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Building Apollo

construction-physics.com·13 pts·bitfield·
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Code Reviews: A Success Story

blogsystem5.substack.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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How to Handle Go Security Alerts

jarosz.dev·15 pts·bitfield·
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A Career Ending Mistake

bitfieldconsulting.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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Will Write for Food

bitfieldconsulting.com·1 pts·bitfield·
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Rust error handling

bitfieldconsulting.com·47 pts·bitfield·
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A ChatGPT client with audit logging

github.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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Declaring/Initializing Golang Maps

bitfieldconsulting.com·1 pts·bitfield·
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Golang’s Simplicity Brings Complexity

apimatic.io·5 pts·bitfield·
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Setting up passwordless sudo with Yubikey

zackproser.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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A man who spent 10k days alone in the woods

gq.com·3 pts·bitfield·
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Our climate may already have reached an irreversible tipping point

thebulletin.org·30 pts·bitfield·
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The next giant leap backwards for physics (2020)

inference-review.com·3 pts·bitfield·
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Why does code review suck so badly? What can we do?

bitfieldconsulting.com·1 pts·bitfield·
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Morningpost: A simple RSS feed reader in Go

github.com·1 pts·bitfield·
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Optimizing code for performance is usually a waste of time

bitfieldconsulting.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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'The nightmare scenario': where does physics go from here? (2017)

inference-review.com·3 pts·bitfield·
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Radioactive deer still roam Long Island decades after US 'doomsday' experiment

aeon.co·3 pts·bitfield·
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Go has a shell-like DSL for writing tests

bitfieldconsulting.com·11 pts·bitfield·
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'script' is for writing shell-like pipelines in Go

github.com·1 pts·bitfield·
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Thy code shalt be boring

bitfieldconsulting.com·26 pts·bitfield·
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The Bubbletea (TUI) State Machine Pattern

zackproser.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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A “theory of everything” may never be found

bigthink.com·3 pts·bitfield·
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Programming with Kindness

bitfieldconsulting.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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Historically, ideological purity spirals rarely end well

theconversation.com·5 pts·bitfield·
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The first open-plan office was a hellscape (1999)

wired.com·4 pts·bitfield·
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If you don’t take control of your time, someone else will

bitfieldconsulting.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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Surviving my first week as a new developer

medium.com·1 pts·bitfield·
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Terminal Velocity: how to get faster as a developer

zackproser.com·2 pts·bitfield·
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Don't write clean code, write CRISP code

bitfieldconsulting.com·157 pts·bitfield·
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