Or why wording matters... this is clearly a user design fail in this case.
Lots of ideas indeed. Having your own website gives so much freedom in what you can do there.
Looks like a nice way to automate the creation of changelogs.
Looks like an interesting trick for more dynamic HTML frontends with very limited used of Javascript. Inspired by htmx it seems to go one step further in the same direction.
The streaming trap is getting obvious at this point.
Or how calculus can give a feel of why approximation errors can be great or small with floats.
A little experiment to better understand how ActivityPub works.
Looks like an interesting and comprehensive reference to squeeze as much reliability as possible from a Raspberry Pi.
Nice exploration of the GitLab database schema. This highlights and finds quite a few of the choices made with an eye on performances.
Making sure maintainers are well paid is indeed an ongoing problem. There is currently no perfect solution within the world we live in. This is indeed no reason to blame the maintainers themselves for the approach they picked.
Definitely true. This is why I refrain from using the term nowadays... this allows to focus on the principles instead. Takes more time to explain but allow for slow and steady change management. Indeed it's not perceived as an all or nothing situation anymore.
Nice advices for API design. First time I see the term "inert" used in this context. Definitely one I should keep in mind and use when appropriate.
Plenty of good tips in there. I knew quite a few, but there are a few nuggets that I'll test drive I think.
Happy birthday indeed. Was an excellent and culturally relevant game.
Interesting tool for file type detection. Seems very accurate too.
Some reasons why Python and C behave differently on this matter. It's a source of mistakes.
Looks like a nice list of resources to dive deeper with WebGPU
Excellent news, let's hope this thwarts the commission plans as expected.
Looks like the BBC likes the fediverse experiment so far. Engagement is even better than on Twitter at times. Let's hope they keep expanding.
Good reminder that contributions are not only about code. Documentation, support, release management and so on are very important as well and too often underrated.