Computer Science and Programming

27 Jun 2025 07:00

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Computer Science and Programming

26 Jun 2025 19:00

Games That Weren't: Cancelled & Unreleased Video Games

Games That Weren't is a non-profit archive dedicated to preserving cancelled and unreleased video games since 1999. The site documents lost prototypes, developer stories, and game assets across various platforms including Commodore 64, Nintendo Game Boy, Super Nintendo, and Amiga. Recent additions include recovered prototypes like Alien 3 for C64, Dr. Franken Part 3 for Game Boy, and World Class Rugby for SNES, along with detailed development histories and technical insights about these lost gaming projects.

Computer Science and Programming

26 Jun 2025 09:03

Microsoft Dependency Has Risks

A risk analysis examining Microsoft's ability to block customer access due to government sanctions, using the ICC incident as a case study. The author applies return on security investment calculations to determine whether organizations should invest in reducing Microsoft dependency, concluding that while the probability is extremely low (1 in 2 million), the potential costs are catastrophic (millions in downtime). The mathematical analysis reveals that for most organizations, the rational investment in mitigation is surprisingly small due to the low probability, despite the severe consequences.

Computer Science and Programming

24 Jun 2025 20:50

Claude Code

Claude Code is an AI tool designed to reason and write code, and was recently tried out on YouTube with dlt and Snowflake by a data engineer. It is also used for performing grammar checks in Markdown files, providing summaries of its changes. Announced in February 2025, it provides cost-efficient results that can be reviewed and rerun with different prompts.

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24 Jun 2025 07:00

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Computer Science and Programming

23 Jun 2025 05:59

Animations CSS Generator

CSS animations allow developers to create dynamic, eye-catching visual effects without using third-party tools or scripting. This guide covers the basics of CSS animations, including keyframes, essential properties, and how they compare to JavaScript animations. CSS animations are simple to implement, performant due to hardware acceleration, and are more responsive and easier to maintain than JavaScript animations. For more complex or interactive animations, JavaScript is recommended.

Computer Science and Programming

22 Jun 2025 17:16

Dotless Domains

Dotless domains are top-level domains that are accessible directly, without subdomains. These typically involve DNS records such as A/AAAA and MX, allowing direct access. Despite their technical feasibility, both ICANN and IAB oppose dotless domains, with restrictions applied primarily to gTLDs, while ccTLDs vary by country regulation. These domains face challenges in practical use, particularly concerning email protocols, which typically require more comprehensive domain structures.

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22 Jun 2025 07:00

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Computer Science and Programming

21 Jun 2025 05:02

Sync Engines are the Future

Sync engines are poised to revolutionize the way we handle data in web development by collapsing the database and server into a single entity. This approach simplifies the tech stack, ensuring data is consistently synchronized and reducing dependency on traditional database servers. This essay discusses the complexities of data synchronization, the limitations of existing tools like SQL, and the potential of sync engines to streamline backend and frontend operations.

Computer Science and Programming

20 Jun 2025 16:31

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Computer Science and Programming

20 Jun 2025 11:05

Overengineered #001: Hello World

The post explores building an overengineered 'Hello World' system using Elixir. It demonstrates creating a distributed system where multiple nodes automatically discover each other and send 'hello world' messages to newly joined nodes. The setup involves using GenServers, UDP broadcast for node discovery, and handling node greetings with the Greeter module. The project is aimed at learning and fun, showcasing an extensive approach to a simple problem.

Computer Science and Programming

20 Jun 2025 04:49

How I Finally Understood Docker and Kubernetes

A developer shares their journey from confusion to understanding Docker and Kubernetes by focusing on practical problems rather than technical jargon. Docker is explained as a way to package applications with their dependencies into portable containers, while Kubernetes is presented as a system for managing multiple containers in coordination. The author emphasizes learning through hands-on experience with simple projects, starting with single containers and gradually building up to multi-container systems with deployments and services.

Computer Science and Programming

19 Jun 2025 08:10

Counted all of the yurts in Mongolia using machine learning

A developer trained a YOLO machine learning model to count yurts across Mongolia using satellite imagery from Google Maps. The project involved manually labeling over 10,000 yurts as training data, optimizing the search area using geographic data, and deploying the model across 120 Docker containers using Docker Swarm. The final count revealed 172,689 yurts throughout the country, with most concentrated in urban ger districts around Ulaanbaatar where rural migrants have settled

Computer Science and Programming

18 Jun 2025 12:03

GPT-4.1 Prompting Guide

The post provides a comprehensive guide on GPT-4.1 prompting using the OpenAI API. It includes open-source examples, advanced techniques, and detailed walkthroughs, empowering developers to efficiently utilize GPT-4.1 capabilities. The guide also encourages sharing your own examples and insights for further learning.

Computer Science and Programming

18 Jun 2025 06:05

JavaScript Animation Engine

Anime.js is a versatile JavaScript animation library offering several features, including rotating objects, creating motion paths, and animating SVG paths. Users can create timelines, apply staggered animations, and make elements draggable with customizable easing options. The library also supports advanced configurations like spring physics and media query-based animations.

Computer Science and Programming

26 Jun 2025 23:00

Getting ready to issue IP address certificates

Let's Encrypt is preparing to issue SSL certificates for IP addresses in their production environment. The feature will initially be limited to a shortlived profile with 6-day validity and remain allowlist-only. The announcement includes a sample staging certificate and notes ongoing development work before public availability.

