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What to Look for in Internal Knowledge Base and Wiki Software in 2025: A Practical Guide
In 2025, businesses are navigating a digital-first environment where real-time access to accurate, internal knowledge is a competitive advantage. Whether s...
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Lessons from Building Resilient Software for Government Agencies
In the intricate world of software engineering, few experiences rival the challenges of developing systems for government agencies. Drawing from firsthand accounts, such as thos...
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Google Engineer Angela Lin Killed by Falling Branch Hiking Yosemite, Sparking Safety Probe
Tragic Loss of Google Engineer in Yosemite Spurs Safety Scrutiny In a heartbreaking incident that has sent shockwaves through the tech community and beyond, Angela Lin, a...
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Debugging Emacs Jank on macOS: Fixes and Apple Tensions
In the world of software development, where tools like Emacs have long served as indispensable companions for coders, persistent bugs can erode productivity and spark widespread fr...
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Linux Kernel Veteran Kirill Shutemov Joins Meta from Intel
In a notable shift within the open-source software community, veteran Linux kernel engineer Kirill Shutemov has departed Intel Corp. after 14 years, joining Meta Platforms Inc. to...
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Elon Musk Scraps ‘Researcher’ Title at xAI, Renames Staff as Engineers
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur known for reshaping industries from electric vehicles to space travel, has once again stirred debate in the artificial intelligence sector w...
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Prisoner Turns Self-Taught Coder into Remote Tech Career
In a groundbreaking fusion of technology and criminal justice reform, Preston Thorpe has emerged as a senior software engineer at Turso, a San Francisco-based database startup, all...
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Tushar Dadlani’s Leverage Arbitrage: AI Fractures Economies
In an era where technological disruption and financial innovation collide, a subtle yet profound shift is reshaping economies and societies. The concept of "leverage arbitrage," as...
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Perl’s Decline: Losing Humility in AI and Python Era
In the ever-evolving world of software development, a quiet cultural shift has been underway, one that pits the gritty realism of past programming eras against the polished confide...
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Microsoft Stock Outlook Bullish for 2025: AI and Azure Fuel Gains
Microsoft Corporation's stock has been a beacon for investors amid the tech sector's volatility, with analysts increasingly optimistic about its trajectory into 2025. Recent commen...
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Java’s 25-Year Journey: Enduring Relevance and Careers in 2025
In the ever-evolving world of software development, where new languages and frameworks emerge with dizzying speed, Java's enduring presence might seem like a relic from a bygone er...
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Why Self-Taught Software Engineers Outperform Degree Holders in Adaptability and Innovation
In the competitive landscape of software engineering, a growing body of evidence suggests that self-taught developers frequently eclipse their formally educated peers in adaptabili...
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Linux Veteran Kirill Shutemov Departs Intel After 14 Years
The tech industry has been rocked by yet another high-profile departure from Intel, as Kirill Shutemov, a veteran Linux software engineer, announced his exit after 14 years with th...
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AI Coding Assistants Slow Experienced Developers by 19%
A new study is challenging the prevailing narrative that artificial intelligence (AI) tools universally turbocharge software development productivity. According to a randomized co...
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Software Engineering Faces Oversaturation in 2025
The software engineering profession, once heralded as a golden ticket to financial stability and career success, is undergoing a seismic shift. What was once considered a "life ha...
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