
With a simple extension, I've made the news interesting again


With a simple extension, I've made the news interesting again
With a simple extension, I've made the news interesting again
As I mentioned before, I've decided to write the code that drives it myself. Yes, I know there are a bazillion things to do this. Up til recently I used @11ty and had no complaints, really.
I just like the idea of rolling my own.
The code needs a lot of cleanup, and then I have to automate deployment when I change things. But I've posted it here for anyone curious:
As I mentioned before, I've decided to write the code that drives it myself. Yes, I know there are a bazillion things to do this. Up til recently I used @11ty and had no complaints, really.
I just like the idea of rolling my own.
Last night I was able to post my updated site. There are still some kinks to work out, but overall I'm happy with the progress
With a simple extension, I've made the news interesting again
Java’s Not Gone, It’s Just Hiding in Plain Sight
From powering Minecraft on the PlayStation to driving high-performance financial systems, Java remains a quiet force behind technologies we use every day.
Our latest blog takes a thoughtful look at how this long-standing language continues to make an impact, sometimes where you’d least expect it.
👉 Read more:
https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/from-minecraft-to-markets-java-hiding-in-plain-sight/
#FreeBSD#Java#OpenSource#TechTrends#Programming#SoftwareDevelopment
Java’s Not Gone, It’s Just Hiding in Plain Sight
From powering Minecraft on the PlayStation to driving high-performance financial systems, Java remains a quiet force behind technologies we use every day.
Our latest blog takes a thoughtful look at how this long-standing language continues to make an impact, sometimes where you’d least expect it.
👉 Read more:
https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/from-minecraft-to-markets-java-hiding-in-plain-sight/
#FreeBSD#Java#OpenSource#TechTrends#Programming#SoftwareDevelopment
We all need to know what MCP servers are, and this is perhaps one of the best explanations I've seen yet.
We all need to know what MCP servers are, and this is perhaps one of the best explanations I've seen yet.
As I scale systems, everything always points to event sourcing as being a good way to increase scale even further. I’ve been places that started down that path, but nothing that actually made it to production processing millions or more events.
Anyone out there have any stories about event sourcing in production at scale?
As I scale systems, everything always points to event sourcing as being a good way to increase scale even further. I’ve been places that started down that path, but nothing that actually made it to production processing millions or more events.
Anyone out there have any stories about event sourcing in production at scale?
I have implemented an API for WASM modules for a game engine. I want to create tests for it to make sure that the API that the WASM scripts use are correctly implemented.
How could I build a test suite for this? Since I would have to compile the modules as well, I doubt just "cargo test" would be enough. Is there another testing tool that could be better for this?
I have implemented an API for WASM modules for a game engine. I want to create tests for it to make sure that the API that the WASM scripts use are correctly implemented.
How could I build a test suite for this? Since I would have to compile the modules as well, I doubt just "cargo test" would be enough. Is there another testing tool that could be better for this?
A sort-of followup to "Show Me The Pull Requests" - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kittylyst_ai-llms-activity-7345506506471026689-Y3nL (original post here: https://mastodon.social/@kittylyst/114397697851381604 )
Thanks to @simon for pointing me at this one. /cc @davidgerard #ai #software #softwaredevelopment #llm
A sort-of followup to "Show Me The Pull Requests" - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kittylyst_ai-llms-activity-7345506506471026689-Y3nL (original post here: https://mastodon.social/@kittylyst/114397697851381604 )
Thanks to @simon for pointing me at this one. /cc @davidgerard #ai #software #softwaredevelopment #llm
> A release announcement should never include the phrase, “various improvements and bugfixes.” You might as well boast that the team proudly breathed air throughout development and used the latest version of the Internet.
- https://refactoringenglish.com/chapters/release-announcements/
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