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I’ve launched my TIL (Today I Learned) site 📚 – a collection of small but useful things I learn every day and document for future reference.
From Django to Terraform, GitHub Actions, and more – it’s all there! Check it out:
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Apple’s AI moment arrives
Here the pitch is less about innovation than it is convenience.
Apple might be late to AI party. But as usual, it comes with its own re-framing of the problem and solution.
Apple isn't look into AI with academic lens - what all AI can do. Rather, in its typical style, Apple is looking into AI with business lens - what problems can AI solve for its customers. I believe that is the correct way to benefit from AI.
Apple Intelligence promises to do the work directly on your device and route the resulting data around the operating system for you.
As usual, Apple is going for a vertical integration of AI rather than using AI as a product that sits on top of its OS. Apple is integrating AI deep into its OS, so sharing AI produced artifacts are as easy as copying and pasting text.
Apple can pull from your email, your message, your contacts, and countless other surfaces throughout the operating system, and — in theory — can draw from them to help you more easily navigate the world.
Apple's AI will be lot more personalized than its competitors. Today, you need to type into a box a lot to set the context. Not so with Apple OS. It already knows you well in a privacy-protected manner.
an employee asked Siri “how long will it take to get to the restaurant” and the OS figured out the answer by consulting email, text messages, and maps to derive the answer
Will apps hide into the background and AI will be the only interface between a phone and the user?
from: https://www.platformer.news/wwdc-2024-apple-intelligence-openai/
Go evolves in the wrong direction
we need to stop adding features, which increase Go complexity, and instead, focusing on the essential Go features — simplicity, productivity and performance
Agree with this article. I use #golang because it is simple and make me productive.
You can learn the language in a weekend and start writing code easily.
You can read go code long after it is written. Go puts constraints on the way to use the language but that makes the developer not only productive, but makes the code readable after a long, long time.
We don't write code for the machines. We write code for humans.
Go should stay with its core promise of simplicity rather than adding complex language features.
from: https://valyala.medium.com/go-evolves-in-the-wrong-direction-7dfda8a1a620
How We Hacked Multi-Billion Dollar Companies in 30 Minutes Using a Fake VSCode Extension
30 minutes is how long it took us to develop, publish, and polish a Visual Studio Code extension that changes your IDE’s colors while leaking all your source code to a remote server.
The authors created a VS Code theme with the same name as a popular one - Dracula Official, with malicious code.
each time a victim opens a document on the editor, we read the code and send it to our Retool server and additionally send a beacon to our sever with information on the host machine, such as the hostname, domain, platform, number of extensions, etc.
Developers mistook their cloned theme as the original one. None bothered to check because it was listed on a marketplace of a popular code editor by a well-respected company.
Within few days,
we had a victim which was identified as a Windows machine inside a domain and network of a publicly listed company with a $483 billion dollar market cap
That's the level of security in the world today. Easy to hack anyone.
Why big projects fail?
• Definition problem
• Scope problems
• Management problems
• Talent problems
• Support problems
• Culture problems
A problem well stated is a problem half-solved. - Charles Kettering
Most downstream problems in projects come from ill-defined goals and problems. The teams doesn't know what they want and then everything becomes a mess.
Big technology projects fail most of the time. Is there any way to reduce the likelihood of failure? Yes: look at definition, scope and management problems, but don’t look too closely at problems with talent, executive support and corporate culture. They’re nearly impossible to solve.
Writing a JSON parser is a great way to learn coding.
Attached: 1 image JSON is probably the most used standard file format for storing and transmitting data on the Internet in recent times. It has a simple syntax with only four scalar data types and two composite data types. So, writing a parser for #JSON is a great exercise for learning the basics of parsing. That's exactly what I did: I wrote a JSON parser from scratch in #Haskell. Read my #blog post to learn about basics of #parsing, nuances of the JSON syntax, and parser combinators and property-based testing in Haskell: https://abhinavsarkar.net/posts/json-parsing-from-scratch-in-haskell/ #programming #functionalprogramming
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