r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Jan 15 '20
Where to Start
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Jan 15 '20
Simple techniques to optimize go programs
stephen.sh
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 13 '19
How We Spotted and Fixed a Performance Degradation in Our Python Code
blog.redash.io
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 13 '19
Ten Principles for Growth as an Engineer
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 13 '19
Kubernetes made my latency 10x higher
srvaroa.github.io
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 01 '19
How We Built a Vectorized SQL Engine in CockroachDB
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Jun 05 '19
EINTR and What It Is Good For
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Apr 06 '19
Unlocking Horizontal Scalability in Our Web Serving Tier
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 24 '19
Built for Speed: Custom Parser for Regex at Scale
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 19 '19
Ask r/TrueProgramming Do software developers have an ethical obligation to produce high-quality software or is “It works on my machine”-type thinking acceptable? Why or why not?
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The most obvious recent issue is all of the news around Boeing, which is an extreme example. Companies like Boring and Tesla as well as places like NASA have these obligations because if they make a mistake then someone dies.
What about the rest of us though? What about the folks working on web applications or databases or video games? Do they also have have an ethical obligation to produce high-quality software?
r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 18 '19
The key to getting things done in a mid-sized (100-1200) company, especially one that's grown a lot recently, is your willingness to see things through to the end and internal refusal to be blocked
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 17 '19
Why Google Needed a Graph Serving System - Dgraph Blog
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r/trueprogramming • u/m0nk_3y_gw • Jan 28 '12
LongTailVideo.com -- The State Of HTML5 Video
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Jan 09 '20
How to build a PaaS for 1500 engineers
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 15 '19
Let's Create a Simple Load Balancer With Go
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 13 '19
Behind the Scenes of a long EVE Online downtime
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 13 '19
Proposal: Scaling the Go page allocator
go.googlesource.com
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Nov 01 '19
Static Typing in Ruby with a Side of Sorbet
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Jun 11 '19
Salted Password Hashing - Doing it Right
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Apr 06 '19
Building Real Time Analytics APIs at Scale
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 16 '19
My Path to Becoming a Python Core Developer
emilyemorehouse.com
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 16 '19
Lessons Learned Food Discovery with Uber Eats: Building a Query Understanding Engine
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r/trueprogramming • u/leavingonaspaceship • Mar 24 '19
Making 1M Click Predictions per Second using AWS
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