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Putting them in a place that can access only if you call Start. The post A hypothetical redesign of System.Diagnostics.Process to avoid confusion over properties that are valid only when you are the one who called Start appeared first on The Old New Thing .
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I have added several long conversational youtube videos into a playlist, hoping I’ll come back to the them some day, but in reality I never do that. Recently I found out that Spotify has released a new save-to-spotify CLI tool that lets you upload any audio file into your Spotify account as a private podcast episode. This is perfect for me, as I can download those youtube videos as audio files, upload them to Spotify, and listen to them ..
I have added several long conversational youtube videos into a playlist, hoping I’ll come back to the them some day, but in reality I never do that. Recently I found out that Spotify has released a new save-to-spotify CLI tool that lets you upload any audio file into your Spotify account as a private podcast episode. This is perfect for me, as I can download those youtube videos as audio files, upload them to Spotify, and listen to them ..
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
A recent industry retreat of senior engineering practitioners published their findings on where software development is heading. Reading it felt like someone had been reading my mind — and the minds of the people I follow online — and synthesized it all into one document. When a lot of people arrive at the same conclusions independently, that’s signal worth paying attention to. Here’s my take on each major theme.
Julia and I had been giving half since 2014 , but in 2025 we drew on our savings to donate 81%. It looks to us like we're in a critical window for keeping the introduction of very powerful AI systems from being disastrous , and we want to do what we can while we still can. Here's what that looks like in the context of our overall spending: table... Category pre-tax post-tax total Donations $0 $142,488 $142,....
Sixtieth release adds more cores, delayed hibernation, and basic Wi-Fi 6 without losing its ascetic streak
I’m lucky enough to have a wife, two young children and a job as an AI Engineer at Notion. I’m also lucky enough to have a side project. Some weeks, I’ll get half an hour on my laptop to work on this side project. Most weeks, I won’t. Yet, I’ve averaged two commits to the project per day for the last three months. How? By building on my phone. But, really, by making it possible to build on my phone. The broad approach: encapsulated de....
I’m lucky enough to have a wife, two young children and a job as an AI Engineer at Notion. I’m also lucky enough to have a side project. Some weeks, I’ll get half an hour on my laptop to work on this side project. Most weeks, I won’t. Yet, I’ve averaged two commits to the project per day for the last three months. How? By building on my phone. But, really, by making it possible to build on my phone. The broad approach: encapsulated de....
The challenge Find the longest substring of a string where characters appear in non-decreasing alphabetical order . If two substrings share the maximum length, return the first one. Example: the longest alphabetical substring in "asdfaaaabbbbcttavvfffffdf" is "aaaabbbbctt" (length 11). Inputs can reach 10,000 characters, so the solution must be O(n). Solution 1: index tracking (fastest, O(1) memory) Track the current run with tw..
The challenge Find the longest substring of a string where characters are in non-decreasing alphabetical order . If multiple substrings share the maximum length, return the first one. Example: the longest alphabetical substring in "asdfaaaabbbbcttavvfffffdf" is "aaaabbbbctt" (length 11). Inputs can be up to 10,000 characters, so the solution must be O(n). Solution 1: index tracking (fastest, O(1) memory) Track the start of the c..
For a long time, engineering interviews had this unspoken rule: Close ChatGPT. Turn off Copilot. How dare you use AI to code! That's not real engineering. We're not doing that. If you're interviewing for an engineering role at Kogan.com, you can use AI. Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, whatever's already part of your workflow. Honestly, we'd rather see how you actually work with these tools. Why we changed it Our engineers use AI....
The challenge Given a lowercase string of letters (no spaces, no digits), return the length of the longest substring made only of vowels (aeiou). Examples: solve ( "codewarriors" ); // → 2 (the "io" in warriors) solve ( "suoidea" ); // → 3 (the "uoi") solve ( "aeioaexaeuoiou" ); // → 7 (the "aeuoiou") solve ( "bcd" ); // → 0 solve ( "a" ); // → 1 The Codewars Kata in the JavaScri..
It's a holiday in the US today, so we're reaching back into the archives. What we really need is a single function that can do it all, and by "it" we mean "ruin your life." Original -- Remy There are several types of bad code; there's lazy code, frantic code, unaware-of-a-better-way code, and aware-of-a-better-way-but-too-apathetic-to-do-it code, to name a few. Then there're amalgamations of different types of bad code. Môshe encou....
The challenge Given a lowercase string of letters (no spaces, no digits), return the length of the longest substring that contains only vowels (aeiou). Examples: solve( "codewarriors" ) # → 2 (the "io" in warriors) solve( "suoidea" ) # → 3 (the "uoi") solve( "aeioaexaeuoiou" ) # → 5 (the "aeioa" or "uoiou") solve( "bcd" ) # → 0 solve( "a" ) # → 1 The puzzle appears in Codewars in both Python ..
The challenge Given a lowercase word, return every permutation of its letters in alphabetical order. Do not use built-in permutation libraries. Examples: permutations ( 'the' ); // → ['eht', 'eth', 'het', 'hte', 'teh', 'the'] permutations ( 'a' ); // → ['a'] This is a Codewars classic in the JavaScript track. The two stumbling blocks are generating the permutations from scratch and producing them alph..
The challenge Given a word (a string of lowercase letters), return all its permutations in alphabetical order. Do not use built-in permutation functions. Examples: permutations( "the" ); // → [eht, eth, het, hte, teh, the] permutations( "a" ); // → [a] This puzzle is asked on Codewars and HackerRank Java tracks. Two parts trip people up: generating the permutations from scratch, and ordering them alphabet..
The challenge Given a slice of positive integers, return the value with the most digits. If two or more values share the highest digit count, return the first one in the slice. Examples: findLongest ([] int { 1 , 10 , 100 }) // → 100 findLongest ([] int { 9000 , 8 , 800 }) // → 9000 findLongest ([] int { 8 , 900 , 500 }) // → 900 This Codewars-style puzzle is asked in Go interviews and screens for un..
The challenge Given an array of positive integers, return the number with the most digits. If two or more numbers share the highest digit count, return the first one that appears in the array. Examples: findLongest( new int [] {1, 10, 100}); // → 100 findLongest( new int [] {9000, 8, 800}); // → 9000 findLongest( new int [] {8, 900, 500}); // → 900 This puzzle appears on Codewars and HackerRank in Ja..
The challenge Given an array of positive integers, return the number with the most digits. If two numbers have the same number of digits, return the first one in the array. Examples: findLongest ([ 1 , 10 , 100 ]); // → 100 findLongest ([ 9000 , 8 , 800 ]); // → 9000 findLongest ([ 8 , 900 , 500 ]); // → 900 This puzzle is asked in JavaScript-flavoured Codewars, HackerRank, and front-end interviews..
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