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This is the Beginner's General for beginners' questions. If any of you have a simple question, and a suitable thread doesn't already exist, just post it here and someone will probably try to answer it. Remember to do some research before asking a question; no one wants to answer a question that a simple search can already resolve Old thread: >>40486
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Open source can have friends everywhere by Emma Davidson Books-As-Code by Alec Clews So You’ve Decided to Build It Yourself by Leesa Ward
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Open source can have friends everywhere by Emma Davidson Books-As-Code by Alec Clews So You’ve Decided to Build It Yourself by Leesa Ward
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Three Commands, Four Documents: The AI Workflow That Actually Ships
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prashamhtrivedi.in
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5 months ago
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eng
I promised to show you how Plan-Execute-Verify actually works. Here’s the three-command workflow that replaced my 13-document nightmare-and why complexity scoring is the gate that keeps everything sane.
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Back in 2023, I toyed with the relevant iOS dev tools needed to create a custom Tesco Clubcard pkpass , and even showed how to scan a QR code from our beloved Emacs (of course). Neither my friend Vaarnan nor I are strangers to the iOS ecosystem, yet we both agreed the above approach wasn't very practical (for neither devs nor the average iOS user). So we figured we should have a crack at it. While there are some ready-made solution..
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I Photographed the San Francisco ICE Out Of Minnesota Protest
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thomashunter.name
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5 months ago
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eng
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Three Commands, Four Documents: The AI Workflow That Actually Ships
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prashamhtrivedi.in
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5 months ago
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eng
I promised to show you how Plan-Execute-Verify actually works. Here’s the three-command workflow that replaced my 13-document nightmare-and why complexity scoring is the gate that keeps everything sane.
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[code]Sup lainchan, 2pac1337 here. You be under a DDoS niggas. gimme da the admin pussword and I finna stop it. Don't try nothin against my DDoS botnet, you won't be able to stop it[/code]1°: ERROR Port: EE 1005 NIGGA: Botnels Onli
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lainchan.org
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5 months ago
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Sup lainchan, 2 pac1337 here. You be under a DDoS niggas. gimme da the admin pussword and I finna stop it . Don 't try nothin against my DDoS botnet, you won' t be able to stop it
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Scott Hanselman, the Microsoft VP for developer community outreach and general all around good guy was kind enough to ask me to be on his podcast, HanselMinutes, to talk about my upcoming book. I was delighted to spend a few … Continue reading →
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WINTERY KNIGHT :: New study: Can the introduction of oxygen explain the Cambrian explosion.
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winteryknight.com
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5 months ago
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eng
Do you remember the episode of Knight and Rose Show where we interviewed Dr. Günter Bechly about the Cambrian explosion. We were talking about naturalistic explanations for the explosions of new information at certain points in the fossil record. I mentioned that one paper had argued that the introduction of molecular oxygen into the early … Continue reading New study: Can the introduction of oxygen explain the Cambrian explosion. →
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Vibe coding is a moving target (so don’t marry the tool)
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www.nothingeasyaboutthis.com
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5 months ago
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eng
Over the last two years, the vibecoding stack rotated on every axis: models, harnesses, work surfaces, and orchestration. This post defines each layer and makes the case for a boring strategy: SWE fundamentals. If you can spec, diff, test, and debug, you can swap tools without rewriting your brain.
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Background and bytecode design The ZJIT compiler compiles Ruby bytecode (YARV) to machine code. It starts by transforming the stack machine bytecode into a high-level graph-based intermediate representation called HIR. We use a more or less typical 1 control-flow graph (CFG) in HIR. We have a compilation unit, Function, which has multiple basic blocks, Block. Each block contains multiple instructions, Insn. HIR is always in SSA form, ....
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Background and bytecode design The ZJIT compiler compiles Ruby bytecode (YARV) to machine code. It starts by transforming the stack machine bytecode into a high-level graph-based intermediate representation called HIR. We use a more or less typical 1 control-flow graph (CFG) in HIR. We have a compilation unit, Function, which has multiple basic blocks, Block. Each block contains multiple instructions, Insn. HIR is always in SSA form, ....
