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- Kill your heroes
- ARPANET, Part 2: The Packet
- Benchmarking Istio & Linkerd CPU
- Billions were wasted on Hadoop startups, and the same will eventually be true of Docker
- Broken by default: why you should avoid most Dockerfile examples
- Building a stateless API proxy
- Building Facebook’s service encryption infrastructure
- Building for 50M concurrent socket connections | Powering the Social Feed
- CVE-2018-15664: docker (all versions) is vulnerable to a symlink-race attack
- Data validation for machine learning
Want a cool trick to stop people using SELECT * ?
— Dave Dustin (@venzann) May 28, 2019
Add an illegal computed column to the end of the table definition. pic.twitter.com/DaSDEDzE5K- Distributed Locks are Dead; Long Live Distributed Locks!
- Docker Bug Allows Root Access to Host File System
- Examining the Transformer Architecture – Part 1: The OpenAI GPT 2 Controversy
- Flares ? is a CloudFlare DNS backup tool
- golang/proposal
- How Canary Deployments Work, Part 1: Kubernetes, Istio and Linkerd
- How to use Trill for impression feedback (part 1)
- If ‘Big Tech’ Is a Huge Antitrust Problem, Why Are We Ignoring Telecom?
- On Being A Senior Engineer
- Micro Frontends
- Microsoft and Oracle link up their clouds
- Part II: Why Is There No Docker in OpenShift 4 and RHEL 8?
- Rethinking Visual Programming with Go
I think #Linkerd2 arrived with the new and must have features to the service mesh space (MTLS, DaemonSets, Auto inject), and eats #Istio for breakfast. https://t.co/OkMMzyeZPv
— Richard Kovacs (@mhmxs) May 21, 2019- Sync Folder with Azure Blob Storage
- Tech and Antitrust
- The pain of a successful Hacker News launch
- Towards federated learning at scale: system design
- Unexceptional non-blocking task-based flow control in .NET
- wasmerio/go-ext-wasm
- What Makes a (Graphics) Systems Paper Beautiful
As someone who has (mostly successfully) tried to keep some C/C++/C# APIs unbroken for 10+ years now, gotta say y'alls webdev world is fucking off the chain on fire and I can't get anything of my own to work there unless I never update. https://t.co/QqHzvIWYxu
— Matt Snider (@MattSnider) May 28, 2019- What’s coming in Go 1.13 - 2019
- Why Codeless Software is Doomed to Fail
- Why Is Storage On Kubernetes So Hard?
- Why We’re Relicensing CockroachDB
- Why We’re Switching to gRPC
- Will it cluster? k3s on your Raspberry Pi