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A tool built for art that can be used by artists and developers. Sharing the idea and the code that makes it.
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Why not make a pixel art modifier so they become like terrain or game assets? And here is what I came up with. You build the pixel art as you wish. Then you modify it so it becomes a design.

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Design a historian schema for Unified Namespace architectures. Learn why narrow tables, surrogate keys, and relational namespaces outperform wide models.
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Most teams design the historian first and connect it to a Unified Namespace later. This article argues the reverse: the UNS owns identity, so it should dictate the historian schema. That means storing tag identity in a relational namespace table with surrogate keys and keeping history in a narrow hypertable. The result: tag renames, hierarchy changes, and churn happen without rewriting history.

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/the-bug-stops-here-how-one-engineer-is-redefining-what-software-quality-actually-means.
Software QA rarely gets the spotlight, but Boris Vasilev’s work shows why quality engineering is central to reliable systems.
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Software QA rarely gets the spotlight, but Boris Vasilev’s work shows why quality engineering is central to reliable systems.

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Open-source mapping tools have become the default infrastructure for digital maps, from OpenStreetMap vector tiles to MapLibre and Overture Maps.
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Open-source mapping tools have become the default infrastructure for digital maps, from OpenStreetMap vector tiles to MapLibre and Overture Maps.

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/the-boring-methodical-guide-to-breaking-up-your-terraform-monolith.
Terraform state refactoring, done safely: layer boundaries, state mv commands, parity scripts, and the exact failure modes to watch for before you apply.
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Terraform state refactoring, done safely: layer boundaries, state mv commands, parity scripts, and the exact failure modes to watch for before you apply.

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/awk-the-unix-tool-that-thinks-in-columns-and-conditions.
awk filters, calculates, and formats in one pass. Security patterns covered: UID hunting, log analysis, HTTP filtering, and brute-force detection.
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awk is the tool that does what grep, cut, and sort cannot do alone — filter by field value, perform arithmetic, count with associative arrays, and format output, all in one pass. This article covers how awk thinks, every practical flag and built-in variable, and real security patterns, including UID 0 detection, HTTP status filtering, brute-force source ranking, and exfiltration hunting in access logs.

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Deep dive into NetSuite's scalability. Explore how this modern ERP system handles growth and complex demands, making it a powerful solution for businesses.
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Deep dive into NetSuite's scalability. Explore how this modern ERP system handles growth and complex demands, making it a powerful solution for businesses.

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Learn how to build AI agents for Kubernetes operations to automate troubleshooting, incident response, monitoring, and cost optimization.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a Kubernetes AI agent using Python, integrate it with cluster data and monitoring systems, and explore real-world use cases such as incident response, performance troubleshooting, and cost optimization. Moreover, you will also learn key security practices for deploying AI agents safely in production environments.