Today I learned about CSE138 distributed systems lectures, the classic fallacies of distributed computing, and an interesting project for self-hosting internet archives.
Today I discovered an impressive project that can clone voices in just 5 seconds to generate arbitrary speech in real-time using deep learning.
Today I learned about ChartMuseum for Helm chart repositories, AMD's fascinating rise, fall, and revival story, and why Kubernetes removes the newest pods when scaling down.
Today I discovered three powerful tools for container management: Whaler for reverse-engineering Dockerfiles, Kubernetes Descheduler for pod optimization, and Dive for Docker image analysis.
Today I discovered a comprehensive collection of engineering post-mortems, a Python library for terminal-based plotting, and an interesting technical Twitter account.
Today I learned about a custom web component from Google Chrome Labs that makes it easy to add dark mode functionality to websites.
Today I learned about the differences between Python's eval(), exec(), and compile() functions and their appropriate use cases for dynamic code execution.
Today I learned about Camelot for PDF table extraction, PostgreSQL Row Level Security for multi-tenant isolation, Zerodha's free trading education platform, and building Git from scratch.
Today I learned about the fuser command, a powerful Linux utility for identifying which processes are using specific files, directories, or network ports.
Today I learned about i Hate Regex, a comprehensive and user-friendly regex cheat sheet with interactive examples and common patterns for developers who struggle with regular expressions.