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The iRRAM Home Page

uni-trier.de

c++math
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25 years of production IPv6 in ESnet

es.net

networking
2
Database Remote-Copy Tool For SQLite

sqlite.org

databases
2
I Solve Problems

dragas.net

eurobsdcon freebsd linux netbsd openbsd
2
Ironclad

nongnu.org

Ironclad recently received funding: https://nlnet.nl/project/Ironclad/ Comments

formalmethods osdev
1
Tag proposal: retrocomputing | Lobsters

lobste.rs

In spite of the ubiquity of ferrets like me who are perpetually fascinated by shiny novelties,...
In spite of the ubiquity of ferrets like me who are perpetually fascinated by shiny novelties, the retrocomputing community is still alive and kicking, especially here on Lobsters. Observing the steady stream of these posts that have continued more-or-less unabated since I joined three years ago, I would like to (re-)propose a retrocomputing tag. Its description might read something like: Reproductions, emulators, and other...

meta
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The Raku Knowledge Base

podlite.org

WarningThis website is not affiliated with the official Raku project: https://raku.org/. It serves as a demonstration...
WarningThis website is not affiliated with the official Raku project: https://raku.org/. It serves as a demonstration of Podlite's web publishing capabilities, which is part of the larger Podlite project. For more information, read the announcement on the Podlite website: podlite.org/a5ZK1. This site is a collection...

programming
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No, really: YAGNI

thorstenball.com

Friday evening I had dinner with Felix. Among other things, we talked about good code. Good...
Friday evening I had dinner with Felix. Among other things, we talked about good code. Good code, we both agreed, is simple. It's code boiled down to its essence."Perfection is achieved when there's nothing left to take away", Felix half-quoted Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Good code, he said, looks as if it had been re...

practices
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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
Reverse Engineering and Dismantling Kekz Headphones

nv1t.github.io

children audio device hardware reverse engineering reversing
2
RISC-V Assembler: Arithmetic

projectf.io

asm assembly maths riscv
1
Networking in C64 OS | C64 OS

c64os.com

September 24, 2024#127 Programming Theory For the last few months I have been super hard at...
September 24, 2024#127 Programming Theory For the last few months I have been super hard at work on the next major update to C64 OS, version 1.07. It will be released as a free update to all licensed users of C64 OS v1.x, and will be made available for download from the C64 OS System Updates page. The big new techno...

networking osdev
1
Patent troll Sable pays up, dedicates all its patents to the public!

cloudflare.com

jengo law legal patents
4
Nico D'Cotta

dcotta.com

distributed scaling
1
Sorry, GenAI is NOT going to 10x computer programming

substack.com

ai
2
</> htmx ~ Why Gumroad Didn't Choose htmx

htmx.org

web
2
Migration from Biocontainers to Seqera Containers: Part 1

nf-co.re

practices
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Organizing Rails Code with ActiveRecord Associated Objects

garrettdimon.com

We often hear how God objects are bad. Regardless, at some point, we’ve all either created...
We often hear how God objects are bad. Regardless, at some point, we’ve all either created one or had to interact with one. Lately, I’ve been using the active_record-associated_object gem by Kasper Timm Hansen more and more, and it has been a wonderfully focused tool to help avoid creating God objects. Kasper’s word...

gem rails ruby
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Home

ziggy-lang.io

zig
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GitHub - m3tti/borkweb: 🥇 babashka`s first fullstack clojure framework. That works with jvm clojure. ❗Batteries included❗

github.com

clojure web
1
This Month in Ladybird - September 2024

ladybird.org

September 2024 is wrapping up, and it’s been another great month for the Ladybird project. We’ve...
September 2024 is wrapping up, and it’s been another great month for the Ladybird project. We’ve merged 242 PRs from 48 contributors, and made significant progress all over. Ladybird is fully funded through the generous support of companies and individuals who believe in the open web. This month, we’re excited to we...

c++swift web
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devenv 1.3: Instant developer environments with Nix caching - devenv

devenv.sh

nix
1
Every Bit Counts, a Journey Into Prometheus Binary Data | Antoine's Blog

fungiboletus.github.io

It was day five of what I thought would be a fun two-day side project, and...
It was day five of what I thought would be a fun two-day side project, and I had identified a small bug. Was my code wrong, or the original code running on millions of computers for years wrong? I blamed my code, it’s almost always my code. However, after too many hours of debugging, I eventually found the bug in th...

debugging
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Triptych Proposals

alexanderpetros.com

web
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