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121.

Implementing Stripe-Like Idempotency Keys in Postgres

4 months ago

3 points

122.

Occasionally Injected Clocks in Postgres

a year ago

3 points

123.

The right way to do data fixtures in Go

a year ago

3 points

124.

The right way to do data fixtures in Go

a year ago

3 points

125.

Postgres UUIDv7 and per-back end monotonicity

a year ago

3 points

126.

Learning from Terminals to Design the Future of User Interfaces

2 years ago

3 points

127.

The parallel test bundle convention

2 years ago

3 points

128.

Direnv's source_env, and how to manage project configuration

2 years ago

3 points

129.

Sqlc: 2024 Check In

2 years ago

3 points

130.

Fast as a Service

3 years ago

3 points

131.

Operational convergence, for REPL-less languages like Go

4 years ago

3 points

132.

There's Always an Events Table

4 years ago

3 points

133.

Feature Casualties of Large Databases

4 years ago

3 points

134.

No Docker; Onionskin Stacks

4 years ago

ciprian_craciun

3 points

135.

On the unreasonable effectiveness of streak tracking

5 years ago

3 points

136.

Flags vs. Gates

5 years ago

3 points

137.

Joining Crunchy Data

5 years ago

3 points

138.

How Postgres Makes Transactions Atomic

5 years ago

3 points

139.

Redis Streams and the Unified Log

5 years ago

3 points

140.

8 years ago

3 points

141.

The Missing Manual for Hacking Postgres

9 years ago

3 points

142.

Depickling, gadgets, and chains: the class of exploit that unraveled equifax

9 years ago

3 points

143.

The noisy death of email marketing

9 years ago

3 points

144.

Building robustly with ACID databases, or why Postgres is often the right choice

9 years ago

3 points

145.

Partitioning in MongoDB (or Lack Thereof)

9 years ago

3 points

146.

GitLab, and Centrally Hosted Platforms

9 years ago

3 points

147.

10 years ago

3 points

148.

Rate Limiting, Cells, and GCRA (+ Go Implementation, Throttled)

11 years ago

3 points

149.

Being a good web denizen: Don't strip EXIF metadata from photos

3 years ago

2 points

150.

READMEs are a great idea, still

4 years ago

2 points