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Welcome to Lobste.rs - the ultimate destination for all things tech and programming-related! As the go-to platform for tech enthusiasts, developers, and programmers, Lobste.rs offers a diverse range of articles, discussions, and ideas in the tech world. Whether you're looking for the latest trends in software development, cybersecurity tips, or cutting-edge innovations in artificial intelligence, Lobste.rs has you covered. Join our community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about technology, share your insights, and stay ahead of the curve. With a focus on quality content and meaningful discussions, Lobste.rs is the perfect place to expand your knowledge and connect with fellow tech enthusiasts. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be a part of this thriving community - join Lobste.rs today and elevate your tech experience to the next level!

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30 Jan, 05:19

Reversing the Pixel 4a battery update

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30 Jan, 05:19

Ending Support for Expiration Notification Emails

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30 Jan, 02:19

"Will I ever use this in the real world?"

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via blog.waleedkhan.name via MiraWelner
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30 Jan, 02:19

Hey DeepSeek, can you reduce junk in my inbox?

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30 Jan, 02:19

SQL or Death? Seminar Series - Spring 2025

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via db.cs.cmu.edu via andyc
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30 Jan, 02:19

picolibc-i18n

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via keithp.com via gioele
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30 Jan, 00:19

TV Setup

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via push.cx via j3s
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29 Jan, 22:19

Why sorting is harder than it seems

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via mill.plainopen.com via JordiGH
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29 Jan, 22:19

Parametric Subtyping for Structural Parametric Polymorphism

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via blog.sigplan.org via brendan
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29 Jan, 21:19

Building a semantic movie search demo with pgvector and Next.js

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via blog.6nok.org by frontsideair
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29 Jan, 21:19

Building a (T1D) smartwatch from scratch

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via andrewchilds.com via pushcx
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29 Jan, 21:19

Senders/Receivers: An Introduction

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via accu.org via snej
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29 Jan, 21:19

keymapper: A cross-platform context-aware key remapper

I’m posting this mainly because I think it’s a particularly clever design for configuration of input remapping.Also, it uses libinput on linux to make sure it works in all window managers / compositors / framebuffers. And it says it also works on an operating system I haven’t previously heard of called Windows.Comments

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29 Jan, 17:19

Why Trees Without Branches Grow Faster: The Case for Reducing Branches in Code

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via cedardb.com via eatonphil
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29 Jan, 17:19

Using v2ray with Caddy to Access the Internet in China

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via sequentialread.com via j3s
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29 Jan, 17:19

Picking Equatable Names

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via thunderseethe.dev via icefox
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29 Jan, 16:19

Hell (Haskell shell)

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via chrisdone.com via hadronized
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29 Jan, 13:19

Portal flow brings it all together

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via 30fps.net by pekkavaa
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29 Jan, 12:19

Things you might not need in your tests

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via thoughtbot.com via MatheusRich
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29 Jan, 10:19

We got hit by an alarmingly well-prepared phish spammer

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24 Jan, 23:19

Restoring Trust in Online Communication in a Post-LLM Era

I have been thinking a lot about how this recent LLM-explosion affects the way the internet works, and one worrying aspect is a loss of trust that the content was written by a fellow human being.I believe that content produced by bots should be clearly labeled/marked as such. Unfortunately given the incentives at play this is not a feasible solution, so I would choose the next best version, verified humans’ content should be labeled (similarly to Twitter’s old blue checks), all across the internet.I don’t have all the technical details worked out, but let me give a summary of one potential model.It would be basically a simple API that would accept a website-user pair, and return whether it is a verified human being. For the verification algorithm I’m thinking of a chain of trust, similar to Lobste.rs’s invitation feature. That would also help scale out the “real-world verification” process, I can easily vouch for a couple of people, but not for hundreds/thousands of users. Also, could aid in banning a network of malicious users (e.g. someone inviting a lot of accounts that turned out to be bots, more on this later). Maybe a public key could also be registered for a database entry, so that platformless content could also be validated by signing.In the early, growing phase, it could be as simple as a browser extension that given a website it supports would simply insert a checkmark next to the usernames of verified users.Who can be considered verified is not a trivial question either. It definitely has to be private, and we wouldn’t want to link together a single person’s multiple accounts (neither within a single website, or multiple ones) as that might even end up exposing someone’s identity. Maybe the simple way of semi-anonymous users asking for an invitation from already verified users, who briefly review their comment history would be a sufficient gate for now. Perhaps higher certainty levels could be differentiated later, e.g. a public figure on a platform.Moderation is a necessary feature, perhaps something as simple as being able to flag users with questionable content (guidelines have to be written, but I believe that comments (or parts of them) that are written by AI but marked as such, as well as certain non-marked uses are more than fine) and after multiple issues their validation might be revoked (either just removed from the database, or adding another state to the above boolean function that would mark such “users” on websites as bots). Other metrics could also be used to make a decision, such as post-frequency.All in all, user verification can arguably accept some false positives/negatives and the database doesn’t have to be completely in sync, so it is highly cache-able and can be served from many different servers, so scaling should not be an issue.I would have liked to post a working POC here, but I am interested in its reception, and I’m certain that there are many aspects I haven’t thought of.

