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  • 13kb-tcp-slow-start While testing my gopher client, I noticed something interesting: All downloads froze at 13 kilobytes. Sometimes, it was barely noticeable, other times it would stall for a good second or so.
  • 80 tok/sec and 128K context on 12GB VRAM with Qwen3.6-35B-A3B + MTP 80 tok/sec and 128K context on 12GB VRAM with Qwen3.6-35B-A3B + MTP
  • @pierre/diffs An open source diff and code rendering library for the web. Built on Shiki for syntax highlighting, with React and vanilla JS APIs, virtualization, SSR support, and extensive theming.
  • @pierre/trees An open source file tree rendering library for the web. Built for extreme performance on large trees, with React and vanilla JS APIs, SSR support, and customizable styling.
  • A Cryptography Engineer's Perspective on Quantum Computing Timelines A Cryptography Engineer's Perspective on Quantum Computing Timelines
  • A new trick brings stability to quantum operations Paper: Kiefer Y, Zhu Z, Fischer L, Jele S, Gächter M, Bisson G, Viebahn K, Esslinger T: Protected quantum gates using qubit doublons in dynamical optical lattices. Nature, 8 April 2026, DOI…
  • A Place for Everything: How I Track Work When I have management responsibility on a project and influence to shape workflows, this is how I typically manage issues and pull requests. None of this is the One True Way – it's just the system…
  • A recent experience with ChatGPT 5.5 Pro Gowers is a Fields medalist (1998) in combinatorics. He has been given access to ChatGPT 5.5 Pro and recounts an experience over "a little over a week" where the model produced a piece of PhD-level…
  • A Text Editor as a User Interface A huge difference in effort lies between making a utility that takes a few command-line arguments versus a full-blown text-based user interface (TUI). Good user interfaces are hard work to make.
  • Adding author context to RSS (Jon Henshaw, Coywolf) By Jon Henshaw — Posted on May 2, 2026.
  • addy-dont-outsource-learning Right now, it’s too easy to let AI write the code while you skip the learning. The bug gets fixed. Your mental model doesn’t move. We are silently trading future capability for present-day speed, and…
  • ADK Go 1.0 Arrives! Google has launched Agent Development Kit for Go 1.0, marking a significant evolution from experimental AI scripts to production-ready services. The framework emphasizes observability, security, and…
  • Adobe Lightroom CC on Linux via Wine Status: ✅ Working as of 2026-05-16, Wine 11.8 staging, Lightroom CC 9.3.1.
  • agent memory: an anatomy every agent memory library uses the same words: episodic, semantic, sometimes procedural. they’re cognitive science’s vocabulary, lifted into the API. the engineering often isn’t lifted with them. a…
  • agent-skill-linter (William-Yeh/agent-skill-linter) Notes captured from the GitHub repository page and README at fetch time.
  • agent-skills-eval (darkrishabh/agent-skills-eval) A test runner for Agent Skills — the open standard from Anthropic for giving agents domain knowledge. The premise: shipping a SKILL.md is easy; proving it makes the model better at the task is the…
  • Agentic Coding is a Trap Remaining vigilant about cognitive debt and atrophy.
  • Agentic Search for Context Engineering This post is an edited long-form version of the workshop titled "Agentic Search for Context Engineering" I gave at AI Engineer Europe 2026 on April 8, 2026 in London. The slides, code, and diagrams…
  • agentic-coding-fatigue The familiar pacing of software development has been completely compressed by agentic coding because you no longer have those routine stretches of just wiring things together to catch your breath.…
  • AgentMail Documentation AgentMail is a service that provides AI agents with their own email addresses to send and receive emails programmatically. The base API is located at https://api.agentmail.to/v0.
  • Agents create work. Daemons maintain it. | Charlie Labs Keep PRs mergeable, documentation accurate, issues up to date, and bugs out of production with a new type of AI background process that is self-initiated and defined in easy-to-use .md files.
  • agentsview — local-first session search & cost tracking for coding agents Browse, search, and track costs across all your AI coding agents. One binary, no accounts, everything local.
  • AI Backlash: Americans Show Growing Skepticism Note: Cloudflare challenge blocked direct fetch. Reconstructed from WebFetch model extraction; see source URL for original.
  • AI Didn't Make Programming Easier. It Just Made It Differently Difficult AI Didn’t Make Programming Easier. It Just Made It Differently Difficult
  • AI doesn't know how to forgive and cannot forget Source: — fetched 2026-07-18 via defuddle. Figures were inline SVGs; captions preserved, raw SVG markup omitted.
  • andymasley-ai-water-fake AI data centers use water. Like any other industry that uses water, they require careful planning. If an electric car factory opens near you, that factory may use just as much water as a data center.…
  • atomicapp-landing Open source. Self-hosted. Your data stays yours.
  • average-is-all-you-need LLMs will make more of your average stuff. And that's OK.
