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Diagram of a GitHub token exposed in a Baseten Docker registry
Programming

Strix Found a GitHub Token With Admin Access to Baseten in 25 Minutes

Strix, the autonomous hacking agent from Strix.ai, scanned Baseten before hiring it as an inference provider and within 25 minutes obtained a GitHub token with administrator access to its repositories. The token came from a Docker image built in March 2023, and Baseten rotated it the day after receiving the report.

By Andrés Morales, 2 weeks15 September, 2026 ago
Layered HNSW graph used for approximate vector search
Programming

HNSW: The Algorithm Behind Instant Vector Search

HNSW is the layered graph algorithm that finds the closest vector among millions of embeddings in milliseconds. This article explains how it works internally, shows how to implement it in Python, and compares it with alternatives like IVF and brute-force search.

By Andrés Morales, 2 weeks10 September, 2026 ago
Conceptual diagram of a canary deployment distributing traffic between versions
Programming

Blue-green vs. canary: how to deploy without taking down production

Canary deployment and blue-green deployment solve the same problem (avoiding downtime when deploying new code) in different ways. This guide explains how each works, when to choose one over the other, and how to set up your first canary with Argo Rollouts.

By Andrés Morales, 3 weeks9 September, 2026 ago
Architecture diagram generated with TALA, D2's open source autolayout engine
Programming

D2 Releases TALA, its Autolayout Algorithm, Under the MPL-2.0 License

Terrastruct open-sourced TALA, the algorithm D2 uses to draw whiteboard-style architecture diagrams. It’s now MPL-2.0, just like D2, and comes bundled starting with version 0.9.0.

By Andrés Morales, 3 weeks8 September, 2026 ago
Diagram of the count-min sketch, a probabilistic data structure for counting frequencies
Programming

Count-Min Sketch: Counting Millions of Events with Kilobytes of Memory

The count-min sketch is a probabilistic data structure that estimates how many times an event occurred without storing each individual instance. Using a small matrix and several hash functions, systems like Redis and Apache Flink count frequencies in massive streams with just a few kilobytes of memory.

By Andrés Morales, 3 weeks5 September, 2026 ago
Actor model diagram showing mailbox and asynchronous messages
Programming

The Actor Model: The Concurrency Pattern Without Locks or Race Conditions

The actor model is a concurrency paradigm where each actor processes messages in isolation, without shared memory. Erlang popularized it in telecommunications, and today it powers Akka, Elixir/OTP, and Microsoft Orleans. This guide explains how it works, when to use it, and how to write your first supervised actor.

By Andrés Morales, 3 weeks4 September, 2026 ago
OpenTelemetry architecture diagram with SDK, Collector, and observability backends
Programming

OpenTelemetry: The Standard That Unifies Traces, Metrics, and Logs

OpenTelemetry connects traces, metrics, and logs under an open standard, without locking you into a monitoring vendor. It includes step-by-step instrumentation in Node.js and a comparison of the most popular backends for storing traces.

By Andrés Morales, 3 weeks3 September, 2026 ago
Decentralized network of nodes illustrating a Kademlia distributed hash table
Programming

Kademlia: The Distributed Hash Table Behind BitTorrent and IPFS

Kademlia is the algorithm behind BitTorrent’s DHT, IPFS, and Ethereum: it uses XOR distance between identifiers to locate nodes and data without a central server. This article explains its design step by step, with Python code examples and a real implementation ready to try.

By Andrés Morales, 4 weeks31 August, 2026 ago
Diagram of a chaos engineering experiment in Kubernetes
Programming

Chaos Engineering: How Netflix Breaks Its Own Production

Chaos engineering means injecting real failures into production systems to discover weaknesses before an incident occurs. This article explains its principles, shows examples with Chaos Mesh, and compares the most popular tools to get started today.

By Andrés Morales, 4 weeks29 August, 2026 ago
Diagram of Apache Kafka showing partitions, brokers, and consumers
Programming

Kafka: The Distributed Log That Orders Events in Production

Apache Kafka is no longer just a message queue: today it’s the distributed log that synchronizes microservices at companies like Netflix and Uber. Here we explain its partitions, offsets, and consumer groups with real Node.js code.

By Andrés Morales, 1 month27 August, 2026 ago

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