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May 2023

Visual Fonts – Type Good Pictures - 12-05-2023 - Type Good Pictures
The concise guide to labels in Loki | Grafana Labs - 11-05-2023 - How using fewer labels leads to better performance in Loki.
New talk: Learning DNS in 10 years - 11-05-2023 - - New talk: Learning DNS in 10 years
So many bad takes — What is there to learn from the Prime Video microservices to monolith story | by adrian cockcroft | May, 2023 | Medium - 08-05-2023 - - The Prime Video team published this story: Scaling up the audio/video monitoring service and reducing costs by 90%, and the internet piled…
Scaling up the Prime Video audio/video monitoring service and reducing costs by 90% - Prime Video Tech - 04-05-2023 - - The move from a distributed microservices architecture to a monolith application helped achieve higher scale, resilience, and reduce costs.

April 2023

Why is OAuth still hard in 2023? | Nango Blog - 28-04-2023 - We implemented OAuth for the 50 most popular APIs. TL;DR: It is still a mess.
Apple employees hate Siri and are skeptical of its future - 9to5Mac - 28-04-2023 - - A new report from The Information today goes in-depth on the apparent chaos inside teams at Apple working on Siri...
NitroKey disappoints me - 26-04-2023 - - A look at NitroKeys latest article
mjg59 | Booting modern Intel CPUs - 17-04-2023 -
FAIR Animated Drawings: Home - 14-04-2023 -
91% of ML Models Degrade in Time - NannyML - 14-04-2023 -
everythingishacked/Semaphore: A full-body keyboard using gestures to type through computer vision - 12-04-2023 - - A full-body keyboard using gestures to type through computer vision - everythingishacked/Semaphore: A full-body keyboard using gestures to type through computer vision
Simply explained: how does GPT work? | Confused bit - 06-04-2023 - - By now, you have probably heard of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, or any of the alternatives GPT-3, GPT-4, Microsoft’s Bing Chat, Facebook’s LLaMa or even Google’s Bard. They are artificial intelligence programs that can participate in a conversation. Impressively smart, they can easily be mistaken for humans, and are skilled in a variety of tasks, from writing a dissertation to the creation of a website. How can a computer hold such a conversation?
System design and the cost of architectural complexity - 06-04-2023 -
How to be a -10x Engineer - 04-04-2023 -
Saying Goodbye to GitHub | Ersei 'n Stuff - 03-04-2023 - - I've been using GitHub since I was eleven years old. To be fair, I didn't really understand git at the time, but I was able to fumble my way through it...

March 2023

JVM Kubernetes: Optimizing Kubernetes for Java Developers - Pretius - 31-03-2023 - In this tutorial by a seasoned Java Dev, we'll show you how to optimize settings to make JVM work well with a container like Kubernetes.
sharkdp/bat: A cat(1) clone with wings. - 30-03-2023 - - A cat(1) clone with wings. Contribute to sharkdp/bat development by creating an account on GitHub.
How to rebase stacked Git branches - Adam Johnson - 29-03-2023 - When working on a feature, you might split it into several stacked branches, so you can merge each one separately. But updating such branches can be annoying, since you have to manage each one. Git 2.38 (2022-10-15) makes such updates easier, with the ability to rebase a stack of branches at once, with the new --update-refs. Let’s look at a couple of examples.
target_session_attrs options for high availability and scaling - CYBERTEC - 29-03-2023 - This article describes the new settings for "target_session_attrs" and how to use them for high availability and horizontal scaling.
How the Grafana Alerting team scales their issue management with GitHub Projects | The GitHub Blog - 27-03-2023 - - Hear from Grafana Labs’ Armand Grillet about how his team uses GitHub Projects.
An aperiodic monotile exists! | The Aperiodical - 23-03-2023 - - Actual aperiodicity news on The Aperiodical! This is probably the biggest aperiodicity news we’ll ever cover here: David Smith, Joseph Samuel Myers, Craig S. Kaplan, and Chaim Goodman-Strauss…
travisgoodspeed/gbrom-tutorial: Tutorial for extracting the GameBoy ROM from photographs of the die. - 22-03-2023 - - Tutorial for extracting the GameBoy ROM from photographs of the die. - travisgoodspeed/gbrom-tutorial: Tutorial for extracting the GameBoy ROM from photographs of the die.
Hyundai Promises To Keep Buttons in Cars Because Touchscreen Controls Are Dangerous - 22-03-2023 - - Hyundai knows you like to keep your eyes on the road, and it's giving you the controls to do just that.
BashPitfalls - Greg's Wiki - 22-03-2023 -

