SQL NULL Pitfalls: Why NOT IN Returns Zero Results and 3 Points Where MySQL and Oracle Behaviors Diverge

Introduction"I want to list customers who haven't ordered, but I get zero results," or "The count doesn't match when I ...

The 'Verbal Promise' That Paralyzed the Internet Is Still Alive in Your Smartphone—The Story of How a Single Function Disappeared from Linux

IntroductionA 'verbal promise' made in 1969 is still alive and well in your smartphone.It is a tiny promise regarding 'where ...
How-To Geek

Writing bad code made me twice as productive—but it came with a catch

"If it works, don't touch it" is a well-known meme in the programming community. I'm glad that it's just that. A meme. Bad code didn't make me a worse developer. It made me faster, because I learned ...
Opinion
ADTmagOpinion

Who's Going to Train the Next Senior Developer?

Automating beginner tasks raises a training question: how will junior developers gain the understanding needed for more demanding work?
SmartCompany

Inside the race to get recommended by AI: The business directory cracking the code

Getting to the top of Google is no longer the only game in town. Little-known Australian business directory Starworks offers clues about how businesses get recommended by AI. Australian businesses ...
Channel NewsAsia Singapore

Over 33 million bottles and cans collected under beverage container return scheme; new sorting plant unveiled

SINGAPORE: Over 33 million drink containers have been returned via reverse vending machines, with 553 tonnes of material processed at a new counting and sorting facility in Tuas, as Singapore ...
The Washington Examiner

The Supreme Court banned race sorting. Colleges found a five-digit loophole

Three years after the Supreme Court told American universities to stop sorting applicants by race, the sorting hasn’t stopped. It just got a new address.