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Lifesaving snippets
A wild mix of snippets that make my life easier.
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Encounter: How Query Engines Work
https://howqueryengineswork.com/ A site dedicated to analysing how SQL query engines work.
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Encounter: bat
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Encounter: Personal names around the world (W3C i18n)
How do people’s names differ around the world, and what are the implications of those differences on the design of forms, databases, ontologies, etc. for the Web?
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Tatatu
Responsible for the technology platform, team, processes, communication with all stakeholders, implementation and driving forward the company vision.
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Encounter – Jailer: Database Subsetting and Relational Data Browsing Tool.
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THE ANALOG THING
I’m sure I would have to learn a ton of stuff to be able to use this effectively, but I love the idea and the design. Analog Paradigm presents a modern open source, educational, low-cost analog computer. Source: THE ANALOG THING
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Software quality
Before working in an architect role, software quality seemed to me like a very abstract measure, based on ones subjective perception and experience. While hard to define, there are some attributes commonly used to evaluate quality of a software component or system. Note: as some other articles on this blog, this is a living document…
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Encounter: The Backbone
This page provides a single entry point to all the posts in the story of how the world got online. The Backbone: Introduction One System, Universal Service? The Unraveling, Part 1 Discovering Inter… Source: The Backbone – Creatures of Thought
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Encounter: How Much of the Internet Is Fake?
Turns out, a lot of it, actually. Source: How Much of the Internet Is Fake? — The article is from 2018, and I have to confess I didn’t look for more recent statistics, but I can imagine it only got worse. I did a quick of search on this topic, and a lot of articles…
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Encounter: Visidata
A terminal interface for exploring and arranging tabular data. https://www.visidata.org/ Short review Wired: Tired: Grouping docs https://www.visidata.org/docs/group/ Github