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The main idea of this content is to encourage people to live a life filled with joy and purpose rather than simply working for a monthly retirement salary. The author criticizes the reliance on traditional retirement systems, pointing out their limitations and the need for a more flexible financial investment strategy. They emphasize the importance […]
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Transform your Raspberry Pi into a cutting-edge low-latency home security camera using the v4l2 DMA hardware encoder and WebRTC technology. This DIY setup is a peer-to-peer-based camera system that supports multiple users streaming live video without the need for a media server. Raspberry Pi 5 or other SBCs can still make use of this project […]
Declarative programming versus imperative programming is a common debate among programmers. Declarative programming allows the computer to “figure out” how to perform a task, while imperative programming requires detailed instructions. AI/LLMs could revolutionize declarative systems by eliminating the need for custom DSL and providing intelligent tooling. Reliability of AI solutions relies on comprehensive tooling rather […]
This document details a method for dictionary-based compression in the HTTP protocol, enhancing data transmission efficiency. Clients and servers can use this technique to reduce data size, improving performance and decreasing bandwidth usage. The document extends current HTTP compression methods and offers guidelines for implementing and utilizing compression dictionaries within the protocol. It also outlines […]
The U.S. Postal Service has introduced new Next Generation Delivery Vehicles, even though they are not visually appealing. The new trucks are electric, replacing the outdated Grumman Long Life Vehicles that are noisy, fuel-inefficient, and prone to catching fire. The new vehicles boast modern safety features such as airbags, 360-degree cameras, and air conditioning. Despite […]
NetworkManager and networkd are being debated as possible replacements for ifupdown in Debian trixie. Some users prefer NetworkManager for its ease of use, while others prefer networkd for its simplicity. Controversial aspects include networks that block ICMP or drop unrecognized traffic. Interestingly, some users believe they don’t need to understand congestion control or resort to […]
Today’s programming is more stressful than ever, with constant pressure and tight deadlines. The shift to working in sprints, shorter deadlines, and prescribed processes like Scrum has led to a more constant, medium-level stress that takes a toll on mental and physical health over time. Lack of autonomy, preparation time, and the blend of Waterfall […]
In this post, we delve into compiler basics covering user-defined functions, LLVM system calls, and an x86 upgrade. The focus is on creating a simple compiler in JavaScript without third-party libraries. By parsing input programs using an S-expression syntax, we aim to generate assembly code to perform specific operations and produce desired exit codes. The […]
The Bastard Operator from Hell’s complete edition offers a wild and fun ride through the world of network management, full of adult themes and profanities. Owned by DATAMATION and NETWORK WEEK magazines, Simon Travaglia’s creation wreaks havoc on bosses, users, and coworkers with clever tricks and cunning plans. From battles with the boss and the […]
This web content outlines the schedule for discussing different topics related to game development on a weekly basis. It includes deadlines for deliverables and points out the specific topics that will be covered. Examples include exploring Rust and its module system, working on simulation games, and developing graphical rogue-like games. The content also highlights the […]