A little girl crashed a NASA computer
A four-year-old crashed the Apollo command module simulator by starting the prelaunch program, P01, in the middle of a simulated flight. NASA turned…
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Накопление истории в Zeebe: причины замедления и влияние на память
Привет, Хабр! На связи команда разработки кредитных продуктов для физлиц Т-Банка. Продолжаем серию статей о нашем опыте работы с Zeebe — workflow-дв…
Explaining the Python-JVM Boundary in Spark, and What Arrow Changed
Arrow's real contribution to PySpark isn't speed at any one API but a shared memory format at every boundary between the JVM and Python; each releas…
Coase's Coffee
An inventory system goes wrong before the coffee rush. Who gets the call? I made this argument about agents ( you can't sue an agent ), and it appli…
Dijkstra, Knuth, Kernighan: 10 Quotes That Predicted the AI Coding Debate
In 1972, Edsger Dijkstra stood up to accept a Turing Award and gave a lecture called "The Humble Programmer." He had never seen an LLM. He had never…
The Developer Who Put an OS on the Amiga — Tim King (1947–2026)
A Cambridge Student Writes an Operating System In the late 1970s, a Cambridge computer science student named Tim King needed an operating system for…
Why PHP Uses snake_case Functions but camelCase Methods
Built-in functions are usually snake_case. Modern framework code is usually camelCase. That is PHP: a language where naming conventions can feel odd…
The Great Erasure (2004-2006): Decommissioning and Evidence Destruction
The green phosphor of a high-security terminal flickered with a rhythmic, clinical pulse, casting sharp shadows across the workstation of Senior Sys…
The Encryption Conflict (1994-1996): The Battle for Data Sovereignty
In the mid-1990s, the world was standing on the precipice of a digital revolution. The internet was transitioning from a niche academic tool into a…
Surprise Over Age of Fundamental Algorithms: Modern AI Excluded from Standard University Courses
Introduction: The Timeless Nature of Algorithms When you crack open a standard Data Structures and Algorithms textbook, it’s easy to assume the cont…
3 Famous "Bugs" That Actually Built the Tech World We Live In Today
So I was deep in a debugging session last week — one of those 3 AM, "why is this even happening" kind of nights — and I started going down a rabbit…