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24 Jan, 23:19

VIC-20 Elite

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24 Jan, 20:19

What I've learned about writing AI apps so far

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via seldo.com via carlana
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24 Jan, 20:19

wild: A very fast linker for Linux

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via github.com via emschwartz
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24 Jan, 19:20

Alibaba, Datadog, and Quesma Join Forces on Go Compile-Time Instrumentation

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via opentelemetry.io via ucirello
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24 Jan, 18:19

AI's Influence on Engineering Analytics and DORA

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via coderabbit.ai by raisingmonk
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24 Jan, 17:19

A WebAssembly compiler that fits in a tweet

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via wasmgroundup.com by marianoguerra
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24 Jan, 17:19

TabBoo: Add random jumpscares to sites you're trying to avoid

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via tabboo.xyz via MatheusRich
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24 Jan, 16:19

UI is hell: four-function calculators

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via lcamtuf.substack.com via gerikson
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24 Jan, 16:19

Template literal types in TypeScript: parsing during type checking and more

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via 2ality.com via adamshaylor
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24 Jan, 15:19

Tilde, my LLVM alternative

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via yasserarg.com via ar-nelson
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24 Jan, 15:19

The state of Vim

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via lwn.net via jparise
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24 Jan, 14:19

What are you doing this weekend?

Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback.Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too!

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24 Jan, 14:19

CUTECat: Concolic Execution for Computational Law

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via arxiv.org by raphaelm
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24 Jan, 14:19

The J-Magic Show: Magic Packets and Where to find them

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via blog.lumen.com via gioele
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24 Jan, 14:19

Docker Hub seemingly drops sponsored open source program

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via linuxserver.io via ariaaaa
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24 Jan, 13:19

Build It Yourself

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via lucumr.pocoo.org via ankush
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24 Jan, 12:19

Guix User and Contributor Survey 2024: The Results (part 2)

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24 Jan, 11:19

buzz 0.5.0 release

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via github.com by giann
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24 Jan, 11:19

ManKier - HTML man pages

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via mankier.com via riki
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18 Jan, 18:19

A Rust based ML model analyzer

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via fleetwood.dev via MiraWelner
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18 Jan, 16:19

Lessons From Red Teaming 100 Generative AI Products

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via arxiv.org via david_chisnall
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18 Jan, 16:19

WireGuard at Modal: Static IPs for Serverless Containers

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via modal.com via benl
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18 Jan, 16:19

Podcast: Type Theory Forall

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via typetheoryforall.com via yawaramin
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18 Jan, 15:19

Comic Mono

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via dtinth.github.io via alper
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18 Jan, 15:19

gittuf: A security layer for Git repositories

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via github.com via tris
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18 Jan, 14:19

Thoughts On A Month With Devin

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via answer.ai via kracekumar
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18 Jan, 13:19

The Cursed Art of Streaming HTML

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via rinici.de via crmsnbleyd
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18 Jan, 11:19

A versioning scheme for end-user software

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via deniz.aksimsek.tr by dz4k
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18 Jan, 09:19

Pre-SIP: A Syntax for Collection Literals

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via contributors.scala-lang.org via asb
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18 Jan, 09:19

OpenFlexure Microscope

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via openflexure.org via river
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18 Jan, 08:19

How Unix Spell Ran in 64kB RAM

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via blog.codingconfessions.com by abhi9u
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18 Jan, 06:19

Audiblez: Generate audiobooks from e-books

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via github.com via siddhartha_golu
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18 Jan, 05:19

Thoughts on having SSH allow password authentication from the Internet

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via utcc.utoronto.ca via recursion
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18 Jan, 00:19

Year in review: 2024 highlights and a peek at 2025

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via graphite.rs via lonami
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17 Jan, 23:19

Investigating an "evil" RJ45 dongle

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via lcamtuf.substack.com via classichasclass
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17 Jan, 23:19

Mind The convT

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via dolthub.com via knl
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17 Jan, 21:19

sshcont: ssh daemon that starts and enters a throwaway docker container for testing

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via github.com by abi
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17 Jan, 20:19

Cheatsheet for jj's builtin diff editor

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via pauladamsmith.com by paulsmith
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17 Jan, 20:19

TIOBE Index for January 2025

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via tiobe.com via pauloxnet
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03 Jan, 14:19

The JIT calculator challenge

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via ochagavia.nl by wofo
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03 Jan, 14:19

Multi-Path TCP: revolutionizing connectivity, one path at a time

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via blog.cloudflare.com by majke
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03 Jan, 13:19

I still don’t think companies serve you ads based on spying through your microphone

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via simonwillison.net via ankush
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03 Jan, 12:19

What are you doing this weekend?

Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback.Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too!