January 2023

Hyperscale in your Homelab: The Compute Blade arrives | Jeff Geerling - 24-01-2023 -
The Cab Ride I'll Never Forget | Kent Nerburn - 20-01-2023 - The Cab Ride I'll Never Forget There was a time in my life twenty years ago when I was driving a cab for a living. It was a cowboy’s life, a gambler’s lif
Music Theory Cheat Sheet: Keys, Scales, Chords, Notes & Intervals - 20-01-2023 - - An interactive music theory cheat sheet with scales, diatonic chords, notes on the piano, notes on the staff and key signature for all major and minor keys.
Reverse Engineering a Neural Network's Clever Solution to Binary Addition - Casey Primozic's Homepage - 20-01-2023 -
Let's build GPT: from scratch, in code, spelled out. - YouTube - 18-01-2023 - - We build a Generatively Pretrained Transformer (GPT), following the paper "Attention is All You Need" and OpenAI's GPT-2 / GPT-3. We talk about connections t...
Chris's Wiki :: blog/linux/Ubuntu2204ServerPhasedUpdates - 17-01-2023 -
Software Engineering at Google - 13-01-2023 -
Piano Chords: Simple Online Piano Chord Player - 13-01-2023 - Play piano chords online. Hear and visualize major, minor, diminished, augmented & more chords on the piano. Makes for an easy piano chord reference chart.
Vim documentation: options - 13-01-2023
Microservices are a Big Ball of Mud | Code-Held - 11-01-2023 - - Over the past years I attended hundreds of interviews. Many candidates proudly told tales on how they develop their projects with a microservice architecture. Often (I don’t want to say “always”, but from my memory I think it actually is “always”) it does not require many questions to see that they used a rocket launcher to kill a mouse. Microservices are hard. Everyone who experienced the pain of operating such an architecture can relate to it. The complexity kills you at one point or the other. You already had to do multiple refactorings of your architecture - because your domains didn’t work out. I wonder - why is this architecture so appealing to developers? And then I remember what I found them appealing 10 years ago.
Vim ZZ and Vim zz | Do you know the difference? | Programmer Hat - 10-01-2023 -
What is a Wildcard Person? | Wildcard People - 02-01-2023 -
Why Not Mars (Idle Words) - 02-01-2023 -
Rant: year of Linux on the desktop - 02-01-2023 -

December 2022

go-profiler-notes/README.md at main · DataDog/go-profiler-notes - 22-12-2022 - - felixge's notes on the various go profiling methods that are available. - go-profiler-notes/README.md at main · DataDog/go-profiler-notes
Post 43: Intentionally Making Close Friends — Neel Nanda - 06-12-2022 - One of the most valuable experiments I ever ran was intentionally practicing the skill of making close friends, and this directly led to most of my friends today. This post is the story of that experiment, and distills the lessons learned
A Vim Guide for Advanced Users - 01-12-2022 - - We continue our walk on the path leading to Vim mastery by reviewing crazy Vim functionalities which will increase even more your productivity.

November 2022

The HTTP crash course nobody asked for - 25-11-2022 - HTTP does a pretty good job staying out of everyone's way. If you're reading this article, there's a solid chance it was delivered to you over HTTP. Even if you're reading this ...
Arch Linux turns 20 years old • The Register - 25-11-2022 - - DIY distro might not be the best place to start, but you'll learn buckets using it
The Ancient Japanese Technique That Produces Lumber Without Cutting Tr | DSF Antique Jewelry - 23-11-2022 - - Daisugi is an ancient Japanese forestry technique in which planted cedars are pruned in a special way to produce "shoots" that eventually become perfect, straight, knot-free lumber.This is an ancient method, developed in the 14th century, which was originally used by people living in the Kitayama region of Japan becaus

October 2022

The Illustrated Stable Diffusion - 05-10-2022 - - How Stable Diffusion works by examples.
AI-powered communication coach - 05-10-2022 - - AI everywhere.

September 2022

Aging programmer - 30-09-2022 - - Do people lose interest in programming as they age? NO.
The spectacular collapse of cryptokitties - 23-09-2022 - - TL;DR Kittys prices < gas fees
Why do domain names sometimes end with a dot? - 23-09-2022 - - Domain names ending with a dot are "absolute" domains.
Discussing Backend For Front-end - 22-09-2022 - - BFF architecture to decouple clients and microservices.
Watching Spirited Away Again, and Again - 22-09-2022 - - Each viewing of Hayao Miyazaki’s animated masterpiece is a gift.
Build Your Career on Dirty Work - 12-09-2022 - - The lamentable work that many people avoid are great places to look for high impact, low hanging fruit.
Diffusion Bee - Stable Diffusion GUI App for M1 Mac - 12-09-2022 - - Diffusion Bee is the easiest way to run Stable Diffusion locally on your M1 Mac.
Digital Exile: How I Got Banned for Life from AirBnB - 08-09-2022 - - Leaving an offsite review is a bannable offense.
I tracked everything I read on the internet for a year - 08-09-2022 - - Keeping a record of every article read on the internet is cool.