Definitely this. When polling the questions shouldn't be too obvious, otherwise people will tell you what you want to hear.

Another great release. Definitely welcome features.

Hopefully this becomes true. I wouldn't mind a post-Social Media era of the Web.

I keep being baffled at how the right type of noise can really make a difference in the rendering of some effects.

This is an important project, they're starting a crowdfunding. Time to give back!

Looks like a good resource for someone who needs to get into IPC mechanisms on UNIX flavors.

School bullying has a new tool to its belt... and this one is rather creepy.

Excellent piece from Cory Doctorow, it's a good summary of where the real debates about AI should be... and it's nowhere near the OpenAI soap opera.

This is a good set of properties to strive for. Since the SOLID principles start to show their age this might be a worthwhile alternative.

That's the beginning of interesting benchmarks for AI assistants. Still a long way to go but this is a good start.

Nice little editor for CSS animations. Should definitely help building those.

Looking forward to Encrypted Client Hello to be widely available. This was no more clear text SNI, and privacy should be really ensured when browsing the web.

Interesting dive on the limits of destructors and when they're called. This can have implications on how programs are stopped.

Seen this a bit too often indeed. When people learn about std::move they tend to sprinkle it too much preventing proper optimizations. Its use should be fairly limited usually.

How the medical sector is struggling with badly designed software. Also important to note how security is just getting in the way of nurses and doctors jobs.

Interesting set of advices for better communication and more sustainable production of software.

Very good piece. Explains why postmortems are important. It also explains how to prepare your organization to conduct them and how to do them properly. This is important since a lot of pressure will happen in case of a failure.

Yes, I have a thing for bringing RSS back. This time it's a library enabling the feature for Java projects. Looks easy to use.

Nice little article with simulations demonstrating why you want exponential backoff and how jitter is an extra layer of protection for the server.

Interesting tool. Hopefully will help us manipulate floating point expressions better.