TL/DR: The hot new JavaScript runtime by Ryan Dahl is sleek, powerful and easy to use. Most importantly, it is TypeScript native with a…

After Pearl Harbor, the crew of Pan Am flight 18602 was forced to do the impossible

Yahoo! JAPAN achieved a passwordless identity system. Learn their approach and the consequences of the effort.

Electric air taxi startups in the U.S. stare down massive regulatory shift from FAA.

As an open source leader, Red Hat has the expertise to guide and connect the automotive ecosystem with the power of open source. With Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System, Red Hat is helping automakers drive transformation towards the new normal–the open source…

It’s been three years since any of us have been able to attend PyCon in person. I had mixed feelings about attending this year because despite what most of us are being told officially, Covid isn’t over.

How to multiply Roman numerals: rules and examples.

[If USB2.0 is too boring, learn about the details of 50 different Thunderbolt-4 docks – yep you read that right, there are 50 different models – find out which ones are identical inside…

On the 8th of March, we got one of Norway's biggest CS players Jkaem to play under a female alias to raise awareness about one of the dark corners in the gaming world.


#dontchangeyourname

This post gives an overview of how I’m thinking about the “funding in EA” issue, building on many conversations. Although I’m involved with a number of organisations in EA, this post is written in my…

Tiger Global is having a year. Losses of about $17 billion represent one of the biggest dollar declines for a hedge fund in history.

I needed a hashing algorithm that is simple to implement and quick to compute, to be used as a basis
for generating perlin noise in Unity.

Useless trivia day. Why is a registry file called a “hive”? Because one of the original developers of Windows NT hated bees.  So the developer who was responsible for the registry snuck in as many bee references as he could.  A registry file is called a “hive”…