Category: friday links

Friday links 501

  1. Generative AI Scripting | GenAIScript
  2. http:, ftp:, and … dict:? – Terence Eden’s Blog
  3. The Five Things Business Leaders Should Know About Databases
  4. The Observability CAP Theorem – Phillip Carter
  5. Decision-Making Pitfalls for Technical Leaders – Chelsea Troy
  6. TBM 317: Yes, Or… – by John Cutler – The Beautiful Mess
  7. Folklore.org: -2000 Lines Of Code
  8. (No new emails) – ignatandrei@yahoo.com – Yahoo Mail
  9. Steve Ballmer was an underrated CEO
  10. 3 Good Things and 3 Bad Things About Working at Amazon: From 12+ Years in Management

Friday links 500

  1. 5 Essential Development Principles Every Coder Should Know – DEV Community
  2. A Culture of Good Decision-Making (Part 2) – Itamar Gilad
  3. The Open Source Project Maintainer’s Guide – Liam White
  4. Practices of Reliable Software Design
  5. Unit Tests As Documentation – by Teiva Harsanyi
  6. LocalStorage vs. IndexedDB vs. Cookies vs. OPFS vs. WASM-SQLite | RxDB – JavaScript Database
  7. Using static websites for tiny archives – alexwlchan
  8. John Graham-Cumming’s blog: Cracking an old ZIP file to help open source the ANC’s “Operation Vula” secret crypto code
  9. Software Engineer Titles Have (Almost) Lost All Their Meaning
  10. Writing system software: code comments. –

Friday links 499

  1. Dunghill Anti-Pattern – Why Utility Classes Are Bad Practice and Alternatives to Them
  2. Open source royalty and mad kings
  3. The Path from Senior Engineer to CTO
  4. danluu/debugging-stories: A collection of debugging stories. PRs welcome (sorry for the backlog) :-)
  5. Logging Best Practices: An Engineer’s Checklist | Honeycomb
  6. A good day to trie-hard: saving compute 1% at a time
  7. LinkedIn Roaster – Brutal honesty for your profile
  8. Google Testing Blog: SMURF: Beyond the Test Pyramid
  9. 10 Bad TypeScript Habits To Break In 2024 – DEV Community
  10. My favorite quotes – Daniel Lemire’s blog

Friday links 498

  1. Testing Frontend — Lessons from over a million lines of TypeScript at Palantir
  2. nexa-sdk/examples/local_file_organization at main · NexaAI/nexa-sdk
  3. How to Monetize a Blog
  4. Server-side tokens
  5. An Illustrated Proof of the CAP Theorem
  6. (11) A Startup Founder To Scaleup CEO’s Journey from $0 to $25billion (Halliganism’s) | LinkedIn
  7. Appetites instead of estimates
  8. Using Windows Error Reporting in .NET
  9. You should use SQLite ⚡️, React infinite queries ♾️, attracting great talent
  10. Logging Best Practices: An Engineer’s Checklist | Honeycomb

Friday links 497

  1. Why TCP needs 3 handshakes | PixelsTech
  2. 7 questions I get asked frequently as an EM | by Nitin Dhar | Total Engineering Management | Sep, 2024 | Medium
  3. Everything You Want to Know About the Record Type in .NET… But Were Afraid to Ask – dotNetTips.com
  4. Terminal colours are tricky
  5. Jonas Hietala: Why I still blog after 15 years
  6. Too much efficiency makes everything worse: overfitting and the strong version of Goodhart’s law | Jascha’s blog
  7. zakirullin/cognitive-load: Cognitive Load is what matters
  8. Apply AI to your notes with Google’s useful new NotebookLM
  9. Forget ChatGPT: why researchers now run small AIs on their laptops
  10. New “fair source” movement aims to bridge the gap between open source and proprietary licensing | TechSpot

Friday links 496

  1. Myriad Facets – Honest Privacy Policy
  2. Career Advice: Simplifiers Go Far, Complexifiers Get Stuck – Kellblog
  3. Doing support makes you a better engineer – by Ian Vanagas
  4. The 80/20 Guide to JSON.stringify in JavaScript | www.thecodebarbarian.com
  5. What even is a JSON Number?
  6. .NET Aspire integrations overview – .NET Aspire | Microsoft Learn
  7. Taking a look at the Problem Details enhancements in ASP.NET 9
  8. tummychow/git-absorb: git commit –fixup, but automatic
  9. How to use IHttpClientFactory and WireMock.NET together using Moq | Code4IT

Friday links 495

  1. Typical RAG Implementation Using Semantic Kernel, Kernel Memory, and Aspire in .NET
  2. Development With A Dot – ASP.NET Core Features
  3. Hosting MongoDB in .NET Aspire – Scientific Programmer
  4. Good software development habits | Zarar’s blog
  5. Integrating the Particular Service Platform with Aspire
  6. Managing Startup Dependencies in .NET Aspire
  7. semantic-kernel/docs/decisions/0001-madr-architecture-decisions.md at main · microsoft/semantic-kernel
  8. Conducting a Time Audit | Andy Sparks
  9. Ideas from “A Philosophy of Software Design”
  10. Interviewing for Evidence – Dan North & Associates Limited

Friday links 493

  1. All you need is Wide Events, not “Metrics, Logs and Traces”
  2. The Curse of Knowledge – Ness Labs
  3. Wilfred/difftastic: a structural diff that understands syntax
  4. How to Convert XML comments in a C# Source File into HTML Pages – CodeProject
  5. Software architecture documentation using the C4 Model – mstack
  6. Using Elasticsearch with .NET Aspire | Software Engineering
  7. Building pipelines with IAsyncEnumerable in .NET
  8. Harvesting, Fishing, Panning for Gold | Stay SaaSy
  9. Engineering Team Meeting: Format & Topic Ideas
  10. The slow evaporation of the free/open source surplus – Baldur Bjarnason

Friday links 492

  1. Add a SignalR hub to ASP.NET Core & connect using JavaScript
  2. New Course: Understanding Semantic Kernel – Jamie Maguire
  3. Some Thoughts As I Sit Here in Another Standup – Lloyd Atkinson
  4. I Will Fucking Haymaker You If You Mention Agile Again — Ludicity
  5. Design a URL Shortener – System Design Interview
  6. The Ultimate Checklist for Jr DBAs – AAA-DBA.com
  7. It’s in the stories – by Thorsten Ball – Register Spill
  8. Examples of Great URL Design – Jim Nielsen’s Blog
  9. Make things simpler than possible – Arthur O’Dwyer – Stuff mostly about C++
  10. Is It Time To Version Observability? (Signs Point To Yes) – charity.wtf

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