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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Aug 10

    Today we welcome a new content type to Stack Overflow for Teams. Introducing Articles!

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  2. 3 hours ago

    We chat with , a fellow at the MIT Civic Data Lab and Adjunct Professor of Civic Technology at NYU's ITP program about the surge in tech startups looking to ground themselves in ethical practices.

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  3. 21 hours ago

    Developers like to speak to other experts. Companies should hire experts in talking to developers.

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  4. Nov 30

    You could do an Ollie in a vacuum - if you can hold your breath long enough.

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  5. Nov 27

    What happens when Big Tech not only gifts the new library but also supplies the curriculum. We chat about how the relationship between companies and universities is changing.

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  6. Nov 27

    "A secret is revealed!"

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  7. Nov 26

    Passing the Turkey Test today?

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  8. Nov 25

    7 tips for engineers to get recruiters to notice your resume from who wrote the book on it.

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  9. Nov 25

    Why avoid email links when you click them on the web? Well, you tell children not to accept candy from strangers, but let them buy it at the store.

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  10. Nov 24

    Either your textbook is wrong, or it's looking at things from an ISP's perspective.

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  11. Nov 24

    In this episode: What is the difference between a language and a framework?

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  12. Nov 23

    Microservices are growing in popularity. But distributing things also introduces a whole new world of problems, many of which were previously solved by monoliths.

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  13. Nov 23

    What are you really sending when you hit send?

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  14. Nov 20

    When your TV has not moved its angle to the sun, but the planet it is sitting on has.

    1 reply 1 retweet 9 likes
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  15. Nov 20

    When it comes to health records, the security of your data gets personal. We chat about a British NHS project involving SOLID and none other than Sir

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  16. Nov 19

    Repeat after me, JWT heavily relies on the private key to stay absolutely private.

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  17. Nov 19

    Why should you avoid recursion in safety-critical code?

    6 replies 27 retweets 385 likes
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  18. Nov 19

    Need to organize spaghetti code into something that can be open sourced? It doesn't have to be a recipe for disaster.

    7 replies 34 retweets 400 likes
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  19. Nov 18

    Robin Munn shows us the future of IDEs is still Vim.

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  20. Nov 18

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  21. Nov 18

    It's a question of degrees.

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