Low Expectations for Skillbuilding; Low Expectations for Eventual Success

A few months back, we saw a tweet about how every Infrastructure SaaS company needs to separate the control plane from the data plane to build a successful product. Reading this got us excited since we were working on a platform that would make this really…

Notes on using the Z3 constraint solver with the Clang Static Analyzer

Let's have fun, I'm now a salesperson and I have to convince customers to buy OpenBSD, here is how I would proceed.

Relief for middle-income families caps a historic year of financial aid achievements

USC Dornsife scientists’ analysis of seismic data identifies a six-year cycle that affects the length of a day.

Dropbox helps you simplify your workflow. So you can spend more time in your flow.

A programmer's blog with posts about Ruby, web development, algorithms and data structure.

visualizing temperatures around the world over the last 75 - 100 years.

Pages’s reimplented Mail Merge feature on macOS. After almost a decade, I guess it’s time to pack in my posters, stickers, and Tim Cook and Craig Federighi phone call noscripts for the &#…

The extracts segment of the cannabis industry has grown at a staggering rate over the last three or four years, and vape cartridges are a crucial driver. Consumers can enjoy the benefits of discreet, potent plug-and-play oils that give them predictable dosing…

The AMA community on Reddit. Reddit gives you the best of the internet in one place.

A chaotic Twitter account has become one of America’s most incisive ongoing works of social criticism.

Businesses need full-stack functionality to stay relevant, efficient, and nimble in the market. How do we meet that demand without overloading individuals?

In a keynote at PyCon 2022 in Salt
Lake City, Utah, Peter Wang introduced another entrant in the field of
in-browser Python interpreters. The Python community has long sought a way
to be able to write Python—instead of JavaScript—to run in web browsers,…

There was a conversation on Twitter this week that helped to clarify my thinking about something, and I wanted to share.
There is a sort of tension between “code” and “no-code” (sometimes “low-code”) solutions.
People who consider themselves software developers…

Review code efficiently and ship faster with Crocodile.

"The negative feelings around 'approval' (and the associated behavior of 'escalation') come from the notion that when you want to do something you have to somehow seek approval from management."