Software and the Allee effect
The Allee effect is named after Warder Clyde Allee who added a term to the famous logistic equation. His added term is highlighted in blue. Here N is the population of a species over time, r is the intrinsic rate of increase, K is the carrying capacity, and A is
Read moreMy First VisionOS Application
Learn some basics of VisionOSSource: apple.comI’ve been working on SwiftUI projects for a while, and I’m really interested in the brand-new upcoming operating system, visionOS. It utilizes frameworks like SwiftUI, RealityKit, and ARKit. I want to play around with it and build a simple app for visionOS.Discover VisionOSApple Vision Pro offers
Read moreImproving My Code by Returning Early, Returning Often!
Photo by Joel Henry on UnsplashI’ve been a developer for over five years, and one of the best things I’ve learned is functional programming. Which gets a lot of hype and can be a bit daunting, but I’ve broken it down into a few simple ideas:Returning early and oftenSingle purpose functionsThese are pretty
Read moreA Simple Demo To Analyze 32GB AML Data With DuckDB
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Read moreSolved problems becoming unsolved
“That’s a solved problem. So nobody knows how to solve it anymore.” Once a problem is deemed “solved” interest in the problem plummets. “Solved” problems may not be fully solved, but sufficiently solved that the problem is no longer fashionable. Practical issues remain, but interest moves elsewhere. The software written
Read moreThe cobbler’s son
There’s an old saying “The cobbler’s son has no shoes.” It’s generally taken to mean that we can neglect to do for ourselves something we do for other people. I’ve been writing a few scripts for my personal use, things I’ve long intended to do but only recently got around
Read moreThe Overflow #189: OverflowAI!
Welcome to ISSUE #189 of The Overflow! This newsletter is by developers, for developers, written and curated by the Stack Overflow team and Cassidy Williams. This week: all about the AI features coming to Stack Overflow products, whether to jump into cold water or dip gradually, and how a 17th-century font
Read moreThe fine line between product and engineering (Ep. 596)
Kathryn Murphy, SVP of Product and Design at Twilio, chats with Stack Overflow CTO Jody Bailey about walking the line between product design and engineering early in their careers, lessons learned at tech juggernauts like Salesforce and Amazon, and their respective roadmaps for integrating generative AI into their products. Plus,
Read moreHow to do a technical interview: Essential strategies and tips
Introduction Hiring technical talent is one of your company’s biggest investments. To do it right, you need to know how to conduct a technical interview that allows you to evaluate candidates efficiently and accurately. Implementing a scalable, consistent technical interview process will not only improve the candidate experience—it will also
Read moreHow to Customize “yq” Operators in Go
yq already has abundant operators that cover most scenarios, but sometimes some unique operators are still needed, such as in scenarios…Continue reading on Better Programming »
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