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Here is a story [1] about the first version of B-link optimization for Innodb that is the most used B-tree engine in MariaDB. It started from a sketch on a chocolate wrapper and after some attempts ended up with significant p95 improvement for certain B-tree operations. Thx Zhao Song for his work in
Local AI Voice Synthesis: Meet VoiceStudio Synthetic voice generation and video localization have become indispensable for content creators, game developers, and accessibility engineers. However, the dominant cloud-hosted solutions rely heavily on metered character counts, recurring subscription
I should start by saying that I'm not a web accessibility expert. I work in web development and deal with accessibility features regularly, but I've never had formal training in the field. To practice and learn, I ran a series of accessibility audits, and at the same time explored whether there's a
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition What I Built I built Give Zakat — a modern, and accessible web application designed to help people accurately calculate and fulfill their obligatory annual charity. Demo givezakat.
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition The problem, in one sentence When you donate $5 to a small charity online, you have no idea what actually happens to it — and you usually never hear back. Big donation platforms ask you to trust them. OpenPledge flips that a
I built VODForge because I work with a CTV company that needed to pull YouTube videos from our channel partners into our media workflow.Converter sites are always an option but the bitrate wasn't optimal for a CTV network that needs to make multiple streaming version off of a single source file. So
Article URL: https://a.wholelottanothing.org/the-car-industry-a-b-tested-selling-the-same-car-with-and-without-carplay-and-the-results-are-not-shocking/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49590225 Points: 41 # Comments: 18
One of the major improvements in WebForms Core 2.1 is the expansion of WebForms Place Criteria (WPC). WPC is a DSL built into WebForms Core for selecting, filtering, and manipulating HTML elements and groups of DOM elements. At its basic level, WPC provides selectors for finding elements by ID, Nam
Three weeks ago I put a QR code generator behind HTTP 402 and called it a business. It made $0.00. Then I added an image toolkit. Same result. The endpoints were listed on every x402 directory I could find, the 402 challenges were textbook-compliant, and still — nothing. The problem wasn't pricing
fundamentalista is a Ruby gem for fundamental analysis of listed companies. Version 0.6.0 is on RubyGems. Fundamentalista.configure { |c| c.edgar_user_agent = "Acme Research research@acme.com" } apple = Fundamentalista.company("AAPL") year = apple.financials.latest year.income.revenue
I made an Pixelart Editor that is a table and I could make a few Nice Things with it: An Jump and Run Game as you can see, you are an red dot in an grid. You can Walk, jump and... where is nothing more... A Noising algorithm It took me way to long but now you can run the simplest Noising algo
¿Qué riesgo existe realmente al mantener IMDSv1 habilitado en una instancia EC2? En 2019, el incidente de Capital One mostró que el acceso no autorizado al EC2 Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) puede formar parte de una cadena de ataque con consecuencias muy serias. El incidente terminó afectando i
I can't seem to find pictures or significant details (nothing on Wikipedia) about the coastal buildings purportedly used to contain shipwreck rescue rocket apparatus. Many of the buildings still exist and are Grade II listed. Anyone have any additional anecdotal/local/oral tradition information that
A program of mine hung for forty minutes. Not spinning at a thousand loops a second: at zero percent CPU. It wasn't doing too much work; it wasn't doing any work at all. And still it wouldn't finish. The program does something common: it orchestrates external command-line tools. It launches one, re
Well...Well...Well... You’re probably tired of Windows, too—or maybe you just want something new , And you think Linux is an interesting option, you HAVE to read this What do I want to talk about? You have likely already heard the name of the best distribution for beginners, but I will l
The famous American philosopher Smashmouth once said that the years start coming and they do not stop coming. If you follow the artificial intelligence industry, you have never felt the weight of those words more deeply than right now. For years, science fiction fans have watched Tony Stark talk to
When facing a binary for which Ghidra lacks the SLEIGH specifications required to disassemble it, you hit a problem that the vast majority of reverse engineers will never encounter. Out of an estimated 25,000 reverse engineers in the United States, only about 500 (~2%) work on this specific domain.
96.1 Introduction Security is not only a technical discipline. It is also a resource-allocation problem. An AI platform may have excellent security architecture on paper but still remain exposed if it lacks: sufficient security engineers, reliable monitoring, vulnerability-management capacity,
On August 27, 2026, CISA added another Linux kernel vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. CVE-2026-53362, nicknamed "Frag Gap." An out-of-bounds write in the IPv6 fragmentation path. CVSS 7.8. Already being exploited in the wild. When news like this shows up, I've noticed en
Originally published at nlocoding.com 57 million lines. That’s how much code Google maintains across its repositories as of 2026 (GitHub Octoverse, 2026). And no, it doesn’t crash every Friday. AI is quietly saving them millions. AI solutions for managing large codebases are not a luxury in 202
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