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2019: Container misconceptions
2019: faast.js – serverless batch computing made simple
2019: PHP in 2019
2017: Summer is coming
2017: HAProxy and Nginx abuse and rate limiting
2017: Smart Reply in Gmail
2017: A Million Words Published at Work in a Remote Company
2015: TODO : Read more documentation
2015: CakePHP 3 ORM
2014: Easylogging++ – single header only, extremely light-weight high performance logging library for C++ applications
2014: Rob Ashton : you have ruined JavaScript
2013: How To Survive a Ground-Up Rewrite Without Losing Your Sanity
2013: Actions in Gmail
2013: Trello – organize anything, together
2013: Sendy – Amazon SES-based bulk email software
2013: Quinico web insights
2013: Mine-seeking dolphins make historic discovery
2013: Beer Viz – a visual recommendation for beers to try
2012: Weekly digest – 2012-05-20
2011: Day in brief

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