~lobsters | Bookmarks (2030)

RISC OS Open: News: "Moonshots" Initiative to Secure the Future of the OS

riscosopen.org

osdev
2
Total functions and beyond

substack.com

Our last Apropos was with Sean Corfield. Check it out. Our next episode is with Bobbi...
Our last Apropos was with Sean Corfield. Check it out. Our next episode is with Bobbi on Tuesday March 25. Please watch us live so you can ask questions.Have you seen Grokking Simplicity, my book for beginners to functional programming? Please check it out or recommend it to a friend. You can also get it from Mannin...

clojure plt
1
typed-japanese/blog.md at main · typedgrammar/typed-japanese

github.com

programming
1
I'm an American software developer and the "broligarchs" don't speak for me - ratfactor

ratfactor.com

culture philosophy rant
1
[OpenWrt Wiki] Voting 2025-02-12 - OpenWrt Two

openwrt.org

Specs for the OpenWRT One: https://openwrt.org/toh/openwrt/one Comments

2025-02-12-openwrt-two hardware networking voting
2
Condition system for Fennel language and Lua runtime

andreyor.st

lisp
1
Learn CSS Layout The Pedantic Way

mixu.net

Bureaucrat Conrad, you are technically correct - the best kind of correct. I hereby promote you...
Bureaucrat Conrad, you are technically correct - the best kind of correct. I hereby promote you to grade 37. - Number 1.0 (Futurama, S2E15) I won't lie to you, Neo. Every single man or woman who has fought an agent has died. But where they have failed, you will succeed. Why? I've seen an agent punch through a concre...

css web
1
The Right Kind of Stubborn

paulgraham.com

philosophy
1
Can jank beat Clojure's error reporting?

jank-lang.org

Hey folks! I've spent the past quarter working on jank's error messages. I've focused on reaching...
Hey folks! I've spent the past quarter working on jank's error messages. I've focused on reaching parity with Clojure's error reporting and improving upon it where possible. This has been my first quarter spent working on jank full-time and I've been so excited to sit at my desk every morning and get hacking. Thank ...

c++clojure compilers plt
1
Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Python

jyn.dev

time for everyone's favorite game!! what does this code do? return return False does it: return...
time for everyone's favorite game!! what does this code do? return return False does it: return None return False throw an exception exit the process without printing anything something even more devious sit with it. have a good think. explain your answers. ready? ok fine what does it do returns False. want to know ...

python
1
Intro to Alpine.js: A JavaScript framework for minimalists

infoworld.com

I recently backpacked through Big Sur, and after a few days, the inevitable happened: I looked...
I recently backpacked through Big Sur, and after a few days, the inevitable happened: I looked at everything I carried and demanded it justify its presence in my backpack. Making tech choices during the software development process is similar. Every asset in the system adds complexity, so everything better be pullin...

javascript
1
Handling form errors in htmx

dev.to

FROM time to time I hear a criticism of htmx that it's not good at handling...
FROM time to time I hear a criticism of htmx that it's not good at handling errors. I'll show an example of why I don't think that's the case. One of the common operations with htmx is submitting an HTML form (of the type application/x-www-form-urlencoded) to your backend server and getting a response. The happy pat...

coding development engineering htmx javascript
1
The problem with OOL is not the OO.

rebol.com

plt programming
1
Compress Better, Compute Bigger | ironArray SLU

ironarray.io

Have you ever experienced the frustration of not being able to analyze a dataset because it's...
Have you ever experienced the frustration of not being able to analyze a dataset because it's too large to fit in memory? Or perhaps you've encountered the memory wall, where computation is hindered by slow memory access? These are common challenges in data science and high-performance computing. The developers of B...

performance
2
Data demand some damn respect.

taylor.town

compilers rant
1
What are you doing this weekend? | Lobsters

lobste.rs

Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help...
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!

ask programming
1
~runxiyu/dlcage - Safeishly use non-reentrant libraries with POSIX threads - sourcehut git

sr.ht
1
Apple Needs a Snow Sequoia

ofb.biz

apple bugs clean up ios ipados
2
The way we're thinking about breaking changes is really silly

bearblog.dev

api programming
2
SpecTec has been adopted - WebAssembly

webassembly.org

Published on March 27, 2025 by Andreas Rossberg. Two weeks ago, the Wasm Community Group voted...
Published on March 27, 2025 by Andreas Rossberg. Two weeks ago, the Wasm Community Group voted to adopt SpecTec for authoring future editions of the Wasm spec. In this post, I’ll shed some light on what SpecTec is, what it helps with, and why it takes Wasm to a new level of rigor and assurance that is unprecedented ...

plt wasm
1
XMPP

xmpp.org

The European Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to break down walled gardens and enforce messaging...
The European Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to break down walled gardens and enforce messaging interoperability. As a designated gatekeeper, Meta—controlling WhatsApp and Messenger—must comply. However, its current proposal falls short, risking further entrenchment of its dominance rather than fostering genui...

law web
1
oss-sec: Three bypasses of Ubuntu's unprivileged user namespace restrictions

seclists.org

devops security
2
Atom vs. RSS

nullprogram.com

browsers web
1
Things that go wrong with disk IO | notes.eatonphil.com

eatonphil.com

There are a few interesting scenarios to keep in mind when writing applications (not just databases!)...
There are a few interesting scenarios to keep in mind when writing applications (not just databases!) that read and write files, particularly in transactional contexts where you actually care about the integrity of the data and when you are editing data in place (versus copy-on-write for example). We'll go into a fe...

databases linux
2