  • avk-us-ai-race The US is winning the AI race where it matters most: commercialization. Since DeepSeek R1 shocked the market in January 2025, American companies have moved faster. OpenAI pushed harder into agents…
  • awesome-deepseek-agent A curated list of guides for integrating DeepSeek models into popular AI agent and coding-assistant tools.
  • billjings-git-not-fine This is a piece about git. But I wrote it because of jj.
  • Bitcoin and Quantum Computing Bitcoin's cryptographic signatures would be compromised by a cryptographically-relevant quantum computer (CRQC). The existential threat level depends on two factors: the probability a CRQC emerges…
  • boringBar boringBar taskbar-style Dock replacement showing open macOS windows by desktop
  • BubbleWrap your dev env and agents OK, so the world is collapsing, everything is getting hacked, all dependencies are probably stealing keys and mining crypto, slop is everywhere, and I'm part of the problem.
  • build-your-own-openclaw "A step-by-step tutorial to build your own AI agent, from a simple chat loop to a lightweight version of OpenClaw."
  • Building a Second Brain: The Definitive Introductory Guide The fundamental problem: "our brains are for having ideas, not storing them." A Second Brain is an external digital repository that captures, organizes, and retrieves valuable information from your…
  • Bypassing DPI with eBPF sock_ops A site I wanted to open never loaded. The TLS handshake stalled. Somewhere upstream, a middlebox was reading the SNI in my ClientHello and dropping the connection.
  • C++ Style and Technique FAQ home | C++ | FAQ | technical FAQ | publications | WG21 papers | TC++PL | Tour++ | Programming | D&E | bio | interviews | videos | quotes | applications | guidelines | compilers
  • Cal.diy Self-Hosting Documentation Use at your own risk. Cal.diy is the open source community edition of Cal.com and it is intended for users who want to self-host their own Cal.diy instance. It is strictly recommended for personal…
  • CC-MIRROR That's it. You now have a Claude Code variant ready to run.
  • ceo-ai-psychosis I’m an AI tool junkie. I’ve been writing about agent workflows, async coding bots, and AI-powered workspaces for over a two years. I use Cursor, Claude Code, and a rotating cast of models nearly…
  • chalkdust-sudoku Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
  • Choosing the Right AI Agent Memory Strategy: A Decision-Tree Approach Choosing the Right AI Agent Memory Strategy: A Decision-Tree Approach
  • Claude Is Not a Compiler In early 2025, I wrote Is Claude a Compiler? At the time, my answer was: I don’t know.
  • claude-code-router-readme This project is sponsored by Z.ai, supporting us with their GLM CODING PLAN.
  • claude-code-workflow-creator GitHub description: "A Claude Code skill for authoring Workflow tool scripts: deterministic multi-agent orchestration. Preview of an unreleased feature."
  • Clean Code in the age of coding agents Short post arguing that code quality matters more, not less, when working with coding agents. LLMs have context windows analogous to human cognitive load — messy code forces agents to read more files…
  • cleberg-server-build For years, I have been using desktops and a Raspberry Pi as the backbone of my homelab. I have always wanted to move toward a single dedicated server that could handle all of my tasks, but was often…
  • clippy-stricter-config “If it compiles, it works.” This feeling is one of the main things Rust engineers love most about Rust, and a reason why using it with coding agents is especially nice. After debugging some code that…
  • Closing a three year old issue using Rust arenas I am part of the core team working on Gleam, a small, friendly functional programming language written in Rust.
  • codeutopia-programming-theory-building When I finished reading Peter Naur’s Programming as Theory Building my first thought was “How come nobody ever told me to read this?” I ended up reading it multiple times, as I attempted to collect…
  • Collections: Why Are There No Empires in Age of Empires? At long last, Relic Entertainment has announced that Age of Empires 4 is coming. Strategy gamers rejoice! I am excited – I played the first one back in ’98 (I may be dating myself here).
  • Constraint Decay: The Fragility of LLM Agents in Backend Code Generation Constraint Decay: The Fragility of LLM Agents in Backend Code Generation
  • Control the ideas, not the code antirez, 4 days ago. 254232 views.
  • CrabTrap: Secure Agents in Production Deploy agents. Safely.
  • crawshaw-agent-principal-agent Code review is broken.
  • CrofAI - Pricing CrofAI (ai.nahcrof.com) tagline: "The cheapest inference provider for large models."
  • Current state of VPN circumvention in Russia (April 2026) The short version: plain VLESS+Reality with TCP+Vision is still the baseline, but it's been degrading region-by-region since late 2025. The winning configuration on ntc.party right now is VLESS +…
  • danluu-ai-coding I've been using AI fairly heavily since last November and the whole thing is a funny experience. An agent will do something that, if a human did it, you'd immediately fire them. My reaction, of…
  • dayvster-manual-memory Why Manual Memory Management Still Matters?
