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Behind the scenes of Bun Install
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Instacart Replaces Elasticsearch with PostgreSQL to Streamline Search Infrastructure
Instacart has transitioned its search infrastructure by replacing Elasticsearch with PostgreSQL, integrating both lexical and embedding-based retrieval within a single system. This consolidation aims to simplify operations, reduce synchronization overhead, and enhance search result precision and recall. submitted by /u/LeelaWritesTech [link] [comments]
GitHub Availability Report: August 2025
In August, we experienced three incidents that resulted in degraded performance across GitHub services. The post GitHub Availability Report: August 2025 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Securing LLM Applications: Beyond the New OWASP LLM Top 10
Have you heard of the new OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model (LLM) Applications? If not, youβre not alone. OWASP is famous for its βTop 10β lists addressing security pitfalls in web and mobile apps, but few realize theyβve recently released a dedicated list for LLM-based systems. With AI chatbots, text generators, and agentic AI architectures proliferating in DevOps pipelines and customer-facing apps, traditional...
Optimizing Cost and Carbon Footprint With Smart Scaling on AWS: Part 2
This article builds on the ideas shared in "Optimizing Cost and Carbon Footprint with Smart Scaling," diving deeper into advanced scaling strategies on AWS. We'll take a closer look at the challenges of queue-based scaling and explore how custom load metrics can offer a better solution. Along the way, we'll also walk through how to create these metrics in AWS CloudWatch and highlight other AWS services that play a role...
Memory Integrity Enforcement: A complete vision for memory safety in Apple devices
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Managing HTTP Requests as Type-Safe TypeScript Classes
Background: Common Pain Points When writing HTTP requests in TypeScript projects, we often encounter these issues: Scattered code: URLs, headers, and query strings end up spread across different parts of the codebase. Inconsistent styles: Each developer writes request functions differently. Some mutate input values inside the function, others use external utilities. This leads to poor reusability and harder...
[RFC] Ripple: An LLVM compiler-interpreted API to support SPMD and loop annotation programming for SIMD targets
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Jakarta Query: Unifying Queries Across SQL and NoSQL in Jakarta EE 12
When we talk about the history of knowledge and information, it's natural to write and endure. The information is one step; the next step is how to retrieve and search the information storage.Thisalso occurs with the most modern software applications, where we need to handle various databases and different methods for retrieving information. Furthermore, we need to learn how to retrieve information through queries. The...
GitHub Copilot coding agent 101: Getting started with agentic workflows on GitHub
Delegate it a task, and coding agent can independently write, run, and test code. Hereβs how you can make the most of it. The post GitHub Copilot coding agent 101: Getting started with agentic workflows on GitHub appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
The AI Precision Anti-Pattern
TL; DR: The Generative AI Precision Anti-Pattern Hereβs another one for your collection: The Generative AI Precision Anti-Pattern, where organizations wield LLMs like precision instruments when theyβre probabilistic tools by design. Sound familiar? Itβs the same pattern we see when teams cargo-cult agile practices without understanding their purpose. LLMs excel at text summarization and pattern recognition in large...
AI on the Fly: Real-Time Data Streaming From Apache Kafka to Live Dashboards
In the current fast-paced digital age, many data sources generate an unending flow of information, a never-ending torrent of facts and figures that, while perplexing when examined separately, provide profound insights when examined together. Stream processing can be useful in this situation. It fills the void between real-time data collecting and actionable insights. Itβs a data processing practice that handles...
Build Secure Web Applications with PHP, Symfony, and MongoDB
Data breaches are a constant threat, and traditional encryption practices often aren't enough to protect sensitive information throughout its entire lifecycle. We just posted a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to...
OWASP Top 10 Non-Human Identity Risks for 2025: What You Need to Know
The Open Worldwide Application Security Project, OWASP, has just released its top 10 non-human identities risks for 2025. While other OWASP resources broadly address application and API security, none focus specifically on the unique challenges of NHIs. This new document fills that gap, addressing risks that are often overlooked but have critical implications for organizational security. This release is a significant...
Toward Explainable AI (Part 9): Bridging Theory and PracticeβConclusion: Explainability Under Real-World Conditions
Series reminder: This series explores how explainability in AI helps build trust, ensure accountability, and align with real-world needs, from foundational principles to practical use cases. Previously, in Part VIII:SHAP: Powerful, But Can We Trust It? Strengths and vulnerabilities of SHAP explanations.
A Practical Guide to API Threat Analytics in Cloud Platforms
Any modern application is centered around APIs. They drive mobile applications, link business systems, and deliver new digital experiences. However, the convenience has its own risks β attackers often use APIs to break into systems. Basic security steps like authentication and rate limits are no longer enough. Attackers now use stolen credentials, automated scripts, and advanced methods to target APIs. To stay safe,...
How AI is reshaping developer teams and the future of software development
Whether you're leading an engineering team today or preparing for an AI-integrated future, this conversation provides practical insights into where AI can have the greatest impact on your software delivery process.
Why Every Student Should Join Hackathons
After graduation, I noticed many fresh grads struggling to land jobs. It wasnβt because they lacked effort or qualifications. The real issue was that what we learn in university doesnβt fully match what employers are looking for. Now, with the rise o...
