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Home on Random effect
Jan 19, 2022 from Home on Random effect

Looking for a system of structural writing

I mentioned in the previous post that writing is hard and that I don’t have any tips that can make it easier. That is mostly true, but I also mentioned that I’m starting to write using topic senten...

Pavan Kalyan's Blog
Jan 18, 2022 from Pavan Kalyan's Blog

Transaction Isolation Levels Are A Confusing Mess

micheal@ecliptik.com
Jan 17, 2022 from micheal@ecliptik.com

Superhighway84 on FreeBSD

Intro A couple of weeks ago I saw Superhighway84 on HackerNews and started to check it out, but didn’t get very far. I finally spent some time to get it up and running on FreeBSD which works, but r...

Brian Stadnicki
Jan 13, 2022 from Brian Stadnicki

Gitlab RCE Stealth Shellbot

Last year, a major RCE was found in GitLab, CVE-2021-22205, where GitLab versions >= 11.9 and <13.10.3 were affected due to improper image validation before passing it to a file parser. Malicious i...

Home on Random effect
Jan 12, 2022 from Home on Random effect

One strange model

Introduction I’m interested in the model that is described in this post by Alexander Volkmann, which is a riff on a model described in Chapelle and maybe elsewhere too. Volkmann describes a Bayesia...

Max Brenner
Jan 11, 2022 from Max Brenner

Sharing a Kubernetes cluster between multiple tenants

Running and maintaining Kubernetes clusters is hard. They need to be upgraded, automatically scale based on demand, be monitored and most importantly, ensured to be highly available at all time. So...

bearblog
Jan 10, 2022 from bearblog

Bottle Deposits are Bad Policy

Bottle Deposits are a popular environmentalist policy worldwide. However, they are a bad policy that imposes outweight costs on society while barely helping the environment.

Prakash S
Jan 10, 2022 from Prakash S

Invisible Obvious

Most people used to presume the Earth was the centre of the Universe. It sounded bizarre to others when Nicolaus Copernicus came up with Copernican heliocentrism. His model positioned the sun as th...

Prakash S
Jan 10, 2022 from Prakash S

Invisible Obvious

Most people used to presume the Earth was the centre of the Universe. It sounded bizarre to others when Nicolaus Copernicus came up with Copernican heliocentrism. His model positioned the sun as th...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 10, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 10, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 10, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 10, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Coaching Leaders During Covid

It’s 2022. Strange as it is to write this, that means we’ve been living in a Covid-19 world for two years. For many of us that has meant a shift into remote work and remote leadership. Looking back...

Anirudh Oppiliappan
Jan 10, 2022 from Anirudh Oppiliappan

2021 in review

The post-year ramble is here, slightly late this time The last year was quite eventful to say the least, and I’d been putting off on writing this retrospective simply because of the sheer number of...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 09, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 09, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 09, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

HunterDavis.com
Jan 09, 2022 from HunterDavis.com

Conway's Emotional Law

Conway’s Law. The idea that your organizational structure will be mirrored in your design (software) structure. Simple in concept and true to my experience, it’s a principle that drives many an org...

bearblog
Jan 08, 2022 from bearblog

What are you really doing when you fill in an hCaptcha

It's not clear exactly why hCaptcha gives the challenges that it does, but it's certainly more interesting than you might think to take a closer look and try and work out how it all ticks.

Pavan Kalyan's Blog
Jan 07, 2022 from Pavan Kalyan's Blog

Why append-only writes are much faster than random writes

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