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03 Jan, 11:19

usb on the go (2024)

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03 Jan, 10:19

Bevy Efficiency on Mobile

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via rustunit.com by extrawurst
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03 Jan, 08:19

Explicit Specialization

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via forums.swift.org via kevinc
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03 Jan, 04:19

The Evolution of SRE at Google

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03 Jan, 03:19

Never Have Outdated Footer Dates Again

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03 Jan, 00:19

Origins and developments

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02 Jan, 23:19

The Alder Lake SHLX anomaly

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via tavianator.com by tavianator
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02 Jan, 23:19

iTerm2 3.5.11 released with a critical security fix

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via iterm2.com via luke8086
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02 Jan, 23:19

Intuitive explanation of rotary postional embedding, a state-of-the-art positional encoding

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via fleetwood.dev via MiraWelner
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02 Jan, 20:19

DOOM® CAPTCHA

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via doom-captcha.vercel.app via rjzak
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02 Jan, 20:19

Advent of Code 2024 in pure SQL

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via databasearchitects.blogspot.com via timschumi
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02 Jan, 19:19

Who's Hiring? Q1 2025

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**Company:** XXXXXX**Company site:** XXXXX**Position(s):** XXXXXX**Location:** XXXXXX (please specify whether REMOTE, REMOTE(US) or ONSITE)**Description:** XXXXXX**Tech stack:** XXXXXX**Compensation:** Salary, equity, vacation, major benefits.**Contact:** XXXXXX


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02 Jan, 19:19

Linux Context Switching Internals: Part 1 - Process State and Memory

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via blog.codingconfessions.com by abhi9u
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02 Jan, 18:19

How does your URL parser handle Unicode?

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via lemire.me via kevincox
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02 Jan, 18:19

Can we use this index, please? – Why not?

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via hdombrovskaya.wordpress.com via craigkerstiens
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02 Jan, 17:19

Postgres UUIDv7 + per-backend monotonicity

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31 Dec, 00:19

Passkey technology is elegant, but it’s most definitely not usable security

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via arstechnica.com via bitfield
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31 Dec, 00:19

LineageOS 22 released

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via lineageos.org via timschumi
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30 Dec, 23:19

What is a dependency?

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via matklad.github.io via carlana
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30 Dec, 20:19

Adding a fully-bootstrapped Mono to GNU Guix

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via guix.gnu.org via awilfox
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30 Dec, 20:19

How to Quit Mainstream Social Media and Join Mastodon: A Healthier Way to Connect

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via unboundroutes.com via craftyguy
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30 Dec, 18:19

The Homa network protocol

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via lwn.net via calvin
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30 Dec, 17:19

My thoughts on the new NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano

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via jeremymorgan.com by JeremyMorgan
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30 Dec, 17:19

lmno.lol - Drag and drop blogging minus the yucky bits of the modern web

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via lmno.lol by xenodium
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30 Dec, 17:19

Software Design is Knowledge Building

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via olano.dev by facundoolano
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30 Dec, 17:19

Jido – Run 10k agents at 25KB each

I’m Mike Hostetler and I built Jido, an Agent SDK in Elixir that lets you run thousands of agents without heavy infrastructure.Repo: https://github.com/agentjido/jidoGetting Started: https://hexdocs.pm/jido/getting-started.htmlWhy another framework?After using several popular Agent frameworks and platforms, I had two key challenges:Running multiple agents required process-heavy infrastructure like Docker or K8s. Running 50,000 agents in parallel was costly and diminished the benefits of agentic programming.Today’s agents require too much human intervention when building workflows. Why couldn’t agents manage their own WDLC (Workflow Design Life Cycle)? This felt like a major missing piece.Agentic frameworks were written for humans. LLMs working with this code were constantly working around human work-style assumptions. So, I wrote a framework specifically for LLMs to code and operate their own agentic flows.Elixir was a natural choice because of it’s functional nature, rock-solid concurrency primitives and “let-it-crash” philosophy with dynamic error compensation. Hot code reloading was a bonus.Agents in Jido use 25Kb of memory at rest and can easily serialize then hibernate for long-lived access. Agents possess the APIs to dynamically start and manage their own sub-agents or any other Elixir process utilizing Elixir’s OTP architecture.Jido Actions are functional primitives that Agents can dynamically orchestrate into workflows. Generated code can either run in a separate process in the current VM or in another BEAM VM that’s linked and hardened before introduction into the Agent VM.I’m excited to help enable a world where thousands of agents work seamlessly on behalf of their human operators.Comments

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30 Dec, 15:19

Collection of insane and fun facts about SQLite

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via avi.im by av
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30 Dec, 15:19

The Curious Case of Quentell

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via blog.startifact.com via fancybone
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30 Dec, 14:19

Flame graphs can hide small overheads with big overall impact

I wanted to share this not-so-popular flag --reverse on flamegraph.pl and how it helped uncover a performance problem that was otherwise not so visible in default flame graphs.The post is just listing 1 major example but I did find quite a few other overheads that were on its own <10us but in biger picture contributed ~1%.Comments

via ankush.dev by ankush
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30 Dec, 14:19

GitHub GraphQL API and TypeScript

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via medv.io by antonmedv
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30 Dec, 12:19

Fabrice Bellard's ts_sms: Short Message Compression using LLM

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via bellard.org via BiteCode
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30 Dec, 12:19

Exported for tests only: Precise control over API visibility with custom warnings

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via tech.scrive.com via Hecate
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30 Dec, 12:19

Installing NetBSD on the Nintendo Wii

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via youtu.be via jaypatelani
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30 Dec, 11:19

What are you doing this week?

