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Moving AWS Glue jobs to OCI Data Flow: a working map
35+ min ago (294+ words) If you run Spark ETL on AWS Glue and need to move it to Oracle Cloud, the good news is that most of it maps cleanly. The bad news is the few parts that don't, and they are exactly the…...
Handling Concurrent Requests in Symfony with Doctrine and PostgreSQL
32+ min ago (745+ words) Two requests reserve the last available seat. Two workers decrement the same stock quantity. Two... Tagged with symfony, php, doctrine, postgres....
Pyrtugues: programação em português que gera Python de verdade
32+ min ago (287+ words) Se você já tentou ensinar programação para uma criança ou para alguém que não fala inglês, sabe qual é o maior obstáculo: a barreira do idioma. Enquanto a lógica de programação é universal, os comandos como if, else, print e…...
Launching Maliklang-V3: An Independent offline Neuro-AI Thought Decore Engine
56+ min ago (438+ words) Proud to share that Maliklang-V3 is officially live on GitHub! 🧠🔒 Moving completely away from V1 and V2, Version 3 is a fully independent, decentralized, and offline Neuro-AI ecosystem built to assist critically ill or non-verbal patients by translating raw EEG brainwave signals into…...
I built a Django linter that never imports Django
33+ min ago (24+ words) Some background on why static: the drift check was the feature that convinced me. Django's own... Tagged with codequality, django, performance, python....
Rule-based systems and machine learning aren't as different as people make them sound.
53+ min ago (293+ words) I started Module 1 of #MLZoomcamp by Alexey Grigorev this week, and two things clicked for me. First: a rule-based system is code you write that produces an outcome. You look at spam emails, notice patterns, and hardcode them: sender is…...
Building a Sub-50ms Remote Desktop: Why Direct WebRTC P2P Beats Relay-Heavy Cloud Architectures
32+ min ago (257+ words) When building or selecting remote desktop tools, developers and IT administrators frequently hit a common wall: input lag and latency jitter. In this article, we’ll look under the hood at why traditional cloud-relay architectures introduce latency bottlenecks and how modern…...
Deconstruyendo Clean Architecture: Por qué nos cansa y cómo Vertical Slice Architecture nos devuelve la paz en.NET (Parte 1)
30+ min ago (792+ words) ¿Alguna vez has tenido esa sensación de "estoy escribiendo demasiada burocracia" al crear un endpoint sencillo en.NET? Imagina esta escena cotidiana: tu equipo necesita agregar un endpoint para registrar un producto. Una tabla sencilla con tres columnas: Id, Name…...
kubernetes for engineers who know literally nothing
33+ min ago (591+ words) Disclaimer: this is not a post from a seasoned DevOps engineer. So if you also know very little... Tagged with infrastructure, kubernetes, devops....
Anatomía de un Slice en Producción: Handlers sin interfaces, EF Core sin repositorios y eventos desacoplados (Parte 2)
30+ min ago (707+ words) En la Parte 1 de esta serie, exploramos por qué Clean Architecture tradicional suele agotar a los equipos con su laberinto de proyectos y capas. Vimos la filosofía de Vertical Slice Architecture (VSA): la complejidad se paga por slice, no por…...