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Using The Corne Split Keyboard For Half A Year

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Who Invented the Transistor?

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Modular Monolith and Microservices: Data ownership, boundaries, consistency and synchronization

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I Fed 24 Years of My Blog Posts to a Markov Model

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Fixing a Buffer Overflow in UNIX v4 Like It's 1973

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A SOLID Load of Bull

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Moving Towards a New "core:os"

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Proof of Usefulness Hackathon by HackerNoon: Become an Official Ecosystem Partner

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Mastodon Stories for systemd v259

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The TechBeat: How Supercell Powers its Massive Social Network with ScyllaDB (12/31/2025)

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7 Practical std::chrono Calendar Examples (C++20)

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The 1980s Code Powering Modern Reliability—and the Mistakes It Still Makes

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Symfony 7.4’s Request Cleanup Closes a Classic Parameter Pollution Trap

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runST does not prevent resources from escaping

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I Quit Chrome for Edge and Firefox—and I’m Not Going Back

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The MCP Hype Train: A Protocol’s Promise vs. Production Reality

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Agent-specificity is the New Accuracy

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Designing API Contracts for Legacy System Modernization

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Who’s in Charge When AI Acts on Its Own? The Agentic AI Governance Gap

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Building a Three-Tier Architecture on AWS: When it Makes Sense (and When it Doesn't)

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How Heart Rate Data in Sim Racing Reveales the Ultimate Immersion

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Databasus Became the Most Popular PostgreSQL Backup Tool in 2025

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The Brain Built for Control—and the Obsession Required to Break It

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Stop Building AI Features Without Doing This First

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The Chronicle of the Genesis Engine: How I Spoke Worlds into Being

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Blind Strokes and Digital Horizons: How AI Helps Me Remaster My Reality

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Prompt Engineering for Architects: Using LLMs to Validate System Design Constraints

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From Copilot to Coworker: Moving Beyond "Autocomplete" to "Autonomous Agents" in the IDE

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How Crypto Can Protect People from Currency Wars

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Building a Graph-Based Lineage AI Tool with Python

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What are some interesting projects that you've done this year?

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What I've Learned Writing Gleam

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Simple Bidirectional Type Inference

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OpenSSL Performance Still Under Scrutiny

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Why we trust strangers’ open source more than our colleagues’

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Cross-site Scripting-benchmark of python sanitizers against real browsers

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Turning Dafny Sets into Sequences

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Stenberg: No strcpy either

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Desktop Classic System — Spacial computing hearkening back to classic Mac OS

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Xous: A Pure-Rust Rethink of the Embedded Operating System

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Some flexibility with Go's sumdb

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A vulnerability in libsodium

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Conditions in the Intel 8087 floating-point chip's microcode

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Escaping Containment: A Security Analysis of FreeBSD Jails

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you’re not burned out, you’ve got context obesity

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When I Fed Poems to an LLM, I Realized I Was Measuring Temperature with a Screwdriver

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Django On The Med: A Contributor Sprint Retrospective

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HackerNoon to AI: We're Here for Answers, Not a Relationship

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How Visionary Architect Prasad Bhalkikar Transformed Fortune 500 Enterprises

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The HackerNoon Newsletter: What the Heck is GizmoSQL? (12/30/2025)

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