What are you doing this week? Feel free to share!Keep in mind it’s OK to do nothing at all, too.

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30 Dec, 11:19

Legacy Train Control System Stabilisation (2012)

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via equicon.de via bitfield
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30 Dec, 09:19

Systems Ideas that Sound Good But Almost Never Work—"Let's just…"

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via hardcoresoftware.learningbyshipping.com via freetonik
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29 Dec, 06:19

Hello eBPF: Writing a Linux scheduler in Java with eBPF

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via mostlynerdless.de via serce
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28 Dec, 23:19

Django in 2024

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via screamingatmyscreen.com via Jackevansevo
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28 Dec, 23:19

Fish 4.0: The Fish Of Theseus

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via fishshell.com via joshsharp
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28 Dec, 23:19

Allocator-Aware C++ Type Design

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28 Dec, 22:19

I Almost Died for a Full Sentry Database

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via it-notes.dragas.net via robn
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28 Dec, 21:19

Axum-style Magic Handler Functions in Go, Part 2

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via kubuzetto.github.io via emschwartz
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28 Dec, 20:20

Stuff I learnt in 2024

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via pixel-druid.com by bollu
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28 Dec, 20:20

Intel's $475 million error: the silicon behind the Pentium division bug

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via righto.com via calvin
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28 Dec, 20:19

Intel's $475 million error: the silicon behind the Pentium division bug

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via righto.com via lorddimwit
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28 Dec, 16:19

That's Not an Abstraction, That's Just a Layer of Indirection

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via fhur.me via pondidum
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28 Dec, 16:19

Tech worker movements grow as threats of RTO, AI loom

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via arstechnica.com via chobeat
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28 Dec, 14:19

How to add metaprogramming to Gleam

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via lpil.uk via emschwartz
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28 Dec, 14:19

Advent of Code 2024 in pure SQL

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via databasearchitects.blogspot.com via emschwartz
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28 Dec, 12:19

Revisiting the NetBSD build system

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via blogsystem5.substack.com via abhi9u
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28 Dec, 12:19

James Gosling on Java - Historical Oddities & Persistent Itches

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via youtube.com via serce
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28 Dec, 10:19

Keeping secrets secret with git-crypt

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via blog.ktz.me via keybits
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28 Dec, 07:19

How to Create HTML/ZIP/PNG Polyglot Files

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via gildas-lormeau.github.io via chai
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28 Dec, 06:19

Visualizing All ISBNs — $10k by 2025-01-31

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via annas-archive.org via dannyob
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28 Dec, 02:19

On Ada's Dependent Types, and its Types as a Whole

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via nytpu.com via dzwdz
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27 Dec, 23:19

apparmor.d: Extensive set of AppArmor profiles

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via github.com via tris
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27 Dec, 13:19

Does current AI represent a dead end?

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via bcs.org via dpk
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27 Dec, 13:19

What are you doing this weekend?

Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback.Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too!

via by caius
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27 Dec, 10:19

Everything you ever wanted to know about “hello, world” but were afraid to ask

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via people.freebsd.org via david_chisnall
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27 Dec, 10:19

The CAP Theorem of Clustering: Why Every Algorithm Must Sacrifice Something

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via blog.codingconfessions.com by abhi9u
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27 Dec, 10:19

Debugging memory corruption: Who wrote ‘2’ into my stack?

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via unity.com via knl
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27 Dec, 09:19

sudo-rs: A memory safe implementation of sudo and su

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via github.com via bitfield
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27 Dec, 09:19

38C3: Illegal Instructions Streaming

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via streaming.media.ccc.de via fs111
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27 Dec, 08:19

An Overview of Virtual Machine Architectures

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via didawiki.di.unipi.it via df
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27 Dec, 06:19

Efficient Programming with Components

Alexander A. Stepanov’s lecture recordings: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHxtyCq_WDLXryyw91lahwdtpZsmo4BGDComments

via jmeiners.com via sam_ezeh
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27 Dec, 06:19

Write your Own Virtual Machine

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via jmeiners.com via sam_ezeh
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27 Dec, 04:19

Running NetBSD 10.1 on a 1998 Toshiba laptop

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via idatum.net via jaypatelani
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27 Dec, 02:19

A Simple ELF

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via 4zm.org via kaycebasques
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27 Dec, 00:19

Perfect Desk

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via vermaden.wordpress.com by vermaden
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27 Dec, 00:19

AI-generated tools can make programming more fun

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via geoffreylitt.com via alper
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26 Dec, 23:19

