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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 26

    There is more under the hood than meets the eye. We explore the process of building a satisfying Slack V3.0 integration.

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  2. We discuss what happens when companies can achieve massive scale without needing to tackle redundancy in their network.

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  3. Feb 5

    "Why can I see my face in a spoon?" We explore the deep questions on this episode of the podcast.

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  4. Feb 5

    Your VPN is a bouncer, keeping unencrypted from passing through. But things will look different on your side of the door.

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  5. Retweeted
    Feb 5

    spoke to about UNCALLED & its real-world application. The adaptive sampling software enables you to target your region of interest in real-time, without additional library prep. UNCALLED is freely available, find out more:

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  6. Feb 5

    On today's episode we talk about 's breakdown of its recent outage, our first impressions of , and ideas for keeping Stack Overflow questions from becoming outdated.

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  7. Feb 5

    Whether it's nostalgia or its easy instructions. BASIC is still a good place to start. And then probably move on to Python…

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  8. Retweeted
    Feb 3

    Thanks for the article ! It's amazing to see what people create in one tweet 1980s code. I put up a gallery here 👾❤️

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  9. Feb 4

    What does it mean to be open source but closed to contributions? We chat about developers who want to support OS but also avoid burnout.

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  11. Feb 4

    Perhaps the most essential post from 2020. Copying and pasting from Stack Overflow...the right way.

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  12. Feb 3
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  13. Retweeted
    Feb 3

    It was a pleasure to chat with about his work on nanopore sequencing. Genomics isn't my strong suit, but the fun of working for Stack Overflow is getting to learn new things

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  14. Feb 3

    Processing the language of life. We dig into the open source software making DNA sequencing faster, cheaper, and more accessible.

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  17. Feb 2

    It can be confusing to explain open source to a non-developer. "So you give it away for free, and then lots of people yell at you to change it?"

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  18. Feb 2

    From our latest newsletter: The ecological cost of crypto-art Why nobody is practicing continuous deployment What it means to be a "senior" software engineer

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  19. Feb 2

    APIs and internet forums. Technology gave us GameStop, and there is no going back.

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  21. Feb 1

    Increasingly, developers don't have to understand the plumbing behind software architecture to grow their products at scale. When everything is an API away, what do we gain, and what do we lose?

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