The Overflow #145: An entrepreneur embraces OSS
Five nines without burnout, dealing with deference, and upcycling.
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 #144: Number input is the worst
Single sign-on, a 9V battery to power the world, and the core ideals of Steve Jobs
The Overflow #143: Modern Perl
AI-assisted cheating, clarity vs. code confidence, and (not so) Critical CSS
The Overflow #142: The bane of bossware
Functional programming for blockchains, multiple conditional inheritances, and the life of Clippy
The Overflow #141: High-velocity and burnout
AI goes on prem, university cheating at scale, and why React re-renders
The Overflow #140: Interrogating code
AI-assisted job placement, garbage collection basics, and Redis explained
The Overflow #139: Software licenses against evil
Low code & no code, electronic export confusion, and free design pattern book
The Overflow #138: Social learning for engineers
Monitoring data quality, telling your boss about overtime, and Docusaurus 2
The Overflow #137: The San Francisco exodus
Hate it? Automate it, scientific uncertainty, and the benefits of mini-forests
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.
