Links
Things worth reading. Or not. At least, I thought I'd rather keep them when I encountered them.1316 links so far, newest first.
andersbll.github.io
DeepPy, an MIT-licensed Python deep learning framework covering feedforward, convolutional and autoencoder networks on CPU or Nvidia GPUs.
docs.docker.com
How to read a container's CPU, memory, block I/O and network usage, through docker stats and directly from the cgroup pseudo-files.
kafka.apache.org
The official Apache Kafka documentation, covering the distributed commit log's design, configuration, operations and client APIs.
bloomberg.com
Paul Ford's book-length 2015 Bloomberg Businessweek essay on what software is, how it gets made, and the culture of the people who write it.
davidmarquis.wordpress.com
A design for reliable, exactly-once delivery to multiple consumers built on Redis lists and sets rather than its fire-and-forget pub/sub.
tip.golang.org
The release that made the compiler and runtime self-hosting in Go, with a redesigned concurrent garbage collector.
dotdotdot.frebsite.nl
jQuery.dotdotdot, a JavaScript plugin that truncates multi-line HTML content with an ellipsis and an optional read-more link.
letsencrypt.org
Let's Encrypt, a nonprofit certificate authority issuing free, automated TLS certificates for HTTPS.
blog.crisp.se
Jimmy Janlén announces his work-in-progress book collecting the visualisation techniques agile teams use on their boards.
docs.python.org
Python 2's robotparser module and its RobotFileParser class, which reads robots.txt and answers whether a user agent may fetch a URL.
square.github.io
Square's index of the open source libraries it has released, grouped by language — OkHttp, Retrofit, LeakCanary and others.
aws.amazon.com
AWS's 2015 launch post for Amazon API Gateway, a managed front door for APIs backed by Lambda, EC2 or external services.
marvl.infotech.monash.edu
cola.js, a JavaScript library that adds constraint-based layout to graph and diagram drawing in the browser, usable alongside D3.
marcio.io
How Malwarebytes rebuilt a high-volume telemetry endpoint in Go, moving from a goroutine-per-request handler to a bounded worker queue writing to S3.
0xax.gitbooks.io
linux-insides, a book in progress on Linux kernel internals — booting, initialisation, interrupts, system calls and memory management.
