Big O
A visual introduction to big O notation.
Linked is a BEAUTIFUL and instructive explanation of the basics of so-called Big-O notation
A visual introduction to big O notation.
Linked is a BEAUTIFUL and instructive explanation of the basics of so-called Big-O notation
A couple weeks ago I went heads-down and experimented with a new development model. The results were unexpected: a production-ready application, ~800 commits, and 100+ PRs in a single week. The core idea was to stop coding linearly and instead manage a swarm of ~20 parallel AI agents. This required building a custom parallelization tool, […]
Linked is a pretty good article with some ideas on how to be most efficient and effective using Claude Code
I see a lot of bad system design advice. One classic is the LinkedIn-optimized “bet you never heard of queues” style of post, presumably aimed at people who are…
Linked is an outstanding summary of system design. It could be a book or a course! Of course good because I agree with just about every view and recommendation.
In my professional life, I’ve had several bestselling books published by New York publishers, as well as many other titles that sold modestly. I have also self-published a bunch of books, including one bestseller on Amazon and two massive hit … Continue reading →
Linked is an article by the prolific writer Kevin Kelly about self publishing, how to approach it, who to talk to and so on.
The American automaker is spending billions on a radical reinvention of EV manufacturing, aimed squarely at taking on Chinese competition and Tesla.
Linked is an interesting article about… car manufacturers and engineering.
A deep dive into local-first architecture, triggered by wondering why Linear feels so fast. Looking at the technical implementation, exploring tools like Jazz and Electric SQL, and explaining why my next app might not need API endpoints.
Linked is a great article explaining and evaluating various “local first” architectures. It
hiring in tech is broken and everyone knows it. what can we do better?
Linked article has some smart observations about the hiring process for engineers, some novel techniques I’ve not heard of before, and some recommendations.
Like the pdp-10 had
Linked is an interesting hypothetical article that has both technical and historical contrxt.
Go 1.24 improves map performance with a brand new map implementation
Linked is a new data structure, or at least a new implementation of a well know n data structure, the hash table. And I especially like it because, I love everything SWISS!
North America's electrical system is a miracle, but also kind of a mess. Blackout is always closer than you think.
Linked article is a wonderful explanation of the power grid.
Just with a pencil and paper
Linked article covers something that’s always been a matter of some amusing fascination for me. Which is how QR codes work, and how there are apparently variations in the basic look which continue working with the same algorithms.
How to lovingly handcraft your own git repositories
Linked is a madman’s tour of git’s persistent data structures. Yes, crazy, but pretty amazing. They use not-simple shall commands to create all the bits by hand. If you follow along you will know more than any of your friends how git work#!
There’s a lot of excitement about what AI (specifically the latest wave of LLM-anchored AI) can do,
and how AI-first companies are different from the prior generations of companies.
There are a lot of important and real opportunities at hand, but I find that many of these conversations
occur at such an abstract altitude that they border on meaningless.
Sort of like saying that your company could be much better if you merely adopted more software. That’s certainly true,
but it’s not a particularly helpful claim.
Linked is a really good explanation of LLM agents, what they do, how they work more or less, and what they COULD do.
Text-based user interfaces (TUIs) have gained significant popularity in recent years.
Linked article about yet another TUI package in Python. I’d like to know why we need it!
Having kids is weird. Here are these human beings, with their own interests, likes and dislikes, and absolutely no knowledge. I mean yes, over time they build up experiences, but they start out wit…
One more in the series of articles that either support or challenge the idea that ai will make junior programmers obsolete, will kill computer science as a discipline, will unleash amazing productivity. Or not.
Why I decided to ditch Cursor and switch to running Claude Code in an isolated environment + diy guide!
Linked article teaches a really cool way to use vscode inside a container. I will be trying this!
Coding has been the strongest use case. But a new study from METR just dropped.
Linked is just one interesting data point about coding with ai. It’s interesting because it is counterintuitive to what everyone thinks. But of course this has to be replicated. I have to say that it is not inconsistent with my own personal experience.
An image for the Raspberry Pi 4 with ROS 2 and Linux RT preinstalled - ros-realtime/ros-realtime-rpi4-image
Linked is an important announcement of a Real Time emailed Ubuntu Image for Ros Jazzy. I haven't tried it myself but will, soon!
We asked 12 CTOs and CEOs what skill they now prioritize when hiring developers because of AI. Their answers validate what experienced developers suspected all along.
Linked is an article that is kind of fluffy but it contains opinions that I agree with, about the impact of ai on developers.