I don't necessarily agree with the fine points in the proposed actions. That said the diagnosis is unfortunately very true I think.

Excellent piece which summarises the big design decisions behind the Internet. It's very didactic, also highlights the flaw toward the end. This is reference material.

They were probably using RabbitMQ for the wrong scenario in the first place. That said it's a good reminder that sometimes a simpler architecture is what you want and it can bring benefits.

Neat git trick, could be useful from time to time.

I'm still doubtful about it but maybe I'm wrong so a counterpoint to my own opinions. Of course this is a purely productivity standpoint in here which overlooks my main concerns with how this is currently deployed and used.

Nice recipe on what can be used to run a virtual conference using only Free Software.

Another way to look at the fact that software engineering is a team sport. Missing this fact can lead to problems.

Often overlooked in test cases. Still it's not that complicated to setup.

This is an incredibly informative deep dive regarding a new attack on CAN buses. Also proposes potential fixes. Let's see how car makers deal with it.

Good overview on database sharding. Points to a couple of tools which can help in some situations.

This is a surprising and fascinating discovery. The scale of such events is mind bending.

I'm not necessarily convinced by all of those. Still there are interesting ballpark numbers I didn't have on my radar as far as management goes.

Hm... interesting framework. Especially for me, I know I tend to be too verbose. Definitely something I'm willing to try.

Really nice little tool, this is indeed surprising how little code is needed for something like this. Treesitter is definitely a huge help there.

Polars really looks like a nice alternative to Pandas with a nice upgrade path from data exploration to production.

A nice pattern to know and master in my opinion. At least I turn to it on a regular basis.

This is a big milestone for 3D and computation on GPUs from the browser. I suspect it will have interesting security implications though, we'll see.

This lawsuit and the first ruling are indeed very concerning. Let's hope we keep the Internet Archive alive, their work is invaluable.

I definitely used this trick from time to time. In the right context it definitely work. Leaving some easy mess on purpose is a good way to get back into a task the next day.

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