Work on fine motor skills - and independent play - with a simple DIY quiet bin with a fun fall theme! Your preschooler will love building their own fall button trees!| Hands On As We Grow®
While you may hear a lot of harsh words about Rust is this rant, that doesn't have to mean it's a bad language. Rephrasing the classic: there are two types of programming languages: ones that people complain about and ones that nobody uses. I've| Bartosz Sypytkowski
In this blog post we'll discuss challenges and solutions for concurrent reading from massive amount of Redis streams without running into limitations of the Redis protocol or our machine resources. First let's describe our problem. We could phrase it as follows: we have a number of| Bartosz Sypytkowski
Today, we're going to discuss .NET locks API, how are they (un)fit for the async workflows and thread-pool backed runtimes and what can we do about it. We'll also challenge some of the decades old design decisions and propose a new ones. Finally we're going to implement a working| Bartosz Sypytkowski
Four years ago I wrote a short post describing a dumb race condition in our reference counted art assets.| The Hacks of Life
Two decades ago when I first started working at Avid, one of the tasks I was assigned was porting our product (a consumer video editor - think iMovie before it was cool) from the PCI-card-based video capture we first shipped with to digital video vie 1394/Firewire.| The Hacks of Life
We’re excited to announce a significant update to THOR, our comprehensive digital forensic scanner, which now extends multi-threading capabilities to both the standard version and THOR Lite. Previously exclusive to our forensic lab license holders, this enhancement allows users across all versions to leverage multiple CPU cores to expedite their scans.| Nextron Systems
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