Black Parrot Labs Blog: When designing an application with JPA/Hibernate, I’ve encountered a common pattern that suggests developers should channel as many of their interactions as possible with their database via their persistence entities and ORM, avoiding…

Subtitle: Yet Another Tech Interviewing Post



There are hundreds and hundreds of blogs about how programming interviews suck, how they ask trivia questions or try to ask questions that only fresh graduates would know well (sort binary trees is the classical…

First post in a multi-part series on writing an operating system using components of other systems, such as MINIX. This post describes a small bootloader in detail and steps through debugging it on bare metal (QEMU). The sample code is hosted here.

Early stage technology decisions must be, uncomfortably, a means to an end.

Read the complete incident report from CircleCI’s January 4, 2023 security alert.

An open source payments switch written in Rust to make payments fast, reliable and affordable - juspay/hyperswitch

Hello! I’ve been thinking about writing a zine about how things are represented on computers in bytes, so I was thinking about floating point.

Since we published why we’re leaving the cloud, we’ve received a lot of questions about our actual spending. We’re happy to share, both where we currently are and where we’re going.

〰📺🔊 Synthesiser audio plugin for making music by drawing objects on an oscilloscope using audio. - jameshball/osci-render

Posted by u/nitrohigito - 517 votes and 29 comments

Scrum serves a specific purpose and no more!

There's a rising trend of 'Interviews-as-a-service', a phenomenon that has gained momentum in the remote work era. Scammers exploit the interview process to secure jobs under false pretenses. The scam involves qualified individuals attending interviews and…

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As per tradition, the image of this post is generated by DALL-E, and it well represents the content of the article: an investigator (aka Hugo) with his magic lens (LyraSearch) searching for interesting content in a galaxy, far, far away.
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Benchmark ingestion of the TSBS "dev ops" dataset into QuestDB via ILP using the `questdb` Python library and Pandas. - questdb/py-tsbs-benchmark

Benchmark ingestion of the TSBS "dev ops" dataset into QuestDB via ILP using the `questdb` Python library and Pandas. - questdb/py-tsbs-benchmark

Introduces the series Applied Modern C++.

Look, I don’t hate frameworks. I’m not as starry-eyed as some other developers, especially when it comes to back-end frameworks, but I don’t think there’s anything wrong with using tools that make you productive.

Reckons Dell kit could have stretched that dollar further

I started my career in programming during heydays of Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE). This was late 90s/early 00s, and there was a rich ecosystem of enterprise vendors hawking application servers, monitoring tools, and boxes upon boxes of other fancy solutions.…

New experimental functions for JVM, Improved kotlin-reflect performance, New -Xdebug compiler option, and more.