Looks like an interesting new building block to publish data visualizations.

This ecosystem suffers from the same warts and doesn't seem to make any progress... lack of transparency, "we know better" mentality, tight coupling, lack of communication. This is especially problematic for something like a browser.

A sound list of advises, applicable to most database systems of course.

Good reasons to leave indeed. Better host your projects somewhere else.

Nice balanced post on the pros and cons of GraphQL.

Very nice milestone and interesting tech for sure. Congrats to them!

Well, this is a bit obscure but we have to know it's there somehow. Better not rely on it too much though.

Looks like a nice Faker alternative for Java projects. Turns out I was looking for something like that.

Indeed, it's important. You should own your content, you can eventually syndicate on trendy platforms but keep your own base for your own content.

This is an interesting move. There are good reasons for it in this article. Also some I'm less inclined to take at face value but still, worth keeping in mind.

This is a very concerning for C... and it drifts apart from C++ further. The old "C as a subset of C++" position is less and less valid. Very unfortunate.

Nice walk through for a use of PyO3 to make some Python code much faster. Nice to see how useful py-spy turn out to be in such scenarii as well.

There are nice mechanism in the Java type system nowadays to no rely on Optional all the time. This is a good reminder of the main alternative.

Clearly aims to demonstrate the superiority of their specialized hardware for training. That said it's nice to have proper open models available (architecture, training data, weights... it's all in the open).

This looks like an interesting new authorization scheme.

Nice (even though a bit long) explanation of the skills needed for a senior software engineers. Definitely a bunch of good advises in there.

Nice historical perspective from Alan Kay about the MVC architecture pattern.

We might start in a software career attracted by the "perfection of the machines" (already debatable) but indeed to make anything meaningful we need to interact with other people. I often say it but I'll say it again: it is a team sport.

Indeed, this is the most important skill we need next to coding. Especially in a remote work culture.

Now this is a truly impressive technology! This will make facial motion capture a really smoother process.