A guide on using GitHub Codespaces to simplify contributor onboarding for .NET open-source projects by setting up pre-configured cloud dev environments.
Introduces MixEval, a cost-effective LLM benchmark with high correlation to Chatbot Arena, for evaluating open-source language models.
Explores the benefits of IRC for open communities, comparing channels to meeting rooms in a virtual co-working space.
An introduction to Valibot, a new modular data validation library for JavaScript, exploring its origins and core concepts.
The article discusses the spin-off of scikit-learn's open-source development from Inria to a new mission-driven enterprise, Probabl, focusing on sustainable funding and growth.
A talk from DjangoCon Europe 2024 exploring various ways to contribute to the Python and Django communities, aimed at both newcomers and existing members.
A software engineer reflects on the evolving personal and professional value of attending tech conferences over a 15-year career.
A talk from PyCon Italia 2024 exploring the various ways developers can contribute to the Python community and its ecosystem.
A talk from PyCon US 2024 exploring the many ways to contribute to the Python community, from coding to community involvement.
A technical guide exploring the AV1 video codec, its benefits over H.265, and practical encoding setup using tools like SVT-AV1.
A project lead details the migration of the DefinitelyTyped repository from TSLint to ESLint and dprint for formatting, highlighting the challenges and decisions involved.
Discusses the challenge of funding open-source projects, highlighting the imbalance between high-profile and underlying dependencies, and proposes solutions.
A developer details the challenging creation of a TypeScript ESLint rule, highlighting the hidden costs of open source work and advocating for sponsorship.
A retrospective on organizing and running ThanosCon, a co-located event at KubeConEU 2024, focused on the Thanos open-source project for metrics.
Mitchell Hashimoto joins Polar as an advisor to support its mission of helping developers get paid for working on their passion projects.
Analysis of the malicious shell script component in the xz backdoor attack, detailing its injection and execution mechanisms.
A detailed timeline of the multi-year social engineering attack that led to a backdoor in the xz compression library, a major open source supply chain incident.
The author announces a change in the blog's content license from CC BY-SA 4.0 to the more permissive CC BY 4.0, citing a shift in perspective on licensing reciprocity.
Redis has been renamed to Redict after a controversial license change, sparking a fork to preserve its open-source nature.
Argues that the term 'Open Source' is misleading for LLMs and proposes the new term 'PALE LLMs' (Publicly Available, Locally Executable).
