A developer restores and open-sources the old JetBrains Omea information management app, making it run on modern Windows.
Analyzes a flawed LinkedIn benchmark on LINQ's 'let' keyword, explaining why the test doesn't measure real performance and how to benchmark correctly.
A .NET product manager explains the compliance-driven shutdown and transfer of several personal .NET microsites to Microsoft.
An overview of Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Automatic SKU, detailing its pre-configured, production-ready setup and deployment methods.
Microsoft announces general availability of its Entra Suite, a comprehensive set of identity and network access security solutions for Zero Trust environments.
An AWS expert critiques AWS's overwhelming focus on Generative AI, arguing it neglects core cloud services and alienates traditional cloud engineers.
Explains methods for typing non-English characters on computers, including AltGr, dead keys, and the Compose key.
A guide to using Xcode's hidden feature for bookmarking and reusing project-wide search queries, like finding merge conflicts.
Explains the data lakehouse architecture, its layers (storage, table format, catalog, processing), and its advantages over traditional data warehouses.
The @property rule in CSS Houdini is now universally supported, enabling typed custom properties, fallbacks, and animating gradients.
Analyzes token consumption in Microsoft's Graph RAG for local and global queries, including setup with LiteLLM and Langfuse for monitoring.
Introducing wlhc, a small program written in Hare that enables hot corner functionality for Wayland desktops.
An analysis of the ARC Prize AI benchmark, questioning if human-level intelligence can be achieved solely through deep learning and transformers.
A talk from EuroPython 2024 exploring the various ways developers can contribute to the Python community and its ecosystem.
A conference talk exploring the modern reasons and use cases for using Redux in React applications today.
Analyzing the probability of covering all birthdays in a group and the expected number of people needed, framed as the Coupon Collector's Problem.
A developer shares fun and time-consuming microfeatures implemented on their personal blog, including published/revision dates, quote attribution, and styled notes.
Explains why using gzip's --rsyncable flag is crucial for efficient Home Assistant backups with restic, especially for large, static InfluxDB archives.
Explains why typing in the terminal is confusing due to inconsistent text editing across different programs and shares useful tips.
Explains the new UUID v7 (GUID) generation in .NET 9, highlighting its sortable timestamp structure and usage.
