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14:02HARDWARE — Rumor: RTX 5060 Ti 16GB refresh lands in March13:47SOFTWARE — Obsidian 1.10 beta adds a native sync-conflict view13:20GUIDES — AWS cuts Graviton4 on-demand pricing by 9%12:58TALKS — We archived Carmack's 3-hour VR keynote, timestamps included11:31EDITORIAL — Reader poll: 68% of you still run Windows 1010:14HARDWARE — Bench update: six NAS drives through a 72h stress test09:48GUIDES — Kubernetes 1.33 released: sidecar containers go GA09:02SOFTWARE — Tailscale 1.80: what actually changed for homelab users08:40FEED — Weekly digest #214 is out for subscribers22:15HARDWARE — LG's 32″ 4K OLED measured: better than its own spec sheet14:02HARDWARE — Rumor: RTX 5060 Ti 16GB refresh lands in March13:47SOFTWARE — Obsidian 1.10 beta adds a native sync-conflict view13:20GUIDES — AWS cuts Graviton4 on-demand pricing by 9%12:58TALKS — We archived Carmack's 3-hour VR keynote, timestamps included11:31EDITORIAL — Reader poll: 68% of you still run Windows 1010:14HARDWARE — Bench update: six NAS drives through a 72h stress test09:48GUIDES — Kubernetes 1.33 released: sidecar containers go GA09:02SOFTWARE — Tailscale 1.80: what actually changed for homelab users08:40FEED — Weekly digest #214 is out for subscribers22:15HARDWARE — LG's 32″ 4K OLED measured: better than its own spec sheet
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HTTPS and the Caddy edge
GUIDES5 DAYS AGO

HTTPS and the Caddy edge

How we moved from HTTP on a raw EC2 IP to https://kitepdf.pro—why Caddy replaced nginx for TLS, what changed in CORS and auth URLs, and how the deploy workflow toggles automatic HTTPS.

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Deploying on real AWS
GUIDES8 DAYS AGO

Deploying on real AWS

Why KitePDF runs on one EC2 host with Compose, how Terraform, SSM, Neon, and GitHub Actions fit together, and what breaks in production.

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KitePDF system architecture
GUIDES8 DAYS AGO

KitePDF system architecture

Design choices behind KitePDF: trust boundaries, Better Auth with JWT and JWKS, authorization, and the async processing plane.

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About this series
GUIDES8 DAYS AGO

About this series

Who this multi-part guide is for, what you need before you start, and the roadmap from architecture to AWS.

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Skills for Real Engineers: How to Keep Claude Code and AI Tools From Ruining Your Architecture
EDITORIAL19 DAYS AGO

Skills for Real Engineers: How to Keep Claude Code and AI Tools From Ruining Your Architecture

AI coding tools can produce a lot of code very quickly. The engineer’s job is still to decide what deserves to exist, where it belongs, and when to stop.

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The John Ternus era begins at Apple
EDITORIAL19 DAYS AGO

The John Ternus Era Begins at Apple

Tim Cook leaves Apple stronger, richer, and more strategically exposed than the company was fifteen years ago. John Ternus now has to decide what comes next.

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Deep Dive on AWS Lambda Durable Functions (CNS380)
TALKS20 DAYS AGO

Deep Dive on AWS Lambda Durable Functions (CNS380)

Eric Johnson and Michael Gasch deep-dive Lambda durable functions: checkpoint/replay, waits up to a year, and writing reliable long-running workflows in familiar TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python.

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Best Practices for Serverless Developers (CNS403)
TALKS20 DAYS AGO

Best Practices for Serverless Developers (CNS403)

Julian Wood walks through production serverless patterns: right-sizing Lambda, going async with EventBridge and queues, cutting unnecessary compute, and treating cost as an architecture decision.