ChatGPT search vs. Google: A deep dive analysis of 62 queries

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via searchengineland.com via deejayy
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26 Dec, 23:19

Use of Time in Distributed Databases (part 2): Use of logical clocks in databases

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via muratbuffalo.blogspot.com via emschwartz
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26 Dec, 22:19

CobolCraft: A Minecraft server written in COBOL

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via github.com via delroth
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26 Dec, 21:19

Arcan 0.7 – The All Tomato

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via arcan-fe.com via dubiouslittlecreature
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26 Dec, 20:19

Lua is so underrated

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via nflatrea.bearblog.dev via technetium
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26 Dec, 20:19

Ghostty 1.0

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via ghostty.org via joelg
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30 Nov, 19:19

Advent of Code 2024 starting soon

Do you plan to participate? If, do you plan to go all the way? What language will you use? Other thoughts?Comments

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30 Nov, 17:19

The Harmful Consequences of the Robustness Principle

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via datatracker.ietf.org via jkaye
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30 Nov, 16:19

SheetsUI, a TUI spreadsheet application based on the IronCalc engine

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30 Nov, 15:20

Announcing rust-query

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30 Nov, 15:20

Python type hints are probably "worth it" for me

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30 Nov, 13:19

Learnings after 4 years working with +50 companies on data engineering projects

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via javisantana.com via eatonphil
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30 Nov, 12:19

Flu Conf 2025

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30 Nov, 10:19

Minimize Javascript in your codebase

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30 Nov, 08:19

Property-based Testing Patterns (2016)

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30 Nov, 06:19

The complexities of enabling OpenCL support

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30 Nov, 06:19

Making Screenshots of Test Equipment Old and New

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30 Nov, 05:19

If Not React, Then What?

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30 Nov, 04:19

Demystifying git submodules

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via cyberdemon.org via emschwartz
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30 Nov, 04:19

Operator transposition

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via moonbase.lgbt via cadey
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30 Nov, 04:19

Shadow Workspace: Iterating on Code in the Background

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via cursor.com via emschwartz
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30 Nov, 04:19

Exploring parsing APIs: the cost of recursion

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30 Nov, 02:19

New Proposal: Go Error Function Handling Inspired by Iterators | Go 1.23 Error Management

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via mmtool.top via emschwartz
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30 Nov, 00:19

Bevy 0.15 Released

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30 Nov, 00:19

llama.cpp guide - Running LLMs locally, on any hardware, from scratch

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29 Nov, 23:19

Measuring and Improving rustls's Multithreaded Performance

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26 Nov, 20:19

Arch Linux finally starts licensing PKGBUILDs

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via lwn.net via Foxboron
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26 Nov, 19:19

A simple AppleScript to reveal System Settings’ anchors

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26 Nov, 19:19

The GNU make jobserver implementation

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via make.mad-scientist.net via fanf
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26 Nov, 18:19

Introducing Glu: Deployment Coordination as Code

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via blog.flipt.io via GeorgeMac
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26 Nov, 17:20

Guix User and Contributor Survey

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26 Nov, 17:20

PostgreSQL Hacking Workshop - December 2024

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via rhaas.blogspot.com via eatonphil
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26 Nov, 13:19

LLVM-powered devirtualization

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26 Nov, 13:19

Terminology isn't universal

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26 Nov, 11:19

Understanding SIMD: Infinite Complexity of Trivial Problems

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via modular.com via bitfield
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26 Nov, 07:19

major fly.io outage

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26 Nov, 06:19

Using (only) a Linux terminal for my personal computing in 2024

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via neilzone.co.uk via ellie
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26 Nov, 06:19

Shipping is Capturing Value

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26 Nov, 02:19

redis-rs Future Crate Maintenance and Redis Inc. Relationship

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25 Nov, 23:19

LevelDB Explained - How to Analyze the Time Complexity of SkipLists?

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via selfboot.cn via eatonphil
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25 Nov, 22:19

SLAX: an alternative syntax for XSLT which is tailored for readability and familiarity

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25 Nov, 22:19

Deno v. Oracle: Canceling the JavaScript Trademark

Previous discussion: https://lobste.rs/s/jupy5r/oracle_it_s_time_free_javascriptComments

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25 Nov, 21:20

Breaking down CPU speed: How utilization impacts performance

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25 Nov, 21:20

Getting a pointer to a constant in Go

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via xeiaso.net via chai
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25 Nov, 20:19

NeoHaskell

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via neohaskell.org via nextos
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25 Nov, 19:19

macOS Tips for Programmers: Threading

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via blog.xoria.org via calvin
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25 Nov, 16:19

So you want to write a KMail plugin?

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via datagirl.xyz via calvin
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25 Nov, 16:19

Introducing the Model Context Protocol

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via anthropic.com via dsp
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25 Nov, 15:19

type safe code reloading

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via vimeo.com by crowdhailer
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25 Nov, 14:19

How to Flatpack Programs

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via youtube.com by surprisetalk
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25 Nov, 13:20

Functional programming self-affirmations

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via norikitech.com via emschwartz
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25 Nov, 13:20

What are you doing this week?

