What tech leaders do before going on vacation
As a technical person who leads a technical team, I know firsthand that it can be easy to get lost...
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Building in context | victoria.dev
It’s a comedy classic – you’ve got a grand idea. Maybe you want to build a beautiful new dining room...
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Measuring productivity with GitHub issues
How long does it take for a bug to get squashed, or for a pull request to be merged? What...
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Optimizing text for ChatGPT: NLP and text pre-processing techniques
In order for chatbots and voice assistants to be helpful, they need to be able to take in and understand...
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Retail Under Attack: 6 Learnings from a Retail Customer
1. Retail and E-commerce Are Prone to Credential-based Attacks “Credential-based attacks are evergreen.” When asked what significant security threats are...
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A complete guide to exploiting advanced CSRF vulnerabilities
Cross-site request forgery—or for short CSRF—vulnerabilities are one of the most exploited web security vulnerabilities that result in performing unwanted...
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Try it for yourself: the latest PortSwigger Research from Black Hat USA
Amelia Coen | 23 August 2024 at 07:44 UTC The modern web is constantly developing, with new potential vulnerabilities emerging...
Read more →The Data Wall, Agents, and Planning-Based Evals · Joseph Thacker
I’ve been thinking a lot about the whole “data wall” thing with LLMs lately. It’s the idea that LLMs can’t...
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A GitHub guide for non-technical leaders
As I write this, the front page of GitHub.com declares in big bold letters that this is “Where the world...
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My paper to-do strategy | victoria.dev
Coding up a to-do app may be the Hello, World of every framework, but when it comes to actually tracking...
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Git branching for small teams
Here’s a practice I use personally and encourage within my open source projects and any small teams I run for...
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Post to your static website from your iPhone
I love websites. I love static sites in particular. But I know that sometimes it’s just not practical to write...
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