Explains how to use DTrace to detect data races in concurrent programs, with examples in Go and C.
A daily tech link roundup covering .NET 11 previews, AI development tools, web frameworks, security news, and Microsoft ecosystem updates.
ScratchBook, a note-taking app, is now available for free download on the Mac App Store, marking the developer's first app store release.
A guide to designing and implementing a tagging strategy for Azure Update Manager to organize and automate patch management.
Microsoft Entra passkeys for Windows Hello enter public preview, enabling phishing-resistant authentication on managed and unmanaged Windows devices.
A guide to implementing internationalization (i18n) in Vaadin Flow web applications, covering resource bundles, locale detection, and UI language switching.
VCF 9 centralizes password management into VCF Operations, moving from SDDC Manager to a unified cloud console for fleet management.
Explains how MCP tools in IBM watsonx Orchestrate use OAuth and SSO to act securely on behalf of users, with a code example.
Guide to using macOS built-in Screen Sharing and SSH for remote access between MacBooks on the same network.
How to fix frequent full recompiles in Elixir projects when using Claude Code and Mise/ASDF version managers.
A developer details migrating an FFmpeg audio processing pipeline from Cloudflare Containers to the simpler Cloudflare Sandboxes, eliminating complex lifecycle management.
A software engineer discusses managing chaos, interruptions, and operational fires while building long-term solutions and effective engineering habits.
A daily tech reading list covering AI updates, embedding models, coding agents, UI paradigms, and AI tool adoption challenges.
Analysis of Apple's MacBook Neo, a $600 laptop using the iPhone's A18 Pro chip, and its performance compared to Intel-based Macs and the Apple Silicon transition.
Explores the Axiom of Univalence in type theory, comparing type equality through isomorphisms and homotopy equivalences.
Argues that AI coding agents should be used to improve code quality and reduce technical debt, not just speed up development.
Argues that AI coding agents can help developers produce higher quality code and reduce technical debt by automating tedious refactoring tasks.
Analyzes why Claude AI uses Electron for its desktop app, debating the trade-offs between native development and web-based frameworks.
A tech digest discussing AI's impact on software development, data privacy fines, and the 'Apprentice Gap' in an agentic world.
Argues for using general SOTA AI models over custom, specialized ones, predicting cheaper, open-source general models will dominate.
