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AWS S3: A Practical Beginner’s Guide to Amazon Simple Storage Service

1. Introduction If you're starting your journey into AWS, Cloud Computing, or DevOps, there's a very good chance the first service you'll touch i s Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) . It's one of the oldest, most widely used, and most beginner-friendly services AWS offers — and understanding it well will make almost everything else in AWS easier to learn. In this guide, we'll break down S3 from the ground up: what it is, how it works, how to create and use buckets, how to secure your da...
3 arquitecturas RAG para el mismo caso de uso
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3 arquitecturas RAG para el mismo caso de uso

El punto de partida Cuando empecé a hacer proyectos de RAG con Amazon Bedrock, pude ver las ventajas de usar una Knowledge Base gestionada, ya que te resuelve casi todo, como la ingesta, el chunking, los embeddings y la base vectorial. Pero para entender bien la arquitectura, quería ver qué pasaba por dentro. Así que en vez de quedarme solo con lo gestionado, armé el mismo proyecto de tres formas distintas, quitándole una capa de abstracción en cada paso para ver qué hacía cada pieza. ...
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Your Data Engineering Roadmap Is Probably Too Long

A data engineering roadmap crossed my feed recently. It is thoughtful, detailed, and 571 lines long. The associated Reddit discussion had a predictable reaction: useful reference, terrifying learning plan. That distinction matters. A map can show every road in a country. It does not mean you need to drive every road before you are allowed to leave home. The Data Engineering Roadmap 2026 covers software engineering, Python, SQL, operational databases, warehouses, lakehouse storage, orc...
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Your Orchestrator Is an Operating Model, Not a Feature List

Data orchestration became interesting again, although I am not sure it ever stopped being complicated. In July, Prefect announced that it was acquiring Dagster Labs . The announcement says Dagster will keep its name, support, and open-source license, with no migration required for customers. In September, Kestra released version 2.0 with a rewritten engine, separate control and data planes, remote workers, and flows that agents can call as tools. Naturally, the familiar question returne...
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Node.js SaaS Job Retries — Simple Queues, Delayed Backoff, and Dead Letters

Short answer: use an at-least-once message queue with delayed retries, an idempotent Node.js worker, and a dead-letter queue for failed SaaS jobs; use cron only to trigger work that is then drained by workers. For an e-commerce system, that means a failed order-confirmation or inventory-sync job becomes a durable message. A worker claims it, records the outcome, and either acknowledges it, schedules a bounded retry, or sends it to a dead-letter queue (DLQ) for inspection. This design gives op...
How to use libvmaf_cuda on Windows: an easy-to-follow guide (WSL2 + Docker + NVIDIA)
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How to use libvmaf_cuda on Windows: an easy-to-follow guide (WSL2 + Docker + NVIDIA)

TL;DR: Running GPU-accelerated VMAF on Windows is surprisingly painful. After spending hours fighting broken builds and undocumented errors, the only reliable path I found is WSL2 + Docker Desktop + NVIDIA Container Toolkit + a CUDA-enabled FFmpeg . This guide walks you through the whole setup using the easyVmaf project, so you can skip the trial-and-error I went through. This guide uses easyVmaf , a project that ships a Dockerfile.cuda specifically built for this purpose. We'll run it...
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How to Test a UPS: Charge Is Not Health

The number on the front of a UPS is a charge reading. It is not a health reading. A unit showing full can drop the load the moment it transfers. The display will have been telling you everything was fine right up until the instant it stopped being fine, and it was not lying — it was answering a different question than the one you thought you were asking. That gap between charged and working is the whole subject here. Sizing the unit is settled territory: VA against watts, runtime again...
CetinLM: Breaking the Billion-Dollar AI Infrastructure Myth
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CetinLM: Breaking the Billion-Dollar AI Infrastructure Myth

As software engineers, we have been conditioned to accept a deeply flawed premise: that entering the Artificial Intelligence research space requires multi-billion-dollar infrastructure, massive enterprise GPU clusters, and infinite venture capital. The mainstream tech narrative has turned language model pre-training into a game of brute-force computational scale. But scale alone is not engineering. Recently, an independent research line under the architecture CetinLM proved that localized ...
Demystifying SSH Key Management and Security Inside Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
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Demystifying SSH Key Management and Security Inside Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Transitioning from GUI-assisted tools to the command line gives you complete control over your systems workflows. However, running Secure Shell (SSH) inside Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) often exposes friction across environment boundaries. Sharing keys directly from the host Windows file system triggers silent permission mismatches and fatal Permissions 0777 are too open errors because the underlying NTFS drive mounts ignore standard POSIX access controls. This guide shows you how to isol...
ASIL-D Zero-Heap RTOS: 8.7µs CAN-FD Latency with MPU FFI on HIL
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ASIL-D Zero-Heap RTOS: 8.7µs CAN-FD Latency with MPU FFI on HIL

Verifying No Interference in the AUTOSAR Base Without Memory for Electric Vehicles For a long time, I've been working on a challenge faced by many integrated electronics engineers: how can the absence of interference (FFI) between the QM and ASIL-D bands be proven when everything is running on a memory system with a fixed memory allocation? This is my approach, which has been practically tested on the electric platform v2.4 (ECM: HV-CTRL-01) using HIL simulation and telemetry data from rea...
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A warning about 'model welfare'

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The DeepMind Institute

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Can we stop with the uptime percentages?

Article URL: https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2026/stop-with-the-uptime-percentage/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49728733 Points: 107 # Comments: 84
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Small programming tricks

Article URL: https://will-keleher.com/posts/small-programming-tricks-matter/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49729000 Points: 224 # Comments: 123
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This Code Is CRAP (2011)

Article URL: https://testing.googleblog.com/2011/02/this-code-is-crap.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49729228 Points: 68 # Comments: 45
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Claude Cowork and chat are now one Claude

Article URL: https://claude.com/blog/cowork-is-now-claude Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49729412 Points: 141 # Comments: 168
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GitHub is having trouble counting things

Article URL: https://chuckgreenman.com/2026/09/16/counting-at-github Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49730302 Points: 46 # Comments: 30
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Vectorized and performance-portable Quicksort

Article URL: https://opensource.googleblog.com/2022/06/Vectorized%20and%20performance%20portable%20Quicksort.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49731054 Points: 124 # Comments: 20