GOTO 2017 • The Many Meanings of Event-Driven Architecture • Martin Fowler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STKCRSUsyP0

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/r/coolcstechtalks
2017 Jun 29
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#technology #programming #github

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Look

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/r/linuxmemes
2021 Jun 18
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Can you do that on Mac-OS or Windows? No. Only on Linux!

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The Great Concurrency Smackdown: ZIO versus JDK by John A. De Goes
https://youtu.be/9I2xoQVzrhs

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2023 Feb 16
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When you use map instead of flatMap

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/r/scala
2018 Sep 25
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"Yes, do as I say!"

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/r/linuxmemes
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Eye tracking software for sufferers of ALS/MND can cost tens of thousands of dollars, so I've spent 3.5 years of my spare time writing a free & open-source alternative - meet OptiKey (C#, Rx, WPF) (x-post from r/Software)
https://www.reddit.com/r/software/comments/3kdghp/eye_tracking_software_for_sufferers_of_alsmnd_can/?ref=share&ref_source=link

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/r/programming
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A co-worker sent this

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2022 Dec 13
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Apollo dev posts backend code to Git to disprove Reddit’s claims of scrapping and inefficiency
https://github.com/christianselig/apollo-backend

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/r/coolgithubprojects
2023 Jun 09
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Long Live Linux. (unexpected alliteration)

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/r/linuxmemes
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Kotlin is officially supported on Android

News from Google I/O

Congrats! :)

Edit: https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2017/05/kotlin-on-android-now-official/

Edit 2: some tutorials: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/

Edit 3: some people asked to include this link: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/koans.html

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2017 May 17
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Finally got my vaccine! No unusual side-effects so far.

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My husband has become a vim peasant - please advise

When I met my husband 10 yrs ago, he was everything I ever wanted. We met on a freenode IRC channel. He was a Gentoo and Linux-from-scratch dual-booter who could install both systems with his eyes closed. We used to have long, romantic conversations well past midnight about tabs vs spaces and open source. Our first fight ever was about MIT vs GPL licensing. On our first date, we shared our tiling manager config files with each other (this was the first time I truly felt love for a man).

However, lately he’s changed into a husk of the man he used to be. He migrated to Linux Mint, because, and I quote, he “just wants to get work done” and he “no longer has time to fiddle with \[his\] system”. Then, he started using GNOME for the same reason. This was already very suspicious. I mean, if he truly just wanted to start using a full DE, he could have at least picked KDE, right? Even Xfce I’d have been ok with.

Then, the other day, our relationship hit a breaking point. Here I was, working on my 2012 NixOS thinkpad, and hubby calls me over to his office. He said he “wanted to show me something”. I sit down on his chair, and you can imagine my terror as he pulls up vim on his terminal. He had a weird smile on his face, as if something had taken him over. He spent the next few mins “showing off” a variety of vim tricks he’d just learned. I had to turn my face to the side so he wouldn’t see the tears drying on my cheeks. Let me be clear: This was **NOT** the man I married.

Our relationship has had its ups and downs, but I never imagined my husband would stoop so low as to become a vim peasant. I don’t know what to do. Part me says I should just start divorce proceedings and get it over with, but the other part can’t help but wonder if perhaps my husband is being afflicted by some serious, undiagnosed mental illness.

**Please advise reddit, my whole life is in shambles and I don’t know what to do**

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Apollo dev posts backend code to Git to disprove Reddit’s claims of scrapping and inefficiency
https://github.com/christianselig/apollo-backend

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Actress Milla Jovovich just released a free open-source AI memory system

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Open Source Palantir on Git

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There’s a reason that programmers always want to throw away old code and start over: they think the old code is a mess. They are probably wrong. The reason that they think the old code is a mess is because of a cardinal, fundamental law of programming: It’s harder to read code than to write it.
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-never-do-part-i/

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2018 Apr 26
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I updated my GitHub profile!

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CI CD in Galnce

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/r/jenkinsci
2020 Nov 03
https://redd.it/jn5a02
by @jenkinsci
#programming

After 20 years in CI/CD Engineering, I've started documenting my approach to CI/CD pipeline architecture. What do you think?

Hey r/jenkinsci,

I've been building and managing CI/CD pipelines for a long time, and I've seen countless teams struggle with the same architectural issues: a patchwork of CI/CD tools that don't integrate well, inconsistent workflows, and a general lack of a unified strategy that leads to reinventing the wheel.

To bring some order to the chaos, I've started formalizing my own methodology, which I call the "CI/CD Pipeline Architecture Framework." I wanted to share the core concepts here to get your thoughts and feedback.

It's built on two main ideas:

**1. The Golden Path:** This is the non-negotiable, 6-step foundation that every solid pipeline needs. It's the core workflow: `commit → build → test → staging → production → monitoring`

**2. The 7 Pipeline Pillars:** These are the strategic capabilities you can build on top of the Golden Path. They aren't sequential; you implement them based on your team's biggest pain points.

Here are the pillars:

* **Multiple Environments & Promotion:** Beyond just `staging` and `prod`. How do you handle `dev`, `qa`, `uat`?
* **Progressive Delivery Strategies:** Decoupling deployment from release to reduce risk, using techniques like canary releases, blue-green deployments, and feature flags.
* **Metrics & Observability:** The foundation for safe progressive delivery. This pillar moves beyond simple pass/fail to answer critical questions: Are our builds getting slower? How much developer time is wasted on flaky tests vs. real bugs? Can we see the performance impact of a new release by grouping metrics by version?
* **Advanced Testing Strategies:** Going beyond basic unit/integration tests (e.g., contract testing, mutation testing).
* **Pipeline Control & Orchestration:** Giving developers safe, self-service control over their pipelines.
* **Multi-Platform & Multi-Cloud Support:** Building pipelines that aren't locked into a single vendor.
* **Access Control & Security Architecture:** Integrating security into every step of the pipeline (DevSecOps).

I'm particularly interested in which of these pillars you've found most challenging or rewarding to implement. In my experience as a Platform Engineer, getting **Metrics & Observability** right is a total game-changer. It's crucial for having the confidence that changes to the pipeline won't break anything.

What are your experiences? Does this framework resonate with the challenges you face?

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/r/jenkinsci
2025 Jul 10
https://redd.it/1lw6anu
by @jenkinsci
#programming