  • DeepSeek-V4-Flash means LLM steering is interesting again Ever since Golden Gate Claude I've been fascinated with "steering": the idea that you can guide LLM outputs by directly manipulating the activations of the model mid-flight.
  • deepseek-v4-roleplay-instruct 适用范围 ：DeepSeek 官方 APP / 网页的 专家模式 ，以及 deepseek-v4-flash 和 deepseek-v4-pro 的 API。网页上的快速模式暂不支持
  • Designing microkernel IPC Inter-Process Communication (IPC) is a core part of microkernels, and it defines how OS services in the userspace work together.
  • dhall-landing Dhall is a programmable configuration language that you can think of as: JSON + functions + types + imports
  • Direct Win32 API, Weird-Shaped Windows, and Why They Mostly Disappeared I’m fed up with generic looking apps. Today, all Windows desktop apps look the same as they are the same; they are all built on crap React, Electron, electronbun, and Tauri browser wrappers that…
  • Distributed Model Inference on a Mesh of iroh Endpoints Distributed Model Inference: a mesh of laptop, GPU rig, mini PC, server, workstation, and cloud nodes connected directly to each other
  • Don't Go Quietly Into the AI Night AI as a deity built and controlled by a small group of clergy
  • dosbox-detection-callback-opcode If you're the sort of person who reads blogs, I assume you need no introduction to DOSBox. It's an MS-DOS emulator, which necessitates it being a sort of x86 emulator. But unlike x86 emulators like…
  • Dropping Privileges in Go: chroot, setrlimit, pledge/unveil, seccomp, Landlock Computer programs may do lots of things, both intended and unintended. What they can do is limited by their privileges. Since most operating systems execute programs as a certain user, the program…
  • duckdb-quack-protocol TL;DR: DuckDB instances can now talk to each other using the Quack remote protocol. This lets you run DuckDB in a client-server setup with multiple concurrent writers. In DuckDB's spirit, Quack is…
  • early-dos-development-continued Over the last few years, we’ve been working to open some of the earliest chapters of Microsoft’s operating system history. In 2018 we (re)-open-sourced MS‑DOS 1.25 and 2.11, and more recently in 2024…
  • Eight Years of Wanting, Three Months of Building with AI For eight years, Lalit Maganti wanted high-quality developer tools for SQLite. Despite SQLite's ubiquity, the ecosystem lacked reliable, fast, and flexible tooling. Building a proper parser requires…
  • Emotion Concepts and their Function in a Large Language Model Emotion Concepts and their Function in a Large Language Model
  • enetx/surf README SURF is an advanced HTTP client library for Go featuring Chrome/Firefox browser impersonation, HTTP/3 with QUIC fingerprinting, JA3/JA4 TLS emulation, and anti-bot bypass capabilities for web…
  • Fast and Easy Levenshtein distance using a Trie If you have a web site with a search function, you will rapidly realize that most mortals are terrible typists. Many searches contain mispelled words, and users will expect these searches to…
  • Features everyone should steal from npmx For most of the time GitHub has owned npm, the public-facing website at npmjs.com has been effectively frozen, with the issue tracker accumulating years of requests that nobody on the inside seemed…
  • Flue (withastro/flue) — README + homepage Experimental — Flue is under active development. APIs may change. Looking for v0.0.x? See the v0.0.x branch.
  • Forge Nesbitt describes a recurring pattern in open-source infrastructure: multiple ecosystems solving identical problems with incompatible implementations. He previously encountered this with package…
  • Freenet — homepage Freenet is a peer-to-peer platform for decentralized applications: communication, collaboration, and commerce without reliance on big tech. Your computer becomes part of a global network where apps…
  • fsnotify-maintainer-dispute A dispute over fsnotify maintainer access set off supply chain alarms around one of Go’s most widely used filesystem libraries.
  • Full Text Search with IndexedDB The article discusses implementing full-text search for locally-stored chat message history in Borogove, a web-based application using IndexedDB as its storage engine. The author explores practical…
  • Fuzzing — Testing Handbook (Trail of Bits) This is the overview and introductory chapter for the fuzzing section of Trail of Bits' Testing Handbook (appsec.guide). It is the main entry point for a comprehensive set of fuzzing subsections.
  • Garbage Collection Without Unsafe Code This article documents the creation of safe-gc, a garbage collection library for Rust that contains zero unsafe code — neither in its API nor implementation. The author explores how this was achieved…
  • git history: a first look at git's new experimental history-rewrite command Working with lots of changes in parallel on git can be painful. You end up juggling branches and commits, and running scary rebase -i commands that can leave your tree in a half-broken state if you…
  • Git's Magic Files Git repositories contain special committed files that control version control behavior across the team. Unlike configuration stored in .git/, these "magic files" travel with your code and…
  • Go fuzzing was missing half the toolkit. We forked the toolchain to fix it. Go fuzzing was missing half the toolkit. We forked the toolchain to fix it.
