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Business process management. Part 1. Why bother?

"In this first post, I'll give an overview of why BPM deserves attention and time. My hope is that this article will inspire readers to consider the value of BPM and how it can be used to improve their own organization's BPs": https://bit.ly/3Ls0Wdm
Q1 2023 DDoS Attacks and BGP Incidents

Let's take a deeper look at the Q1 2023 DDoS attacks mitigation statistics and observations from Qrator Labs' perspective: https://bit.ly/3oYKCZW
TRIZ: The Problem-Solving Methodology for Product Managers

Whether you're an experienced product manager looking to enhance your skills or someone who enjoys a good brain teaser, read on to discover the power of TRIZ: https://bit.ly/44uo3MZ
"This is a translated and adopted article I wrote for the Aha'22 (30 May 2022) conference. It describes an approach to a marketplace prices optimisation. I am working on price optimization in Yandex Market and I am going to share the most important ideas and components that we have developed to solve the task"

Machine Learning for price optimization: https://bit.ly/3nvef4E
Instant Digital Signature Mode

In this note, we discuss the Instant Digital Signature mode. While the main content of the IDS mode was already disclosed in a previous publication, we believe that additional specifications will improve understanding: https://bit.ly/3MdQTtL
Setting Up an Experiment Environment for Data-Driven Product Development

Having your own experiment environment is a very handy tool for any product manager. Regardless of at which stage of maturity your current product is, creating an experiment environment should not take too much time: https://bit.ly/3nPE9jQ
How to Create Effective Product Funnels with Event Tracking

Regardless of how mature the product is, its owner will always be curious about how it performs, what the conversion rates are, and what areas for improvement there are. One of the most important tools that product owners should get access to at some point in time is an event tracking system: https://bit.ly/3pHMuqn
"In one of the tasks on the project, I had to wrap the ForkJoinTask collection in CompletableFuture for asynchronous execution and building data processing pipeline chains"

Run ForkJoinTask via custom ForkJoinPool in CompletableFuture sauce: https://bit.ly/3Wd61v0
"I got a task where I should make scrollable content, with another one at the back. Both of them should scroll synchronously but backward should be slower — like background images in cartoons or videogames"

SwiftUI ScrollView and non-freezing parallax: https://bit.ly/3Iiaxm1
"This article is written in a how-to style. It is based on my personal experience and opinions, so it may omit some steps that are common in BPM practice but that I have not encountered in my work"

Business Process Management. Part 2. How to: https://bit.ly/3o6O0BS
"In this article, I will try to briefly describe how Java Virtual Machine works with fonts. Once I needed to change the font used by the JVM and, surprisingly, found only pieces of legacy information about this. I spent a little time investigating the problem and now want to share this information with anybody who could find it useful"

How Java works with fonts: https://bit.ly/3BDlhI4
The Power of Email Marketing: Engaging Customers for Business Growth

Email marketing has emerged as a vital tool for businesses to nurture customer relationships and drive growth. In this article, we will explore the immense potential of email marketing through personal experiences and examples from renowned companies. From personalization to segmentation, retargeting, and building anticipation, discover how these strategies can elevate your email campaigns and deliver remarkable results: https://bit.ly/3Ood0ze
"When chaos started in Bitbucket with pull requests in our dev team - we decide to wrote some points to which authors and reviewers could reference"

Stand on two legs with code review: https://bit.ly/45i1rj0
Monitoring CPU/RAM/disk metrics with OpenTelemetry and Uptrace

OpenTeleletry Collector is an open source data collection pipeline that allows you to monitor CPU, RAM, disk, network metrics, and many more.

Collector itself does not include built-in storage or analysis capabilities, but you can export the data to Uptrace and ClickHouse, using them as a replacement for Grafana and Prometheus.

When compared to Prometheus, ClickHouse can offer small on-disk data size and better query performance when analyzing millions of timeseries: https://bit.ly/3J4FH0X
Push notifications: why we need them, how to do them. How to write push notifications that won't piss you off

In this article, we will talk about how to write push notifications that people will click on and how to build a push notification strategy: https://bit.ly/43ykdkv
Technical Game Design. Configs, balance and content in the example of PC strategy

One of the common tasks that both beginners and experienced game designers face is describing a large amount of content to pass its parameters to the engine. This is not an easy task, given that it is very difficult to find materials on the technical aspects of game design. Well, let’s figure out how to transfer data to the engine: https://bit.ly/3BXd4Pf
"I explain experimental results of Bell’s Theorem by superdeterminism. I follow with insights into how such a universe may arise and be compatible with the subjective experience of free will"

On Computational Nature of Reality: https://bit.ly/3WGFfvp
"Empty space between two symbols can be presented by right-eye blinking – r. If I input singly symbol of short (dot) and long (hyphen), I will blink my right eye once to indicate the space between two symbols"

Blinking into Morse code: https://bit.ly/42xgeEh
"By its nature, the proposed R&D project is not aimed at maximizing profits. However, I am willing to discuss the financial interests of those who support it from the start"

«Promising Public Transportation for Large and Medium-Sized Cities» — the main idea in a brief summary: https://bit.ly/3ISdMAV
PostgreSQL 16: Part 5 or CommitFest 2023-03

The end of the March Commitfest concludes the acceptance of patches for PostgreSQL 16. Let’s take a look at some exciting new updates it introduced: https://bit.ly/3NaRihp