Why I Quit Google to Work for Myself programming |
- Why I Quit Google to Work for Myself
- The Evolution of Data at Reddit
- Quake engine strafe-jumping physics explained [video]
- Let's Encrypt wildcard certificates (ACME v2) delayed after missing yesterday's scheduled launch
- Why your programmers just want to code – Hacker Noon
- The Lost Art of the Makefile
- Using WebGL to explore origami-like Myriahedral map projections
- I made a little Augmented Reality Teapot Shooter Demo with ARCore[source included]
- 36-Way Comparison Of Amazon EC2 / Google Compute Engine / Microsoft Azure Cloud Instances vs. Intel/AMD CPUs
- T-Vault: Simplified secrets management solution [by T-Mobile, uses Hashicorp Vault]
- Elasticsearch x-pack now Open Source
- Lessons learned while developing Age of Empires 1 Definitive Edition
- Schism – A self-hosting Scheme to WebAssembly compiler
- Made experimental program to directly measure the clock rate of the CPU
- Promises are not neutral enough
- Actix web - simple and extremely fast web framework for Rust
- Animation in the League of Legends Client (A guide to web animation techniques)
- PostgreSQL Replication Slots
- AsmBB v2.0 released. The speed x2.0, the RAM /2.0
- SaaS Platform for Managing Configurations Enters Private Beta
- War Stories: Brad Wardell on how poor memory management crippled Elemental
- Don’t Fear The Rebase
- How I hacked my air conditioner controller
- I released BlockLike.js, an open source library designed to bridge the gap between block-based programming (e.g. Scratch) and JavaScript.
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