~davidbalbert

Jamie makes a clear, compelling case for SQL’s shortcomings and what we could replace it with. — davidbalbert

Raph investigates an issue with a slow shader, which ends up being caused by the shader compiler being overly conservative about cache coherency. — davidbalbert

Lauren explores Numba, a vectorizing JIT for Python. — davidbalbert

Jamie asks "How safe is zig, on a scale from c to rust?" — davidbalbert

Jemma continues her excellent series on how the Ruby garbage collector works. — davidbalbert

Jake succeeded at running an Electron app from within a Docker container. This blog post perfectly captures the process of continuing to solve the next problem you run into until your software works. — davidbalbert

Julia figures out what a bridge is, how it works, and how to connect a VM to the internet using a bridge. — davidbalbert

Jamie is searching for a good debugging experience for C and Zig. He tried a bunch of debuggers and wrote up what he found. — davidbalbert

Dan deconstructs Fred Brooks's assertions about accidental and essential complexity from No Silver Bullet in a way that only Dan can. — davidbalbert

In 2014, Filippo made the de facto standard tool for testing to see if your website was vulnerable to Heartbleed. (source: https://github.com/FiloSottile/Heartbleed) — davidbalbert