What are you doing this week? Feel free to share!Keep in mind it’s OK to do nothing at all, too.

via by caius
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25 Nov, 13:20

My new POWER Indigo 2

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via thejpster.org.uk via lproven
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25 Nov, 13:20

Rustlantis: Randomized Differential Testing of the Rust Compiler

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via ralfj.de via emschwartz
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25 Nov, 13:20

Unsafe for work

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via oida.dev via emschwartz
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25 Nov, 12:19

ClickHouse — fast, deduplicated reads

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via medium.com via andrus
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Lobste.rs

25 Nov, 12:19

Is there a good open-source combined CRM and CMS for political organising?

I spend a bunch of time dealing with bad proprietary software or writing/reviewing bespoke software for fairly simple tasks and I’d prefer not to. Can you recommend me a good open-source CRM + CMS solution for political organising work?A small political organisation that I support has what feel like fairly basic needs that I hope can be met by some existing open source project.Very common small-business needs:A CRM to record contact details, consents, tags, etc about people who engage with us and to filter for audiences from the data we holdEmail marketing tools (sending out nicely-formatted emails with good deliverability; mail-merge/templating; tracking engagement; simple automations)Trained but less-technical staff should be able to make reasonably attractive web pages that can:share news;sign people up for events, training, etc. with flexible forms (and we should be able to filter people in the CRM based on their responses to form questions)collect payments/donationsPolitical organising needs:Phonebanking (staff and volunteers should be able to call through a list of contacts and have a good interface for recording the outcomes of calls (pledged to do X; is attending Y; is member of Z; no-contact; etc))A more spreadsheety view of CRM data for community organising and power mappingdetails of groups a campaign is trying to influence (e.g. the local branch of a political party/union/letting agency);key contacts and people within the group and the campaign (e.g. local councillors; influential party members; local organisers; etc)estimates of their political alignment and our influence with them;records of our contact with them; etcProjects considered:Zetkin, a specialist platform for organising political activism, not open sourceOdoo, a do-everything-kit for small businesses (Django). This one looks pretty good!Mautic, a pretty good looking CRM with surveys and splash pages, (PHP)Have you used any of these tools? Were they any good for you?

via by cmcaine
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25 Nov, 11:19

Automating Code Review Activities by Large-Scale Pre-training

Stumbled on this piece while searching for Code Review on Google.Microsoft Research and LinkedIn researchers have open-sourced CodeReviewer, a pre-trained transformer model that can automatically assess code changes, generate review comments, and suggest fixes. Trained on 7.9M pull requests across 9 programming languages, it achieves a 71.5% F1 score in identifying problematic code changes and can generate relevant review comments with 3.6/5.0 informativeness rating from human evaluators.Unlike existing code models, CodeReviewer is specifically trained on code diffs and real-world review comments from high-quality GitHub repositories. The model outperforms previous approaches by learning to “think” like a code reviewer rather than just understanding source code.Technical details and model available at: https://github.com/microsoft/CodeBERT/tree/master/CodeReview…I’m thinking GitHub is gonna use some of this learning in Copilot?Comments

via arxiv.org via raisingmonk
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25 Nov, 11:19

This Website is Hosted on Bluesky

Interesting application of Bluesky.Comments

via danielmangum.com via raisingmonk
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25 Nov, 10:19

charset=“wtf-8”

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via wtf-8.xn--stpie-k0a81a.com via bitfield
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25 Nov, 10:19

The Nine Node Pillars

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via platformatichq.com via alper
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25 Nov, 08:19

How I configure my Git identities

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via benji.dog via chai
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25 Nov, 08:19

Theory-building and why employee churn is lethal to software companies

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via baldurbjarnason.com via pmdj
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25 Nov, 07:19

Terrateam, a GitOps CI/CD platform, is Open Source now

As its README says, Terrateam “integrates with GitHub to orchestrate Terraform, OpenTofu, CDKTF, and Terragrunt operations via pull requests.” Licensed under MPL 2.0.Comments

via github.com via shurup
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25 Nov, 05:19

Coalescence: making LLM inference 5x faster

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via blog.dottxt.co via squadette
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25 Nov, 03:19

Codin' Dirty

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via htmx.org via EvanHahn
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22 Nov, 20:19

New jless(8) FreeBSD Jails List/Manage Tool

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via vermaden.wordpress.com by vermaden
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22 Nov, 20:19

Naming things

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via wiki.dpk.land via fanf
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22 Nov, 19:20

bpftrace: a scriptable magnifying glass with X-ray vision for Linux

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via flox.dev by zmitchell
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22 Nov, 19:20

Why am I writing a JavaScript toolchain in Zig?

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via injuly.in by injuly
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22 Nov, 19:20

What's coming in Go 1.24

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via docs.google.com via ThinkChaos
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22 Nov, 19:20

BreakVer

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via taoensso.com via pushcx
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22 Nov, 17:20

How decentralized is Bluesky really?

