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A clear explanation of the large-scale disruption that occurred behind major internet services, based on Cloudflare's official announcement. Recommended for those wanting to understand the cause and impact of the trouble.
The latest version 28 of Apache NetBeans has been released. Here's an easy-to-understand introduction to the new features and improvements you might be interested in.
Let's talk about 'architectural debt' in an easy-to-understand way — it's not just about technical debt, but also affects business and strategy 💡
When you touch an old commit and it disappears... Here's a quick introduction to using 'git reflog' and how to revive lost commits 💡
A webpage's URL isn't just an address - it represents the 'current state' of the page. The information embedded in URLs is surprisingly interesting, and knowing about it can make using websites and apps much more understandable.
When a TikTok intern rewrote part of a Go microservice in Rust, CPU usage and memory consumption dropped significantly. Here's an easy-to-understand explanation of how this resulted in annual server cost savings of $300,000.
I thought 'regular office work must be boring?' but discovered it actually has unexpected benefits. Comparing it with the overly free freelance life made me realize the value of stability.
Apple's programming language Swift is finally available for Android too. Here's an introduction to the Swift SDK for Android and a quick summary of what it's like.
When asking AI questions, the results can be completely different depending on how you choose your words. Haven\'t you thought \"Is it my prompt\'s fault that weird answers are coming back...?\" Let\'s gently explain these obvious but easily overlooked points 💡
I thought it was just a regular interview, but it turned out to be a hacking trap! Here's a casual introduction to important points to watch out for during interviews, based on this scary experience.
We think 'All tests passed, so we're safe!' but actually, tests don't prove code is correct - they just show that different pieces of code 'agree' on how things should work. Let's explore this idea casually.
Watching a video about simulating smoke movement through programming, I casually explain the surprisingly familiar and interesting mechanisms. It looks difficult with all the formulas, but I've summarized the fun points you can enjoy just by watching.
Using 6 AI models to challenge 3 of the latest security vulnerabilities. An experimental report that reveals the strengths and weaknesses of AI, with some surprising results.
Ever wondered how rate limiters are actually built? We'll clearly explain the concepts and mechanisms that are also useful for system design interviews!
A fun game for learning Python has finally been completed after over 3 years of development. Introducing the features that make it easy for beginners to continue, and the journey to release.
We explain the phenomenon discovered in a new Triton pull request where simply adding the name 'cutlass' to a kernel makes FP8 processing approximately 100TFLOPS faster.
Let's gently explore the reasons and background behind 'overengineering' - a common pitfall in both work and hobby projects - and think together about why it happens.