#Databases

M Floyd

mandysfloyd

I disagree with the framing of this headline. The question is not whether the police should use license plate readers to solve crimes. License plate readers don’t work that way.

#ReleaseTheKRAKEN BrunoBarking

Bruno062418

"Kill the flu VIRUS in one day?" The drug XOFLUZA, by Japanese Rx co. Shionogi & US co Roche, with just one dose, prevented the flu, in people AFTER EXPOSURE.

David Copeland

davetron5000

I disagree that internal platforms are a bad thing. Teams often benefit from consistently using the underlying platforms (e.g. AWS, Heroku) they are using. There are a million ways to

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

HUGE—an @NPR investigation uncovered info about private firm awarded contract taking over CDC hospital COVID data.TeleTracking CEO Michael Zamagias had links to NY real estate world—a firm that financed billions

Josh Schultz

joshuamschultz

How to find a small business to buy, the best listings, and what its going to take to execute it.Since I seem to be deeply entrenched in Micro PE twitter

Performing Identities

performidentity

This morning, @CommonsNIAC is taking oral evidence as part of its 'Cross-border co-operation on policing, security and criminal justice after Brexit' inquiry from @Gemmadavies456, @StevePeers, Prof. Valsamis Mitsilegas and PI's

Valentina Barca

ValentinaBarca_

Strong statement, with MANY possible caveats (see below/linked, referring to the #UK), BUT worth a joint reflection for all of us: the role of #databases (existing & new) in the

Anna "Legacy Archaeologist" Filina

afilina

Another week, another legacy project. Here are some things that I found in the code that you may want to avoid doing in your own projects. Division by zero gets

Justin Garrison

rothgar

Infrastructure was easier to replace than applicationshttps://twitter.com/whenfalse/status/1343258526173433856 This points out the fact that organizations value application dev time more than they value infrastructure engineers.This shows u

Hayden Barnes

unixterminal

If you’re curious: Georgia’s ballot marking machines are Android x86 tablets, ballots are printed with HP printers, the ballot scanners run μClinux on an NXP ColdFire 68k chipset, results get

Oliver Jumpertz

oliverjumpertz

Kubernetes vs Serverless offeringsWhy would you need Kubernetes when there are offerings like Vercel, Netlify, or AWS Lambda/Amplify that basically manage everything for you and offer even more?Well, let's try

rami james

ramijames

If you want to use a @Ledger to manage your #blockchain assets, I'd like to tell you a little bit about the #security discussion that we had internally at @ultra_io.

SBF

SBF_Alameda

1) FTX has grown from nonexistent to one of the industry leaders in the last year.We've put in a TON of work to get there, from listings to customer base

Sho Kuwamoto

skuwamoto

This week, we partnered with our friends at @AdobeXD and @sketch to move away from the "master component" terminology.Predictably, we were met with a few replies from haters who thought

tef

tef_ebooks

thinking about that time i was in a meeting with amazon engineers, and my co-workers asked "what's serverless"i said "per-request, not per-instance billing" and there was an awkward silence like

Nicolai Parlog

nipafx

"When people ask me what feature do I most regret, serialization is the easy answer" - @BrianGoetzLet's talk about serialization in Java: Why does it exist? What are the problems

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