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via dustycloud.org via icy
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22 Nov, 16:20

How I Model SwiftUI Views

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via calebhearth.com by calebhearth
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22 Nov, 16:20

Key Transparency and the Right to be Forgotten

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via soatok.blog via fanf
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22 Nov, 16:20

Explaining Effects and Effect Handlers with EYG

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via youtube.com by crowdhailer
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22 Nov, 15:19

Khronos Group Launches Slang Initiative

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via khronos.org via fernplus
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22 Nov, 15:19

Baby's second garbage collector

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via jennyjams.net via tekknolagi
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22 Nov, 15:19

Building a first-class exchange architecture with CoralSequencer

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via coralblocks.com via eatonphil
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22 Nov, 15:19

The Case for a High-level Kernel-Bypass I/O Abstraction

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via irenezhang.net via eventhelix
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22 Nov, 14:19

Self-Hosting Isn't a Solution; It's A Patch

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via matduggan.com via eBPF
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22 Nov, 14:19

Nullable Reference Types in F# 9

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22 Nov, 14:19

Clojure Don’ts: Concat

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via stuartsierra.com via sjamaan
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22 Nov, 14:19

Built-in Functions Provided by GCC

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via gcc.gnu.org via eventhelix
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22 Nov, 14:19

Runtime-Extensible SQL Parsers Using PEG

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via duckdb.org via emschwartz
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22 Nov, 14:19

Reliably benchmarking small changes

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via ankush.dev via jmillikin
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06 Nov, 20:19

Perhaps Rust needs "defer"

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via gaultier.github.io via emschwartz
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06 Nov, 19:19

Why Podia doesn’t use review apps anymore

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via jamie.ideasasylum.com via craigkerstiens
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Lobste.rs

06 Nov, 19:19

Localized, web-based, markdown, note-taking app inspired by textpod

I was inspired by freetonik and their app textpod. I wanted to add a few features that I needed for my existing workflow, and also begin to learn Python, so used this opportunity to replicate some functionality, and add the desired features.Notes taken via Markdown format in “One Big Text File”Reverse order addition so notes are at the top of the fileRendered in HTML for usability and transportabilityTask tracking made easier with summarized tasks sectionAbility to attach images (beta, needs some work)Ability to store local linked site copies (Great idea from freetonik!!)Like textpod, you can run multiple instances, from the directory where you’d like the notes.md to be created. My workflow has been a notes.md file in each “project” folder for my day job, hence my original interest.noteflow will spawn a new webserver instance on a new port as needed, and create an assets folder for stored images and site archives.Installationpip install noteflowOR:brew tap Xafloc/noteflowbrew install noteflowNote: I am no seasoned develop, be kind ;-)Comments

via github.com by xafloc
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06 Nov, 17:19

Blog Post: How to Add a Blazor Server App to an ASP.NET Model/Controller Web API

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06 Nov, 16:19

Implementing distributed pooling in Elixir

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via samrat.me by samrat
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06 Nov, 16:19

Thoughts on Improving Messaging Protocols — Part 2, Matrix

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via process-one.net via toastal
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06 Nov, 12:19

UNIX Programmer's Manual: Third Edition (1973)

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via dspinellis.github.io via repl
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06 Nov, 11:19

Why I love Rust for tokenising and parsing

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via xnacly.me via emschwartz
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06 Nov, 09:19

Turing kicked us out of Heaven (2023)

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06 Nov, 09:19

Upcoming changes to the DNSSEC root trust anchor

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via lists.dns-oarc.net via gioele
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06 Nov, 08:19

Vegetation in COD:BO4

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06 Nov, 06:19

GoToSocial WASM-based SQLite driver and BSD

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06 Nov, 01:19

MinPin: yet another pin proposal

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06 Nov, 00:19

On That Okta LDAP Bug

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05 Nov, 21:20

ShareMyScreen - see how J experts write a program

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05 Nov, 20:20

I'm bored and want a FOSS project to write code for

I’m really really really, really bored. It has been a few months since I quit my job and I want to write code and I don’t want to get a job again. I don’t really care what language or technology it is, I think, I just want to read a lot of code. Ideally something that doesn’t take ten years to compile I guess.All of the Google search results on this topic are blogspam or focused on beginners. I’m exaggerating but it’s not great.

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05 Nov, 19:20

We can have a different web

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05 Nov, 19:20

27.6% of the Top 10 Million Sites are Dead

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05 Nov, 19:19

Exploring Campfire Tests

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05 Nov, 19:19

Lyceum - An MMO game written in Erlang + Zig (+ Raylib)

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02 Nov, 10:19

Why pg_dump Is Amazing

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02 Nov, 09:19

Websockets Are Not Magical (2015)

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via timkellogg.me via bitfield
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02 Nov, 09:19

The Pixel Aesthetic (2017)

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02 Nov, 08:19

IRC Today hosted IRC bouncer

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02 Nov, 02:19

From Naptime to Big Sleep: Using Large Language Models To Catch Vulnerabilities In Real-World Code

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01 Nov, 21:19

Val Town Town - Can we implement Val Town on Val Town?

