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What .NET 10 garbage collection changes really mean for developers
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nicolaiarocci.com
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11 months ago
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eng
For decades, garbage collection in .NET was a background concern. It was mostly invisible to the everyday developer and was regarded as ‘automatic’ unless (or until) something slowed down the application. However, .NET 10 changes this perspective by making garbage collection (GC) a key component of application performance.” What .NET 10 GC Changes Mean for Developers is a good in-depth article that explores the revolutionary garbage co..
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In a talent landscape full of competitive opportunities, where change and turnover are part of the norm, Kogan.com stands out as a place where people choose to stay, grow, and advance their careers. Many of our team members have long tenures, with some contributing as long as 12 or 15 years, reflecting the strong culture and opportunities here. This month, we celebrated three team members reaching their four-year milestone. To mark the oc....
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Use the vector data editor to simplify or smooth lines and polygons on your maps to make them look cleaner and load faster.
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Why chasing titles can derail your actual growth - and why the highest-paid engineers often have the most boring job titles.
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Why chasing titles can derail your actual growth - and why the highest-paid engineers often have the most boring job titles.
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This is not my week for using technology. None of these problems was my fault, other than my existing in the universe and the attraction that brought. Today, I wanted to review my Verizon mobile account, and I noticed that the website had changed since my last visit. I clicked
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Last year, I started playing Pokemon TCG - a trading card game where you have a deck of own cards and play against an opponent, battling each other with Pokemon of your choice. One aspect of Pokemon TCG is collecting cards, which can be fun on its own, but it can get a bit expensive. Especially with the "Prismatic Evolution" generation, prices skyrocketed, but the Pull rates seemed much lower than on previous generations . "Pull rat....
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As insights are reviewed its always a treat to look at what written blogs have gone far in the vast landscape of the web.
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Yeah, yeah, I know, I know It’s been a minute two and a half years. I left the truck and apparently I left the blog behind with it. Whoops! But the good news is that we’re fixing that right now . What’s new? Oh hey, thanks for asking. Not much has changed on my end, same old, same old: got married, my nonprofit excelled at not-profiting, did some start-up stuff, got some very cute animals, and eventually ended up b..
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Yeah, yeah, I know, I know It’s been a minute two and a half years. I left the truck and apparently I left the blog behind with it. Whoops! But the good news is that we’re fixing that right now . What’s new? Oh hey, thanks for asking. Not much has changed on my end, same old, same old: got married, my nonprofit excelled at not-profiting, did some start-up stuff, got some very cute animals, and eventually ended up b..
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I'm migrating my blog again. This blog has been in existence for more than 11 years. It started as a Jekyll site. Then I moved to Hugo. Now I'm moving it to…
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SVE2 AES on AWS Graviton 4 delivers 2x faster string hashing than NEON, but SVE's variable-length promise fell flat: Graviton 4 regressed to 128-bit vectors.
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What is Hugo? Simply put, Hugo generates websites. More specifically, it creates static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files from your content and a chosen theme. Your content is written in Markdown, with additional configuration in YAML or TOML. There are hundreds of themes available at themes.gohugo.io , most of them freely available under the MIT License. Think of Hugo as a house builder. The theme you choose acts as a blueprint – definin..
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What is Hugo? Simply put, Hugo generates websites. More specifically, it creates static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files from your content and a chosen theme. Your content is written in Markdown, with additional configuration in YAML or TOML. There are hundreds of themes available at themes.gohugo.io , most of them freely available under the MIT License. Think of Hugo as a house builder. The theme you choose acts as a blueprint – definin..
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One of the big ambitions for the search engine this year has been to enable searching in more languages than English, and a pilot project for this has just been completed, allowing experimental support for German, French and Swedish. These changes are now live for testing, but with an extremely small corpus of documents. As the search engine has been up to this point built with English in mind, some anglo-centric assumptions made it int..
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SVE2 AES on AWS Graviton 4 delivers 2x faster string hashing than NEON, but SVE's variable-length promise fell flat: Graviton 4 regressed to 128-bit vectors.
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Six Weeks, Real Progress - Exploring Shape Up for Product Work
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www.safjan.com
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11 months ago
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eng
Shape Up replaces two-week sprints with six-week cycles, kills the backlog, and lets small teams decide how to build things. Here is when it works, when it doesn't, and what I think about it after digging in.
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Six Weeks, Real Progress - Exploring Shape Up for Product Work
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www.safjan.com
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11 months ago
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eng
Shape Up replaces two-week sprints with six-week cycles, kills the backlog, and lets small teams decide how to build things. Here is when it works, when it doesn't, and what I think about it after digging in.
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What’s the most elegant piece of code you’ve ever written or seen? Like, that ‘holy soykaf the universe just compressed itself’ moment.
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lainchan.org
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11 months ago
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eng
What’s the most elegant piece of code you’ve ever written or seen? Like, that ‘holy soykaf the universe just compressed itself’ moment.
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Click to go fullscreen)This is nothing more than an physics-based desk toy - watch the battle play out. Who will win? Part of the fun trying to figure out the...
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Masons, when they start upon a building, Are careful to test out the scaffolding; Make sure that planks won’t slip at busy points, Secure all ladders, tighten bolted joints. And yet, all this comes down when the job’s done, Showing off walls of sure and solid stone, So if, my dear, there sometimes seem to be Old bridges breaking between you and me, Never fear. We may let the scaffolds fall, Confident that we have built our..
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For an embedded device, TLS certificate validation presents some unique challenges. The obvious problem is the limited processing power, but the real issue is that a typical root CA bundle is well over 100KB and there may not be enough storage available for it. One possible workaround is simply authenticating the server’s public key based on a hash, similar to how SSH works. While there are some drawbacks, this is secure if implemented cor..
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Cerebras, a maker of artificial intelligence (AI) chipsets, has called off its plans for an initial public offering (IPO), roughly a year after filing an S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to go public. In a new SEC filing made this Friday, Cerebras said it “does not intend to conduct the proposed […] The post AI Chipmaker Cerebras Calls Off Public Listing appeared first on The Techee .
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The Astronaut Maker: How One Mysterious Engineer Ran Human Spaceflight for a Generation by Michael Cassutt A biography of NASA administrator George Abbey covering his career at NASA and influence he had over manned spaceflight. 4/5 The Universal Timekeepers: Reconstructing History Atom by Atom by David J. Helfand How isotopes are used to date events … Continue reading Audiobooks – September 2025
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Recently in a Gitlab- CI pipeline I needed to dynamically include several variables that lived inside a yaml-file. The file that needed to be included was defined as a CICD -variable coming from an external API -call that triggered the CI -pipeline. The file were called after version-numbers, e.g. .gitlab/vars/1.0.yml or .gitlab/vars/2.0.yml. This was their content: variables: LONG_VERSION: "1.0.0" SHORT_VERSION: "1" more: varia..
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What's changed about learning Python over the last few years? What new techniques and updated advice should beginners have as they start their journey? This week on the show, Stephen Gruppetta and Martin Breuss return to discuss beginning to learn Python.
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Dylan Field (CEO Figma) [09:02]: "Is natural language the interface? Yes right now. I‘ve said this before but I really believe it, I think we will look back at this era as the MSDOS era of AI, and the prompting and natural language that everyone is doing today is just the start of how we are going to create interfaces to explore latent space. So I cannot wait for an explosion of creativity there. I think of these models as an N-dimensional..
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