MacBook Neo performs over 3x faster than the 28-core Mac Pro in single core Geekbench
That machine was price at $13,000 (28-core Xeon W, 32/256GB)
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MacBook Neo performs over 3x faster than the 28-core Mac Pro in single core Geekbench
That machine was price at $13,000 (28-core Xeon W, 32/256GB)
There is the obvious human cost of direct casualties... But if the environmental damage is large enough that it measurably moves the needle on climate change.. then you can say that any war is killing us all slowly.
Where does the waste of bombed infrastructure, buildings, cars go to? What is the CO2 footprint of armies?
php://memory is a stream that lives in RAM.
php://temp starts in RAM, spills to disk after 2MB (configurable, see below!).
No tmpfile(). No temp directory. No cleanup.
Perfect for building files in memory before sending in #PHP!
Did you know the "maxmemory: " trick?
Random thought - what is the environmental cost of war? With reports of oil refineries being hit in Iran, Israel and elsewhere... How much CO2 is being just burned off with 0 utility?
Israel is bombarding, literally bombarding, two Middle East capitals, Beirut and Tehran, killing 100s of civilians, and yet the US and UK media continue to portray Iran as the threat to the region.
Israel has nukes, but Iran is the nuclear threat.
We live in Orwellian times.
🧟 Official native Windows support for FrankenPHP is here 🪟🚀
dunglas.dev/2026/03/wind...
I was just reading about Enums and how SplEnum existed previously and was rarely used. Maybe the solution is just to add FixedArray as a new array type in a future PHP version?
If you have a Dell XPS (or any Dell for that matter) check for bloat ware named "Killer Performance Driver Suite". It will absolutely destroy your performance and battery life - and cause your devices to have weird glitches.
This video makes me think about how Nairobi has very similar problems but is investing nearly nothing in public transport - only bigger roads.
Props to @scott.hanselman.com for naming the elephant in the room in big tech.
AI coding tools boost senior engineers but create challenges for juniors who lack context to judge outputs. Cutting junior hiring for near-term gains weakens the future pipeline. We’ll need apprenticeship-style paths.
How fast can you make it? Here's the 100-million-row challenge in #PHP: stitcher.io/feed/posts/7...
You have two weeks to participate. Thanks to PhpStorm and Tideways for sponsoring the prizes!
The matrix must be real.
I'm seeing more people use X's article feature to share content.
I really wouldn't do that. Sure, they'll probably give you more exposure in the short term, but in the long term you want to stay the owner of your own content.
Start your own blog if you want to share things 🙂
I’m going to say this louder for the people in the back, the “AI productivity boost” is that it helps you get to a first draft faster.
LLMs are not good enough for you to not review the output and just publish. If they were then your job wouldn’t need you anyway.
routes/web.php is boring and reliable, and routes/api.php is fancy, but have you forgotten one?
securinglaravel.com/security-tip...
Here's the PR. The comments are a glimpse into the future of software.
github.com/matplotlib/m...
Hilarity ensues...
Pipes on Windows 98
Wild that he forgot to mention he was in it too.
today’s one-sentence horror:
sudo has been largely maintained by a single person for ~30+ years
Haven't enjoyed a game of football quite like that for a while.
#ARSMUN
I was recently asked what it takes to be a successful senior product manager. It boils down to these skills. The ability to
1. Organize and lead large teams without authority
2. Understand and relay the perspective of executive leadership
3. Establish yourself as an independent decision maker
CUNHA!!
#ARSMUN
Dorgu!
#ARSMUN
AFCON Morocco 2025 is "the most successful commercial story in African football history," with revenue surging by 90%. Success is driven by 23 sponsors (up from 17), expanded media rights & a data-led strategy that broke into new markets like China, Japan, and Brazil.
You know that annoying experience on mobile websites where you need to find the little close button and can't swipe a menu closed?
The solution is simpler than you think.
With basic CSS scroll APIs, you can get built-in interruptible swipe gestures 🥳
