Interesting move in the Matrix space. It's nice to see them go for a dual license business model involving AGPLv3. I'm a bit more concerned about the CLA though. Let's hope they setup something equivalent to the KDE-FreeQt Foundatio going through the Matrix Foundation. Otherwise, AFAICT, there's no safeguard against some nefarious relicensing years down the line.

OK, I admit I missed the introduction of this flag in strace as well. Super interesting, it can definitely be useful.

Looks like a neat tool for the less common commands you still need to reach easily.

Interesting tidbits I didn't know about. The little Python API provided to generate Ninja files could turn out interesting.

Interesting view on the motives and overall behavior of query planners.

Looks like a nice tool. Should complete nicely my trusty lnav for unsupported formats.

Ever wondered what you can do with vector databases and LLMs? Here is an interesting use case.

You still find git confusing? This article might help. Although I have doubts that it's doing a good job regarding heads, HEAD and branches, the rest is full of good explanations.

The right nuanced way to see the DRY principle. As usual don't overdo it that's where problems will arise.

After the backlash about WEI on Chrome, now they're going for something similar but scoped only for medias. At least now things are clear that it was mainly about pushing for DRMs to serve media producers.

Good news if this really gets enforced.

Nice to see the latest edition also available online. This is an excellent resource to get into PBR.

I fully agree with this. All those doomsayers about AI are there to sell something willingly or not. Let's look at the current threats we're seeing now, not the imaginary ones being the results of people taking SciFi a bit too literally.

What are the outcomes of TDD? Do you want them? If yes, is the context compatible?

Definitely this, it's been tried in Java, now we know it was a bad design decision... but it had to be tried to realize it.

Interesting set of advices. There are a couple I tend to disagree or doubt they really matter though. Other than that probably worth keeping in mind.

It's really coming from everywhere these days. Let's make sure this doesn't get adopted.

There's a blatant traceability problem with those generated images...

And now for something different... a very funny piece. I guess I'm glad I'm doing lots of interviews remotely nowadays.

This is indeed a nice improvement. I hope they keep working in this direction.