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AWS re:Invent 2025 Keynote with Dr. Werner Vogels
TALKS20 DAYS AGO

AWS re:Invent 2025 Keynote with Dr. Werner Vogels

Vogels’ final re:Invent developer keynote: how AI is reshaping tools, architecture, and what it means to be a Renaissance developer building on AWS.

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Kubernetes — KubeCon Keynote
TALKS20 DAYS AGO

Kubernetes — KubeCon Keynote

Hightower’s KubeCon keynote strips Kubernetes down to its contracts — objects, APIs, and the platform patterns that matter once the hype slides away.

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The Future of Ops Is Platform Engineering
TALKS20 DAYS AGO

The Future of Ops Is Platform Engineering

Majors argues that DevOps didn’t die — ops matured into platform engineering: internal platforms that let software engineers own production without drowning in tickets and YAML.

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infrastructure as code martin fowler yow 2016 phoenix server immutable cloud devops continuous delivery
TALKS20 DAYS AGO

Infrastructure As Code

Fowler’s compact case for treating servers like code: phoenix servers, immutable rebuilds, and why cloud without infrastructure as code leaves most of the upside on the table.

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framework laptop linus8.6
HARDWARE21 DAYS AGO

Framework Laptop 13: the repairable machine software engineers actually want

Linus Tech Tips showed why Framework's modular laptop mattered. We add the 2026 developer lens: Linux friendliness, expansion cards, Docker-on-the-go — and the Pro-era warning that RAM prices can wreck the BOM.

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CalDigit TS5 Plus 8.9
HARDWARE21 DAYS AGO

CalDigit TS5 Plus: the Thunderbolt dock that ends the dongle drawer

9to5Mac puts the TS5 Plus on the bench — 20 ports, up to 140W laptop power, Thunderbolt 5. We map it to the software-engineering desk: dual monitors, Ethernet, SSD, and the single-cable commute between sofa and workstation.

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Terafied8.8
HARDWARE21 DAYS AGO

Logitech MX Master 3S: still the default mouse for people who ship software

Terafied's review calls the 3S a quiet upgrade that may not justify leaving the MX Master 3. We agree — and still recommend the 3S as the first mouse most developers should buy if they own neither.

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Keychron Q1 Max: the wireless gasket board developers keep recommending8.7
HARDWARE21 DAYS AGO

Keychron Q1 Max: the wireless gasket board developers keep recommending

Raymond Mercedes walks the Q1 Max for Mac users. We add the software-engineering desk notes: QMK/VIA layers, Mac/Win flip, and whether aluminum wireless is worth ~$210 over a plastic board.

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HTTPS and the Caddy edgeGUIDES5 DAYS AGO→
Deploying on real AWSGUIDES8 DAYS AGO→
KitePDF system architectureGUIDES8 DAYS AGO→
About this seriesGUIDES8 DAYS AGO→
Skills for Real Engineers: How to Keep Claude Code and AI Tools From Ruining Your ArchitectureEDITORIAL19 DAYS AGO→
The John Ternus Era Begins at AppleEDITORIAL19 DAYS AGO→
Deep Dive on AWS Lambda Durable Functions (CNS380)TALKS20 DAYS AGO→
Best Practices for Serverless Developers (CNS403) TALKS20 DAYS AGO→
AWS re:Invent 2025 Keynote with Dr. Werner VogelsTALKS20 DAYS AGO→
Kubernetes — KubeCon KeynoteTALKS20 DAYS AGO→
The Future of Ops Is Platform EngineeringTALKS20 DAYS AGO→
Infrastructure As CodeTALKS20 DAYS AGO→
Framework Laptop 13: the repairable machine software engineers actually wantHARDWARE21 DAYS AGO→
CalDigit TS5 Plus: the Thunderbolt dock that ends the dongle drawerHARDWARE21 DAYS AGO→
Logitech MX Master 3S: still the default mouse for people who ship softwareHARDWARE21 DAYS AGO→
Keychron Q1 Max: the wireless gasket board developers keep recommendingHARDWARE21 DAYS AGO→
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