Neat little tool. Since I had to do this kind of work a few times, this is indeed a good idea to have a public and maintained script for it.
Interesting case... even though honestly we shouldn't need to dig out this kind of details.
Funny side project. This shows well many of the challenges one should expect when working on mixed reality projects. It's also nice to see how the ecosystem matured for such features in the browser.
Interesting use of database templates and memory disks to greatly speed up test executions.
A good reminder that mental health can be hard to keep in check in our profession. Pay attention to how you feel, anxiety is a sneaky foe. Lots can be done to improve if taken care of early enough.
This is definitely an ambiguous term. You need to know where stand the people employing it in order to figure out the exact meaning of "root cause".
Interesting take on why people see more in LLM based systems than there really is. The parallels with psychics and mentalists tricks are well thought out.
Interesting look at the history of inheritance in programming languages. There's clearly still room for improvements on this concept.
Looks like an interesting tool to analyze hard to reproduce bugs, especially when concurrency is involved. This could be useful to find the source of flaky tests as well.
Some interesting insights in this survey. It helps identify common concerns.
A few interesting tips to improve history management with ZSH.
Another type of devices where clearly they could be repairable and batteries could be swappable if manufacturers would put care in the design. At least, Fairphone is showing it's doable.
Hopefully nobody is handling configuration by assuming the user will modify the source code or build scripts by hand. Unfortunately I still encounter it from time to time...
Keep things as simple as possible, they might turn out to be robust too.
This is how it should be done. This one comes with everything needed to reproduce the results. This is necessary to gain insights into how such models work internally.
Looks like a nice tool to manipulate large archives.
The title says it all. This article is a nice introduction to certificates, how they work, how the trust model is setup, etc.
More work about eco-design of software. This is definitely welcome. I found this work a bit weak on the state of the art and the interview parts (10 people in the same company). But the field is so nascent that it's to be expected I guess, PhD students have to do with what they have access to. Unsurprisingly this shows a great lack of proper tools to tackle the measurement problem. This thesis shows interesting prospects to reduce variations in measurements though, some of the proposed guidelines might help but cannot offset the hardware heterogeneity completely... The parts focusing on practical advices around Java use and deployment are interestingly easy to apply though. You need to take into account the context of your application to make the right choices of course.
Wondering how one can design a coding assistant? Here is an in depth explanation of the choices made by one of the solutions out there. There's quite some processing before and after actually running the inference with the LLM.
Looks like an interesting mechanism to improve the reliability of web applications. Let's see what people make with those trusted types.