JPEG images are everywhere in our digital lives, but behind the veil of familiarity lie algorithms that remove details that are imperceptible to the human eye. This produces the highest visual quality with the smallest file size—but what does that look like? Let’s see what our eyes can’t see!
Looks into how git interface is very similar to a NoSQL database.
Deep dive into features that Postgres has but MySQL is lag behind. Some is really good one, such as CHECK clause on Postgres.
How HTTP headers can help you build better products for a better web for everyone.
Lists, being simple, can provide an interesting insight into how the performance of high-level algorithms that we write is affected by the processor microarchitecture, what we can do to improve that, and what the cost of those optimisations can be.
You open hdd in raw mode, search for a string in file, find start/end offset and use dd to copy it out
A suggested topic for a final project in Stanford. However, the list does has some interesting data structure that may
a 24 pages pdf. A bit math and theory heavey but sometime we should sitback and ask this fundamental question.
Discover the benefits of API rate limiting and ways to implement it
An esoteric programming language where programs are defined by the graph of commits in a Git repository. Read introduction post
Rubyone of the most common methods of error detection. It uses some interesting mathematical tricks to guarantee that it can catch certain kinds of errors
A Postgres proxy that masks sensitive datasets
Instant GraphQL API for Rails written in Go
Catch bad SQL queries before they cause problems in production
mirror monorepo subtrees to Github
Monzo’s real-time incident response and reporting tool
The Kubernetes scale & soak load tester
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