The Overflow #137: The San Francisco exodus
Hate it? Automate it, scientific uncertainty, and the benefits of mini-forests
The Overflow
A newsletter by developers, for developers, curated by Cassidy Williams and the Stack Overflow team. Every week, we’ll share a collection of great questions from our community, news and articles from our blog, and awesome links from around the web.
The Overflow #136: Sufficiently advanced code completion feels like magic
Kafka topic design, skills for reverse engineering, and another AI creating photos
The Overflow #135: Money that moves at the speed of information
Money that moves at the speed of information, a conversation with Stack Overflow's new CTO Jody Bailey, and and exploring how Rust manages memory.
The Overflow #134: Avoiding the difficulty bomb
Perl in 2022, the legality of Googling the illegal, and fuzz tests
The Overflow #133: Introducing the video podcast
The cost of Copilot, replacing a fuse box, and understanding databases
The Overflow #132: The 2022 Dev Survey results!
WWDC 2022, first operating system, and 3D scenes from 2D images
The Overflow #131: Run microservices in no-fail mode
IEnumerable, quick and dirty as a practice, and so long Internet Explorer
The Overflow #130: The Great Decentralization?
The death and life of cities, the path to math, and ultrasonic data transfer.
The Overflow #129: How an average programmer became GitHub CTO
Ethical AI, average Joes on juries, and the form element paving the way to HTML
The Overflow #128: The Great Resignation cuts both ways
Web3 skeptics vs. believers, minimal Turing Completeness language, SSG vs. SSR
The Overflow #127: What we learned from DDoS attacks
May Welcomes to ISSUE #127 of The Overflow! This newsletter is by developers, for developers, written and curated by the Stack Overflow team and Cassidy Williams. This week: the case for and against coding to anticipate future changes, the periennial question: feature or bug, and the fate of top-level domains when the associated country expires.…