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via blog.val.town by maxm
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01 Nov, 21:19

TLS 1.3 Hybrid Key Exchange using X25519Kyber768 / ML-KEM

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via netmeister.org via gioele
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01 Nov, 20:20

The CRAPL: An academic-strength open source license

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01 Nov, 20:20

This Development-cycle in Cargo: 1.83

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01 Nov, 20:20

Why Pascal Deserves a Second Look

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01 Nov, 20:20

Unicode codepoints that expand or contract when case is changed in UTF-8

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01 Nov, 20:20

Sets, types and type checking

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via kaleidawave.github.io via emschwartz
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01 Nov, 19:20

DuckDB over Pandas/Polars

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via pgrs.net by pgr0ss
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01 Nov, 19:20

Migrating in-place from PostgreSQL to MySQL

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via engineeringblog.yelp.com via alper
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01 Nov, 18:19

Anti-Cheat: Attacks and the Effectiveness of Client-Side Defences

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via cs.bham.ac.uk via calvin
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01 Nov, 18:19

Conditional class names using DOM attributes as state

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via simeongriggs.dev via chai
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01 Nov, 17:20

Separation of concerns in a bug tracker

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via chiark.greenend.org.uk via fanf
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01 Nov, 15:20

Announcing Fedora 41

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via redhat.com via janus
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01 Nov, 13:19

Texture-less Text Rendering

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via poniesandlight.co.uk by tgfrerer
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01 Nov, 13:19

Why Zellij?

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via poor.dev via emschwartz
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29 Oct, 10:19

2025 DSF Board Candidates

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via djangoproject.com via pauloxnet
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29 Oct, 09:19

eBPF: Unlocking the Kernel [OFFICIAL DOCUMENTARY]

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via youtube.com via xfbs
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29 Oct, 08:19

Avoiding accidental downgrade of 2FA

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via blog.bemyak.net by bemyak
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29 Oct, 08:19

Case study: optimization of weirdly picked bad plan

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via depesz.com via sjamaan
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29 Oct, 07:19

Specifying serializability in TLA+

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via surfingcomplexity.blog via danlamanna
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29 Oct, 00:19

Operate Android Device on FreeBSD

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via vermaden.wordpress.com by vermaden
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29 Oct, 00:19

Assembling a Game Boy Game with Meson

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via terinstock.com via pims
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28 Oct, 23:19

A free and open source map of the world, deployable as a single static file

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via protomaps.com via fanf
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28 Oct, 21:19

We're forking Flutter. This is why

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via flutterfoundation.dev via eeue56
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28 Oct, 21:19

Working with stacked branches in Git is easier with --update-refs

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via andrewlock.net via stchris
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28 Oct, 20:19

Trouble with Typed Racket? Try Contract Profile

Trouble with Typed Racket? Try Contract Profile! by Nathaniel Hejduk at the (fourteenth RacketCon) is now available at https://youtu.be/FeDVjomZgmEComments

via youtu.be via spdegabrielle
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28 Oct, 19:19

Elixir clustering on a Kamal+Hetzner deployment

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via samrat.me by samrat
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28 Oct, 18:19

RTP: One protocol to rule them all

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via paper.wf by binarycat
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28 Oct, 18:19

Using a CSS cursor to show the external link's favicon

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via shkspr.mobi via epidemian
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28 Oct, 18:19

Does Open Source AI really exist?

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via tante.cc via gerikson
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28 Oct, 18:19

Don’t Implement Unification by Recursion

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via philipzucker.com via mjn
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28 Oct, 18:19

The Open Source AI Definition – 1.0

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via opensource.org via kylewlacy
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28 Oct, 18:19

The Supergraph Manifesto

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via supergraph.io via skleinxyz
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28 Oct, 17:20

Local web-based notes app inspired by "One Big Text File" with webpage downloads

I really like the idea of “One Big Text File” (old Lobste.rs discussion) as a simple productivity tool. So I made a very simple UI on top of a single notes.md file with a few features:Notes are rendered on a HTML page, served via a local web-serverMarkdown supportadd + in front of a link, and a copy of the webpage will be downloaded and stored (using the excellent monolith crate)search is integrated into the note input, just start typing with / (inspired by nvALT and vim)attach images and other files (stored in ‘attachments’ directory)Here’s a 1-minute demo video (no sound).You can run multiple instances in different directories; the current directory would be the source of notes (notes.md file and attachments dir will be created inside).Note that it’s a very rough initial implementation made on a Sunday night. (And someone named Kai forked the repo and made a Docker wrapper).Comments

via github.com by freetonik
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28 Oct, 17:19

The Bandwagon

Claude Shannon wrote this in 1956, as a protest against “information theory” becoming a buzzword.Comments

via ieeexplore.ieee.org via kaycebasques
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