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Duende IdentityServer 7: A Complete Setup Guide for ASP.NET Core
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nestenius.se
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5 months ago
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eng
Duende IdentityServer is the leading OpenID Connect and OAuth 2 server for .NET. In this tutorial, I'll walk you through setting up Duende IdentityServer
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Peak Text: AI and the Golden Age of Libraries and Archives by Keir Winesmith The Evolution of the OCI Artifact Revolution by Andrew Block README: The Developer’s forgotten love letter by Swapnil Ogale
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Google Gemini is a popular AI assistant and the official one from Google. It has quickly become my replacement of search engines. On the web : It can be used in any browser by visiting gemini.google.com . iOS app : Install from the App Store here . MacOS/Linux app : There is no official app, so I create a web app instead. Open gemini.google.com in Google Chrome, and choose ⋮ -> Cast, Save and Share -> Install Page as Ap..
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This is a recurrent question for my peers and myself. It feels like everything has already been done nowadays, so why would you create anything in the first place? I grew up with the internet at arm's reach and despite having access to more information than I could ever consume in a lifetime, I would argue that coding has become more stale than ever before: Want to make a clever new indie game? So do 100.000 others. Want to write a comp....
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Gaming is no longer confined to bedrooms and basements—it’s a global culture with dedicated destinations that cater to players of all kinds. Whether you’re into competitive esports, retro arcades, immersive VR, or online casino gaming, there are cities and regions around the world that offer unforgettable experiences tailored to your passion. This article profiles the […] The post The Ideal Destinations for Gamers appeared first on Int..
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What tools are missing from your toolbox? In an interview for the High Performance Podcast the comedian Sara Pascoe is asked how she copes with the pressure of making lots of people laugh every night.
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What tools are missing from your toolbox? In an interview for the High Performance Podcast the comedian Sara Pascoe is asked how she copes with the pressure of making lots of people laugh every night.
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Why VIPER and MVVM in SwiftUI are actually the same pattern: A lesson in architectural thinking
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matteomanferdini.com
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5 months ago
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eng
Architectural design patterns like VIPER might seem radically different from common ones like MVVM. However, upon deeper inspection, it turns out that these patterns share the same constitutive components. In this article, we will compare the MVVM and VIPER design patterns in SwiftUI and show how they follow the same principles. Table of contents Architectural ... Read more The post Why VIPER and MVVM in SwiftUI are actually the same p..
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The unreasonable cost of open source contribution by Rob Norris Roll for initiative: The battle against the beast of AI Slop by J Rosenbaum Is it even worthwhile to self-host these days? by Steven Ellis
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The unreasonable cost of open source contribution by Rob Norris Roll for initiative: The battle against the beast of AI Slop by J Rosenbaum Is it even worthwhile to self-host these days? by Steven Ellis
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Docker lazy loading at Grab: Accelerating container startup times
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engineering.grab.com
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5 months ago
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eng
Introduction At Grab, we’ve been exploring ways to dramatically reduce container startup times for our data platforms. Large container images for services like Airflow and Spark Connect were taking minutes to download, causing slow cold starts and poor auto-scaling performance. This blog post shares our journey implementing Docker image lazy loading using eStargz and Seekable OCI (SOCI) technologies, the results we achieved, and the lesson....
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Docker lazy loading at Grab: Accelerating container startup times
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engineering.grab.com
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5 months ago
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eng
Introduction At Grab, we’ve been exploring ways to dramatically reduce container startup times for our data platforms. Large container images for services like Airflow and Spark Connect were taking minutes to download, causing slow cold starts and poor auto-scaling performance. This blog post shares our journey implementing Docker image lazy loading using eStargz and Seekable OCI (SOCI) technologies, the results we achieved, and the lesson....
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I got asked a good question today: what is the difference between Tree-sitter and a language server ? I don’t understand how either of these tools work in depth, so I’m just going to explain from an observable , pragmatic point of view.
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I got asked a good question today: what is the difference between Tree-sitter and a language server ? I don’t understand how either of these tools work in depth, so I’m just going to explain from an observable , pragmatic point of view. Tree-sitter Tree-sitter is a parser generator . What this means is that you can hand Tree-sitter a description for a programming language and it will create a program that will parse that language f....
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