This is a very good read. paperclover.net/blog/webdev/on…

This is a great guide for reading anything complex. Also, nowadays, I start all reading by sending the document to Gemini for a summary first. I then read the summary, ask a few exploratory questions, and finally read the paper. Saves me a ton of time and effort!

If you're a software engineer who wants to get better at tech interviews, read these 12 articles (dark mode available): ↓

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Must read presentation for #go #golang developers speakerdeck.com/konradreiche/w…

To help alleviate the humanitarian disaster in Gaza, Proton has donated $100,000 to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society and other aid organizations working on the ground.

probably the cleanest backend playlist to exist

This is how I structure our multi-agent AI system: • 10 agents (triage + 9 specialists) • 43 tools (grouped by domain) • 12 artifacts (visual canvases) Each agent gets only the tools it needs. Clean and maintainable.

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dbpill (the Postgres proxy that automates index optimization) is now open source: github.com/mayfer/dbpill enjoy

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absolute must read every.to/source-code/in…

Debugging infra at scale is rarely about one big “aha” moment. In our latest engineering blog post, Brian Stack (github.com/imbstack/) recounts his journey through the "Kubernetes hypercube of bad vibes" and how one small flag change led to a significant impact.

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Learn how a common pattern of using Go's HTTP/2 client can lead to unintended errors and the solution to avoiding them. cfl.re/4qzqfhd

This is one nicely written blog about a major re-engineering that was done to improve the performance (and cost) of “needle-in-the-haystack” queries. It goes through the entire journey, timeline and some PR details which makes it very interesting. Give it a read here:

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Correction: workflows are *not* DAGs! The cycles can be implicit (e.g. retry policies or compensation logic) or they can be long-running. Workflows are state machines at a higher level of abstraction.