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- Facebook Acquires GIF-Sharing and Creation Platform GIPHY for $400M
- Comic for 2020.05.16
- ‘Weird’ by Olga Khazan
- Comic for 2020.05.15
- mozilla-spidermonkey/jsparagus
- Eero in the Apple Store
- Is It Laziness
- Pre-order “The 99% Invisible City” Coffee Table Book by Roman Mars and Kurt Kohlstedt
- Common Cold
- It’s A Good Day
- My React components render twice and drive me crazy
- How to CSS Style in React - RWieruch
- Dan Abramov on Twitter: “This hits the nail on the head. And is 100% matching our long term thinking. Client-side-only is not sustainable. We need to move more stuff to the server, but without sacrificing seamless composition of interactive pieces. https://t.co/O4LX8JacRo” / Twitter
- Postgres Distinct On // John Nunemaker
- PostgreSQL: Network latency does make a BIG difference - Cybertec
- The Internals of PostgreSQL : Introduction
- Who Contributed to PostgreSQL Development in 2019?
- PostgreSQL: now() vs. ‘NOW’::timestamp vs. clock_timestamp() - Cybertec
- Don’t Manually Modify The PostgreSQL Data Directory!
- Video: What’s in my Tech Bag (2020 Update)
- Comic for 2020.05.13
- When I was a smoker
- My New Job
- My Mac App Store Debate
- Take lots of notes — but where?
- Instagone?
- Comic for 2020.05.12
- Remote work can also be a source of socioeconomic inequality
- Emacs Org Files in a Browser
- A beginner-friendly introduction to Prometheus
- Css and Scalability
- Code
- More on the Default Feeds Issue
- Jerry Stiller’s Greatest Moments on ‘Seinfeld’
- Coronavirus Polling
- Bill Gates Has Regrets
- Book Track Adds Reading Status, Statistics, Quote Entries, and More
- When Network is Faster than Cache
- Education is over…
- Pub/Sub – Redis
- Comic for 2020.05.11
- Why you need “cross-origin isolated” for powerful features
- Why Forking HTML Into A Static Language Doesn’t Make Sense
- Gabz/mL
- Rebuilding our tech stack for a new Facebook.com - Facebook Engineering
- Heads-Up to RSS Reader Authors
- Web Api Testing
- Code Generation with .NET 5 - Builder pattern - Andrew Stakhov
- Linux on the desktop as a web developer
- Designing very large (JavaScript) applications