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Employers that demand software engineers work in the office rather than remotely might be hurting their recruiting efforts.

Posted by u/icculus - 102 votes and 32 comments

Countless volumes have been written about the various benefits of serverless, a task made even easier by it being such a squishy, nebulous term that's come to mean basically whatever the author wants it to mean. This has been a boon for AWS's product teams…

Inference code for Llama models. Contribute to meta-llama/llama development by creating an account on GitHub.

The days of growth at all costs are over; your 2023 engineering strategy needs to be about scaling efficiently. In the first Labs episode of the year, Dan invites LinearB's VP of Product, Eran Shitrit, to discuss how teams are proactively addressing concerns…

Quickly Extracts IP's, Email Addresses, Hashes, Files, Credit Cards, Social Security Numbers and a lot More From Text - Drew-Alleman/DataSurgeon

Posted by u/nightcracker - 114 votes and 15 comments

Seer - a gui frontend to gdb. Contribute to epasveer/seer development by creating an account on GitHub.

Norway is the latest country to declare Google Analytics in violation with the GDPR

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As of April, Gitlab Premium costs $29 per month.

5 years after NYCTrainSign collapsed, I investigate why the company failed and end up writing an exploit to take over their fleet.

Should we build a solution from scratch, buy an off-the-shelf solution, or opt for a NoCode tool? The answer isn't black and white but rather a spectrum of trade-offs between speed, cost, control, and functionality. NoCode tool is a wildcard in this build…

How diagrams in D2 are responsive to dark mode

In this video I walk through the differences between Git Merge and Git Rebase and my preferences in using both.

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I didn't have anyone to jam with, so I made a machine that would jam with me!

The machine uses a raspberry pi to read midi files, and drive a solenoid associated with each note. The software analyzes the midi file, and assigns a note to a channel in the…

Posted by u/Witty-Play9499 - 107 votes and 13 comments

Adventures in hacking Hermes VM’s C++ internals for fun and profit

This is the story of the hardest thing I've ever debugged, from Crash Bandicoot 1.