Your guide to GitHub Universe 2025: The schedule just launched!
Create your own agenda of favorites, sign up for one-on-on mentoring sessions, and register if you havenβt already. Weβll see you there! The post Your guide to GitHub Universe 2025: The schedule just launched! appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
A Rant About Multiprocessing
The simplest system architecture is a single, monolithic process. This is the gold standard of all possible architectures. Why is it a thing worthy of reverence? Because it involves a single programming language and no interprocess communication, i.e. a messaging library. Software development doesnβt get more carefree than life within the safe confines of a single process. In the age of websites and cloud computing,...
Getting Started With Apple's Vision Framework
The Vision framework was introduced by Apple in 2017 at WWDC as part of iOS 11. Its launch marked a turning point in the evolution of machine vision and image analysis, providing developers with native tools to analyse visual content and perform subsequent processing as needed. In 2017, Vision introduced the following:
Supercharging Your Chatbot With Context-Aware AI on AWS
Todayβs online users expect instant, personalized supportβwhether theyβre comparing day to day online products, troubleshooting a technical issue, or just looking for a quick answer. Basic keyword-based chatbots can only take you so far. To truly connect with customers, your bot needs "context". It needs to remember past interactions, anticipate needs, and respond with more than just predefined scripts. In this...
Beyond DORA: Building a Holistic Framework for Engineering Metrics
My journey in the technical field has taken me from hands-on software engineering to the CTOβs role. In my monthly and quarterly routines at my current position, I regularly evaluate the efficiency of contributors: engineers, designers, QA, DevOps, and cross-functional teams overall. And over time, Iβve come to a clear conclusion: traditional engineering metrics like velocity, story points, or arguably lines of code...
AI vs Gen Z: How AI has changed the career pathway for junior developers
For promising Gen Z students, a career as a software developer seemed like the golden ticket to career stability and success. But in the age of AI, the career promise for Gen Z software developers is gone.
Crafting Keys: Best Naming Strategies and Sorting Techniques in Redis
In Redis, everything begins with a key. A key is more than just a string that points to a value. It defines how your data is organized, retrieved, and queried. A well-designed key structure makes it easier to group related records, filter by attributes, and scale queries as datasets grow. On the other hand, poor key design can lead to inefficient lookups, expensive scans, and unnecessary complexity in your application...
How to Extend CRUD Operations to Align with Business Workflows
Most developers are introduced to databases and APIs through a simple pattern: CRUDβCreate, Read, Update, Delete. It seems like the perfect abstraction. With just four operations, you can model almost anything. Tutorials use it. Frameworks generate i...
From HTTP to Kafka: A Custom Source Connector
Recently, I came across an interesting scenario: one application had a cron job constantly polling an API for active offers, just to refresh a Redis cache that powered the offer view. So, I started thinkingβisnβt there a better way to handle this? Or at least a way to offload such repetitive tasks outside the application itself? Thatβs when it hit me: this pattern looks way too similar to the CDC flows we already...
Learn Game Development by Building Your First Platformer with Godot
Ever wanted to build your own video game but felt overwhelmed by where to start? We just published a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will guide you step-by-step from a blank screen to a complete, playable game using the powerful a...
Vibe Coding: Conversational Software Development β Part 4: Guiding AI Through Iteration
Welcome to the fourth and final post in my Vibe Code series. In the previous article, I explained how system prompts can steer AI behaviour by setting initial expectations and boundaries. But if you have worked on even a mildly complex application, you will know that the first draft is never the final version. You always have some sort of UX tweaks, performance enhancements, or new feature requirements. That is where...
C++ DataFrame new version (3.6.0) is out
C++ DataFrame new version includes a bunch of new analytical and data-wrangling routines. But the big news is a significant rework of documentations both in terms of visuals and content. Your feedback is appreciated. submitted by /u/hmoein [link] [comments]
We messed up our query builder for years. Here's the story of how we fixed it and the lessons we earned along the way.
I want to share a story from our team at SigNoz. For a long time, our platform had a mildy-frustrating query builder. In the early days, we had separate interfaces for logs, traces, and metrics, which led to a fragmented experience. Our next attempt to unify it with a SQL-based UI was fundamentally flawed, especially for logs, as it couldn't handle complex boolean logic or parentheses. After 2 years of accumulating...
Using Arrow Flight SQL to Improve Data Transfer Performance in Apache Doris
Data analyst Xiao Hua rubs his sore eyes, staring blankly at the computer screen. He can't help but complain, "This data export is so slow!" Indeed, waiting for MySQL protocol to transfer large volumes of data feels like trying to drink a barrel of water through a straw β when will it ever end?
How to Design Accessible Browser Extensions
Building a browser extension is easy, but ensuring that itβs accessible to everyone takes deliberate care and skill. Your extension might fetch data flawlessly and have a beautiful interface, but if screen reader users or keyboard navigators canβt us...
An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: Neural Networks, NLP, and Word Embeddings
Part 1: The Very Basics How Does It Really Work? In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword, especially with the emergence of tools like ChatGPT. However, despite the widespread conversation about AI, not everyone fully understands what it is. AI tools today can process text, generate images and videos, write code, and automate tasks. Some enthusiasts predict a future where AI replaces...