Category: Microsoft

Hackaday Europe 2026: Bare Metal Made Easy Go to Source When we talk about programming in “bare metal,” it basically means writing software that runs right on the hardware with no operating system or abstraction layers in...

Why Remote Teams Still Struggle to Build Trust, Even When the Meetings Go Fine Go to Source Most engineering orgs will tell you their remote tooling works. Standups happen. Documentation gets written. Decisions get made and...

How to audit what your AI agents are accessing Go to Source Have you ever asked an LLM in chat what seemed like a simple question, then watched as it reinvented fire, the wheel, and quantum physics to tell you how far Scotiabank...

A Developer’s Guide to Database Architecture and Performance Fundamentals Go to Source When your application needs to find a customer record among millions of entries, seconds matter. But the real mystery isn’t the...

What Morrowind Can Teach Us About Learning New Skills Go to Source All heroes and villains have an origin story. So why shouldn’t apps have as well? Levely and its underlying philosophy are the product of countless hours of...

Your Load Test Won’t Find These Four Gaps. Learnings from OpenAI’s Habitat Go to Source Four failure modes from OpenAI’s Habitat post — and why you’ll hit three of them at a thousandth of the scale. TL;DR...

Your ML Model Doesn’t Compete With the Market. It Competes With Other Models Go to Source Imagine you build a trading model that predicts the next market move correctly 60% of the time. That sounds impressive. Now imagine that...

I Argued With an Interviewer About Global Rate Limiting. Neither of Us Were Right Go to Source Global rate limiting has a conservation law. Once you see it, most of the architectural debate disappears. TL;DR Per-request...