This is a feed of links I've run across and found interesting or noteworthy. The images, content and opinions in them are owned by their respective authors.
Discover how ActionBlock and TransformBlock enhance Microsoft’s streaming pipelines for scalable, high-throughput message processing in .NET applications.
.NET, ActionBlock, TransformBlock, Message Processing, Streaming Pipelines
Sutskever warns AI's self-improvement could lead to unpredictable advancements, with both significant benefits and monumental risks for humanity.
AI, AGI, risks, benefits, self-improvement
Explore live dataframes, scalable log storage with Northguard, and virtualizing Pub/Sub via Northguard-Xinfra.
stream processing, dataframes, scalable log storage, Northguard, Pub/Sub
Learn about scalable log storage solutions at LinkedIn for enhanced performance and reliability.
Northguard, Xinfra, log storage, scalability
LinkedIn has developed Northguard, a scalable solution for log storage, aiming to enhance performance beyond Kafka.
Kafka, Northguard, LinkedIn, log storage, scalable solution
Explore the use of Alba for HTTP testing, inspired by local naming themes from Southwest Missouri.
Alba, HTTP Testing, JasperFx, Critter Stack
Figma's beta release of the Dev Mode MCP server integrates Figma into developer workflows, enhancing LLMs for design-informed code generation.
Figma, Dev Mode, MCP server, developer workflow, code generation
Explore principles for building reliable LLM software, focusing on core engineering techniques for scalability and maintainability, based on the 12-factors framework.
LLM, software engineering, reliability, scalability, 12 factors
Sean Grove explains how precise specifications, not code, are key in AI-driven development, offering alignment between teams and AI systems as the future of programming.
AI, specifications, software development, communication, programming
The author admits initial skepticism about Claude Code, acknowledging its effectiveness as confirmed by Medium community members.
Claude Code, AI, coding, software development