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Featured in Development

Go Channels: Understanding Happens-Before for Safe Concurrency

This article dives into the happens-before semantics of Go channels, explaining how they relate to memory visibility, synchronization, and concurrency correctness. We'll examine subtle pitfalls, illustrate them with examples, and explore the architectural implications for system designers.

Go Channels: Understanding Happens-Before for Safe Concurrency

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Architecture & Design

Featured in Architecture & Design

Mental Models in Architecture and Societal Views of Technology: A Conversation with Nimisha Asthagiri

In this podcast, Michael Stiefel spoke with Nimisha Asthagiri about the importance of system thinking, multi-agent systems, the consequences of society applying a technology into an area for which it was not designed, and whether we can ever have a healthy relationship with artificial intelligence.

Mental Models in Architecture and Societal Views of Technology: A Conversation with Nimisha Asthagiri

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AI Infrastructure

Featured in AI, ML & Data Engineering

Deploy MultiModal RAG Systems with vLLM

Stephen Batifol discusses building and optimizing self-hosted, multimodal RAG systems. He breaks down vector search, nearest neighbor indexes (FLAT, IVF, HNSW), and the critical role of choosing the right embedding model. He then explains vLLM inference optimization (paged attention, quantization) and uses Mistral's Pixtral to detail multimodal large language model architecture.

Deploy MultiModal RAG Systems with vLLM

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Culture & Methods

Featured in Culture & Methods

Systems Thinking for Scaling Responsible Multi-Agent Architectures

Nimisha Asthagiri explains the critical need for responsible AI in complex multi-agent systems. She shares practical techniques for engineering leaders and architects, applying systems thinking and Causal Flow Diagrams. She shows how these methods help predict and mitigate the unintended consequences and structural risks inherent in autonomous, learning agents, using a scheduler agent example.

Systems Thinking for Scaling Responsible Multi-Agent Architectures

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Featured in DevOps

From Grassroots to Enterprise: Vanguard's Journey in SRE Transformation

Christina Yakomin shares Vanguard's SRE transformation: from quarterly testing of monoliths to a mature DevOps model with continuous delivery. She explains the SRE coaching hub, self-service tools, and advanced techniques like request-rate autoscaling. She details modern challenges, including region failure game days and testing AI-backed contact centers.

From Grassroots to Enterprise: Vanguard's Journey in SRE Transformation

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Blazor: C# Running in the Browser via WebAssembly

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Blazor is a .NET SPA framework maintained by Microsoft using C# and HTML that runs in the browser via WebAssembly. Blazor uses Razor syntax, has a component-based architecture and runs on top of Mono. Scott Sauber introduces WebAssembly, explaining why it isn’t another Silverlight, and then showing through demos how Blazor works.

Bio

Scott Sauber is Lead Software Developer at Iowa Bankers Association. He is a web developer using ASP.NET, JavaScript, HTML5, and fighting his way through CSS. He’s constantly learning and trying new things. He blogs (primarily on ASP.NET Core) at scottsauber.com

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We are developers that love to grow community, and we love the midwest. So it only makes sense that we would work to grow a developer community here.

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Nov 08, 2018

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