Computer Science and Programming

26 Jun 2025 12:01

How to Think About Time in Programming

Time handling in programming involves understanding absolute time (precise instants) versus civil time (human-readable formats). UTC provides global time synchronization with leap seconds, while timezones convert between UTC and local time using rules that can change unpredictably. The IANA timezone database tracks historical and current timezone rules globally. Common advice like "just use UTC" can cause bugs when handling user-facing datetime interactions or future events that depend on local civil time rather than absolute time.

Computer Science and Programming

25 Jun 2025 02:01

The NO FAKES Act Has Changed and It’s So Much Worse

The updated NO FAKES Act creates a broad new intellectual property right targeting AI-generated digital replicas, but expands far beyond its original scope. The bill now mandates internet platforms implement takedown systems and content filters, allows targeting of AI tools themselves, and enables easy unmasking of anonymous users through court clerk subpoenas. Critics argue this creates a censorship infrastructure that will harm legitimate speech, stifle innovation, and benefit Big Tech companies by raising barriers for new competitors.

Computer Science and Programming

24 Jun 2025 14:02

Using NotebookLM as Your Machine Learning Study Guide

NotebookLM is an AI-powered digital notebook designed to assist users with machine learning studies by turning study materials into a personalized tutor. It allows uploading research papers, notes, and other educational resources, providing answers based on these documents. Users can generate study guides, FAQs, and briefings, engage in interactive Q&A sessions, create mind maps, and listen to audio overviews. NotebookLM supports collaborative learning, but users should avoid overloading notebooks, regularly update materials, and verify AI-generated outputs for accuracy.

Computer Science and Programming

23 Jun 2025 12:04

Deconstructing the 35mm Website: A Look at the Process and Technical Details

A technical breakdown of building an interactive 3D camera website using Three.js, covering edge detection with Sobel operators, mesh highlighting through render targets and raycasting, and scroll-triggered film roll animations. The tutorial demonstrates custom shader development, post-processing effects, and advanced WebGL techniques for creating engaging 3D web experiences.

Computer Science and Programming

22 Jun 2025 20:19

How does Netflix manage to show you a movie without interruptions?

Netflix delivers buffer-free streaming through a sophisticated distributed systems architecture. The platform uses Amazon Web Services for managing control-plane operations and its custom Content Delivery Network, Open Connect, to handle data-plane operations. Key components include hundreds of microservices, a two-tier CDN deployment, adaptive bitrate streaming, and advanced resilience engineering practices. This setup allows for smooth content delivery and high availability, even under heavy load.

Computer Science and Programming

22 Jun 2025 17:12

How to Become a Top 1% Programmer: The Path You Have to Take

Becoming a top 1% programmer requires more than just following the crowd. Key practices include enjoying the coding process, cultivating the right mindset for growth, mastering debugging skills, seeking continuous learning opportunities, prioritizing quality over quantity, investing time in building skills, reading and understanding others' code, collaborating with experienced programmers, and learning from the best through networking events. Consistent effort and small daily improvements can lead to progress over time.

Computer Science and Programming

21 Jun 2025 09:04

Get the hell out of the LLM as soon as possible

Large Language Models (LLMs) should not be used for decision-making or implementing business logic due to their poor performance in these areas. Instead, LLMs should be employed as an interface for translating user inputs into API calls, with the actual logic handled by specialized systems. This approach enhances performance, debugging, and reliability. LLMs are best utilized for tasks involving transformation, interpretation, and communication, rather than maintaining critical application state.

Computer Science and Programming

21 Jun 2025 05:00

9 MCP Projects for AI Engineers
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A comprehensive collection of 9 Model Control Protocol (MCP) projects designed for AI engineers, covering various applications from local MCP clients and agentic RAG systems to voice agents and synthetic data generators. The projects demonstrate how to integrate MCP with popular tools like Claude Desktop and Cursor IDE, enabling developers to build more sophisticated AI applications with enhanced tool connectivity and context sharing capabilities.

Computer Science and Programming

20 Jun 2025 12:03

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20 Jun 2025 07:00

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19 Jun 2025 11:02

My iPhone 8 Refuses to Die: Now It’s a Solar-Powered Vision OCR Server

A developer transformed an old iPhone 8 into a solar-powered OCR server using Apple's Vision framework, processing over 83,000 requests and 48GB of images in one year. The setup combines an EcoFlow River 2 Pro power station with solar panels to run completely off-grid, saving $84-120 CAD annually while maintaining 76% battery health. The project demonstrates local-first computing, privacy benefits, and practical renewable energy applications for small-scale server workloads.

Computer Science and Programming

19 Jun 2025 00:00

flurries of latent creativity
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A developer shares their weekend project of building a complete compiler from scratch, creating a simplified BASIC variant called toybasic that transpiles to Go code. The implementation uses three stages: a lexer built with nex for tokenization, a parser using goyacc for syntax tree generation, and a custom Go compiler that walks the tree to generate equivalent Go code. The project demonstrates practical compiler construction using modern tools while working with a simple but complete programming language

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18 Jun 2025 07:00

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Computer Science and Programming

18 Jun 2025 00:01

LeetCode Meditations: A Visualized Tour of DSA Concepts (A Handbook)

A comprehensive handbook covering fundamental data structures and algorithms concepts through visual explanations and code examples. Topics include arrays, hash tables, two pointers technique, sliding window, stacks, binary search, linked lists, trees, heaps, and backtracking. Each concept is explained with practical implementations in JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python, along with time and space complexity analysis. The guide emphasizes understanding core principles rather than memorizing specific problem solutions.