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The Redis & Kafka Interview Questions I Got Asked 23 Times (And How I Finally Answered Them)
Every senior backend interview I've done in the last 18 months asked at least one Redis question and one Kafka question. Below are the 10 that came up most often, answered with the patterns I actually use in production — not the textbook version. 0.
Diana Pfeil: Building Confidence in Probabilistic Systems [audio]
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Louisiana AG Liz Murrill Keeps Opposing Compensation for Wrongfully Convicted
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ArenaAllocators don't play nicely with ArrayLists
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Show HN: Draw.How – Learn to Draw Anything
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Nielsen Set To Acquire Ad-Tech Firm DoubleVerify For $2.5 Billion
Nielsen is paying $2. 15 billion to acquire DoubleVerify, a provider of software that measures advertising performance. The all-cash acquisition will deliver shareholders of DoubleVerify $13.
Zig's Io.Threaded Is Neat
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Abacus Q2 2026 slides: 30% revenue growth, tech platform scales
Developing story — details emerging. Check the source link for the latest updates.
Equal-Area and Quasi-Conformal Mappings
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Invisible Problems
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The Monkey Supply Chain
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Automatically Retrofitting JIT Compilers
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Reasons I [Gary Marcus] wouldn't count Google out
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Cloudflare Q2 2026 slides: agentic internet drives 36% revenue growth
Developing story — details emerging. Check the source link for the latest updates.
Gnome Shell Design Dreams – Tobias Bernard and Jakub Steiner Guadec 2026 [video]
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Show HN: Claude Code that renders Hebrew/Arabic/Persian in the terminal
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Fediverse Sovereignty and Patentable Experiences
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Why I Stopped Trusting "It Works on My Machine" and Actually Learned to Ship
I'll be honest about where this started. I could run docker-compose up and get an app running locally. I could follow a tutorial and end up with something that "worked.
iPhone 18 Pro price: Here’s how much more it could cost
The iPhone 18 Pro lineup is expected to be announced in a month, with new features including an upgraded camera system, the A20 Pro chip, and more. How much will the iPhone 18 Pro cost? Here’s everything we know so far.
Quake: Dawn of the Machine – Launch Trailer [video]
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Every vendor says they detect AI agents. None of them can.
This is going to be an unpopular one, and I would like to be argued out of it. A capable agent driving a real browser on a residential connection is indistinguishable from a person by construction. Not "hard to distinguish".
Your bot detection works perfectly. That's the problem.
Every bot signal we have is a proxy for one question: is a human here? Device fingerprint says a real browser. IP reputation says a home connection, not a rented server.
No Backtesting Needed! I Punched My Hypothesis's "Heart" Directly with Raw Data and It Died Before I Even Measured Returns
Hey there, it's your old man developer. I'm a 38-year-old side-hustle engineer, tinkering with AI agents and automated trading bots on weeknights and weekends. Developing an automated trading bot often means a long road after you get an idea.