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Critical Resources and the First 14 KB - A Review

tunetheweb.com

web
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Feeld dating app - Your nudes and data were publicly available

fortbridge.co.uk

security
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What’s in an e-graph?

bernsteinbear.com

This post follows from several conversations with CF Bolz-Tereick, Philip Zucker, Chris Fallin, and Max Willsey....
This post follows from several conversations with CF Bolz-Tereick, Philip Zucker, Chris Fallin, and Max Willsey. Compilers are all about program representations. They take in a program in one language, transform some number of ways through some different internal languages, and output the program in another language...

compilers performance
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RIPE Atlas probes, the world's largest Internet monitoring system

afnic.fr

debugging networking testing
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Porting C to Rust for a Fast and Safe AV1 Media Decoder

memorysafety.org

rust
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The first release candidate of FreeCAD 1.0 is out

freecad.org

release
3
Always support compressed response in an API service

ashishb.net

If you run any web service always enable support for serving compressed responses. It will save...
If you run any web service always enable support for serving compressed responses. It will save egress bandwidth costs for you. And, more importantly, for your users. Over time, the servers as well as client devices have become more powerful, so, compressing/decompressing data on the fly is cheap.For example,1 2 3 4...

api
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How I behave

syncpup.com

erlang
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GoFetch: Will people ever learn?

microkerneldude.org

Last month researchers reported that the data memory-dependent prefetcher (DMP) on Apple M1 chips can be...
Last month researchers reported that the data memory-dependent prefetcher (DMP) on Apple M1 chips can be used to break encryption. (And there are indications that similar attacks might be possible on Intel silicon.) Triggering the prefetcher results in greatly reduced access latency, i.e. a leak (from the GoFetch pa...

compsci cryptography hardware security
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Spiffing up those echo messages

lmno.lol

emacs lisp
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Proposal for Emoji: Eye Bags Face

unicode.org

pdf programming
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Print this file, your printer will jam

nedbatchelder.com

debugging hardware
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The First HTML LSP That Reports Syntax Errors

kristoff.it

September 11, 2024 • 5 min read • by Loris Cro The story of how I...
September 11, 2024 • 5 min read • by Loris Cro The story of how I gained two world-firsts, somehow.This might sound hard to believe but, as far as I know, I published the first ever Language Server for HTML that reports syntax errors, and then I also gained a second world-first after that.Note that, while I will ref...

web
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The State of Full-Stack OCaml (with António Monteiro)

youtu.be

ml people & blogs video
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Building a browser using Servo as a web engine! - Servo, the embeddable, independent, memory-safe, modular, parallel web rendering engine

servo.org

browsers servo servo engine servo rendering engine web browser
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We Spent $20 To Achieve RCE And Accidentally Became The Admins Of .MOBI

watchtowr.com

security
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How I Review GitHub PRs - bitquabit

bitquabit.com

After a long time spent in management, I found myself switching back to an IC role...
After a long time spent in management, I found myself switching back to an IC role in February. Since then, I’ve spent more time than I’d care to admit re-learning how to do all the things I used to do. Or…maybe not re-learning outright, but rebuilding habits and patterns that used to be automatic, but that I now ha...

practices vcs
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I Was Wrong About Open Source

yaak.app

ArticleSeptember 10, 2024 🥳 Yaak is now open-source under the MIT license! github.com/yaakapp/app I hate to...
ArticleSeptember 10, 2024 🥳 Yaak is now open-source under the MIT license! github.com/yaakapp/app I hate to admit it, but the Reddit, HackerNews, and Lobsters folks were right. Three months ago I published Why Not Open Source as an attempt to explain why Yaak wouldn't be open source. Having burnt out on OSS in the p...

programming
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strtod Is Wild!

festina-lente-productions.com

math
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the simplicity of a fractal

explaining.software

September 10, 2024 Previously, we've looked at code generation in both Rails and Thrift. But unlike...
September 10, 2024 Previously, we've looked at code generation in both Rails and Thrift. But unlike Thrift, the code generated by Rails is meant to be changed. Any change is fine, so long as it's not too surprising; the only limit is our judgement. Rails, then, doesn't fit the limb-metaphor. Our explanation will not...

philosophy programming
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Pandoc - Releases

pandoc.org

haskell release
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YAML feature extraction with yamlpath

yossarian.net

programming rust
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Responsible Monkeypatching in Ruby | AppSignal Blog

appsignal.com

When I first started writing Ruby code professionally back in 2011, one of the things that...
When I first started writing Ruby code professionally back in 2011, one of the things that impressed me the most about the language was its flexibility. It felt as though with Ruby, everything was possible. Compared to the rigidity of languages like C# and Java, Ruby programs almost seemed like they were alive. Cons...

ruby
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Design Patterns Are Temporary, Language Features Are Forever

ptrtojoel.dev

programming
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