The most copied StackOverflow snippet of all time is flawed (2019) — and I wrote a children's book / illustrated guide to Apache Kafka

Issue #437 — June 18, 2021

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The most copied StackOverflow snippet of all time is flawed (2019) programming.guide \| points: 671 \| comments: 320

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I wrote a children’s book / illustrated guide to Apache Kafka gentlydownthe.stream \| points: 662 \| comments: 114

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4-day workweek boosted workers’ productivity by 40%, Microsoft Japan says npr.org \| points: 556 \| comments: 191

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Ohio Republicans close to imposing near-total ban on municipal broadband arstechnica.com \| points: 552 \| comments: 383

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Nuitka: a Python compiler written in Python github.com \| points: 435 \| comments: 159

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Start Your Own ISP startyourownisp.com \| points: 374 \| comments: 106

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PHP has been removed in macOS Monterey developer.apple.com \| points: 364 \| comments: 337

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Saudi Arabia executes Mustafa al-Darwish for teenage protests reprieve.org \| points: 298 \| comments: 140

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The collapse of the IRON stable coin irony-97882.medium.com \| points: 276 \| comments: 296

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Cool URIs don’t change (1998) w3.org \| points: 275 \| comments: 126

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1931: Kurt Gödel shows limits of math, logic, computing, AI people.idsia.ch \| points: 267 \| comments: 164

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How to Boost Self Esteem and Stop Procrastinating neuralshifter.com \| points: 257 \| comments: 145

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After 50 years of the war on drugs, ’what good is it doing for us?’ npr.org \| points: 253 \| comments: 296

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Facebook will start putting ads in Oculus Quest apps theverge.com \| points: 249 \| comments: 161

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The Hair Dryer Incident (2014) quotulatiousness.ca \| points: 227 \| comments: 152

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Rethinking Triplebyte triplebyte.com \| points: 224 \| comments: 219

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What happens in an IPO? – Part 1 simplanations.in \| points: 219 \| comments: 17

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Stripe Reader stripe.com \| points: 217 \| comments: 126

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Io_uring is not an event system despairlabs.com \| points: 216 \| comments: 96

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Amazon Appstore will reduce its developer revenue cut aftvnews.com \| points: 201 \| comments: 88

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