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AI Coding Feels Like Using an Unreliable Compiler Every developer I know is asking roughly the same questions about LLMs. Yes, there are LLM-fanatics and LLM-skeptics, but most are LLM-confused: sometimes LLMs seem amazing and sometimes they seem so dumb one wonders why we are using them in the first place. So we keep asking […] The post AI Coding Feels Like Using an Unreliable Compiler appeared first on Strumenta .
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I picked this book up because I was going to see Paris and London soon, and thought that this would be a good primer to the milleu I was…
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User experience in specialty insurance: professional platforms for complex risk management
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www.future-processing.com
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2 months ago
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The landscape of specialty insurance demands sophisticated digital platforms that match the complexity of the risks they manage. As Professional Indemnity, Marine, Aviation, and Cyber insurance markets evolve, exceptional UX becomes the foundation for efficient stakeholder coordination, regulatory compliance, and sustainable competitive advantage.
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80s Business Tech and Seamless Scene Transitions: Inside Shader.se’s Scroll-Driven WebGPU Pipeline
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tympanus.net
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2 months ago
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eng
How we built the scroll-driven WebGPU pipeline behind Shader.se, from selective scene rendering to seamless scene transitions using React Three Fiber.
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80s Business Tech and Seamless Scene Transitions: Inside Shader.se’s Scroll-Driven WebGPU Pipeline
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tympanus.net
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2 months ago
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eng
How we built the scroll-driven WebGPU pipeline behind Shader.se, from selective scene rendering to seamless scene transitions using React Three Fiber.
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Me in 2007 : Building something is easy. Evaluating what you build is hard. Iterate between the two as fast as you can. Stefan Lesser in 2023 (paraphrased): Building helps understand ourselves through the world, and understand the world through ourselves. Me now: Building things is easy. Evaluating what you build is hard. It requires lots of attention . Therefore, build things that you want to pay lots of attention to.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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The era of fixed-fee AI spending just ended. If you’re a CTO or engineering leader and you haven’t noticed yet, you will very soon — probably around September 2026 when some budget alerts start firing.
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Google Maps thinks it takes half an hour to walk to from DCA to Crystal City, but you can actually do it in fifteen minutes. I really like leaving airports on foot. There's something about it that feels like it shouldn't be possible: between an airplane and your destination there should be some other kind of vehicle, no? It reminds me of the first time I boarded a plane without using a jetway, where walking out on the tarmac just felt....
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And like that, I'm un Passbolt-ed. I had tried to use it yesterday and discovered that I was completely unable to access the passwords on a new computer. I had not realized that it relied on email as a primary security vector, and even though I was home on my own network, it proved impossible to add a new machine to the Passbolt install currently. To be clear, this is less a criticism / problem with Passbolt and more with how I have it se..
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And like that, I'm un Passbolt-ed. I had tried to use it yesterday and discovered that I was completely unable to access the passwords on a new computer. I had not realized that it relied on email as a primary security vector, and even though I was home on my own network, it proved impossible to add a new machine to the Passbolt install currently. To be clear, this is less a criticism / problem with Passbolt and more with how I have it se..
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JB has a database table that, at first glance, looks like one of those data warehouse tables that exists to make queries performant. You know the sort, the table that contains every date between 1979 and 2050, or every number out to 1,000,000 or something. It looks dumb, but it helps make certain joins and queries performant. The database table is called three_alpha_numerics. It has two columns: digit, which contains three characters, an....
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tuwunel synced commits to tuwunel-changes at tuwunel/ruma from mirror
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2 months ago
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tuwunel synced commits to tuwunel-1.6.1 at tuwunel/ruma from mirror
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2 months ago
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202cedf0e7c415dc525dad1436ef75ee24b15aa5 [fork] signatures: Adapt verify_event policy-server uplift to CanonicalJsonName keys. 39c75d188e19d42045be2a11c3ebc016d4c6987a signatures: Split hash_and_sign_event() f21596cd477ae36a792d268a373c5996c5b04b04 contrib: Update workspace dependencies graph c1de004b42baebae09bc3719c4d3b7423200687b signatures: Add support for policy servers to verify_event() 7ed83cc6b30b627f936a3146c27795bd1c4a42c5..
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Security as a gate at the end of the pipeline is security theater. I’ve believed this for years, but it took watching a real incident unfold to make me truly militant about it. If your security checks only run after code is merged, packaged, and ready to ship, you’re not doing security — you’re doing compliance paperwork. I’ve spent the last few years building DevSecOps pipelines that weave security into every stage of the software deli..
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Thank you! Now I know the name of the beautiful birds I see in my backyard. I love them all, the colors, the movements, the sounds |
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Author : Václav Havel Title : The Power of the Powerless Date : October 1978 Source : Retrieved on 2012-01-07 via the Internet Archive at
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Did you know that French is one of the fastest growing languages in the world and that about half of all French speakers live in Africa? The post How Many People Speak French, And Where Is It Spoken? appeared first on Babbel .
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