  • gobee — README Metadata: MIT, Go, 25 stars at fetch time, created 2026-05-01, language Go, topics: bpf, cilium-ebpf, ebpf, golang, kernel, linux, transpiler. Author: Bora Tanrıkulu .
  • Going full-time on open source Jeff Dickey announces he has left Figma to work full-time on his open-source projects under a new umbrella, en.dev. The flagship is mise (formerly rtx), a polyglot tool/runtime/task manager that…
  • Good Tools Are Invisible TL;DR: A good tool is and ought to be invisible—striving to make such tools is the goal of a toolmaker.
  • goose-relay-vpn-readme A SOCKS5 VPN that tunnels raw TCP through a Google Apps Script web app to your own small VPS exit server. To anything on the network path your client only ever talks TLS to a Google IP with…
  • gova-homepage The declarative GUI framework for Go.
  • gtfobins-homepage GTFOBins is a curated list of Unix-like executables that can be used to bypass local security restrictions in misconfigured systems.
  • Happ Proxy Subscription Converter Title (RU): Как вытащить vpn список vless серверов из happ подписки для v2raya, v2rayN приложений и подключить устройств выше лимита по подписке
  • Hold on to Your Hardware This article warns that the consumer hardware industry is undergoing a fundamental structural shift driven by hyperscalers and AI companies prioritizing data center demand over consumer markets.…
  • Honey, I Shrunk the Coding Agent Model: ollama/qwen3.5 9.7B Q4_K_M, served via Ollama 0.20.5 in Docker
  • How We Built a Virtual Filesystem for Our Assistant Mintlify's documentation AI assistant faced limitations with traditional RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation). The system could only retrieve text chunks matching specific queries, leaving it unable…
  • httpx2-tildeweb-post It’s six weeks after we forked httpx and named our package httpxyz. Yesterday, the Pydantic people started their own fork, httpx2.
  • I don't want your PRs anymore I really appreciate that you're enjoying the software I'm maintaining and want to help. But we need to rethink this collaboration, because I feel like we're increasingly wasting each other's time.
  • I hate compilers (Anubis WASM vendor binary / reproducible builds) You'd think that given the same bytes of input you'd get the same bytes of output. lol. lmao. No, you don't. It's complicated.
  • I Shipped a Transaction Bug, So I Built a Linter Léon h describes building a custom Go linter after shipping a database transaction bug to production. The linter, called transactioncheck, detects when database operations leak outside their intended…
  • I Still Prefer MCP Over Skills David Mohl argues that despite momentum behind "Skills" (markdown-file-based capability injection) as the standard for LLM tool extension, MCP remains the architecturally correct choice for service…
  • I Will Never Use AI to Code (or write) Note: full body could not be re-fetched (defuddle 429, host throttles). The summary below was extracted via WebFetch on 2026-05-10 and captures the nine load-bearing arguments verbatim or…
  • i-am-an-ai-hater I am an AI hater. This is considered rude, but I do not care, because I am a hater.
  • If AI Writes Your Code, Why Use Python? If AI Writes Your Code, Why Use Python?
  • In defense of not understanding your codebase As a software engineer, how well do you have to understand your own codebase?
  • Incompressible Knowledge Probes: Estimating Black-Box LLM Parameter Counts via Factual Capacity Incompressible Knowledge Probes: Estimating Black-Box LLM Parameter Counts via Factual Capacity
  • IngoDB: An AI-Native Adaptive Database Engine LSM-tree engine in Rust with reactive optimization.
  • Interactive TurboQuant Topic: Visual explainer of TurboQuant + the DRIVE/EDEN/RaBitQ/QJL lineage; rotate-then-quantize family for KV caches and inner-product retrieval
  • interfaze-structured-output-benchmark LLMs are increasingly deployed to produce structured data from unstructured and semi-structured sources, parsing invoices, medical records, meeting transcripts, and converting PDFs to database rows.
  • It is time to build a new internet Every morning that we open our phones and laptops, we are staring pitifully at a necrotic digital organism.
  • Jack Dorsey launches Buzz, combining team chat, AI agents and Git hosting Buzz turns Dorsey's agent-centered operating thesis into an open-source product. Its key bet is that shared identity and signed events can make agents accountable participants in software work.
  • jxnl-codex-maxxing I was already using coding agents a lot before Codex. Mostly, though, I used them through interfaces built for coding work: making diffs, changing repos, and shipping code.
  • KanBots — A kanban that runs parallel agents on every card A kanban that runs parallel agents on every card.
  • Know thine enemy: A critical engagement with AI-assisted software development Know thine enemy: A critical engagement with AI-assisted software development
  • lazypi-homepage The fastest way tofall in love with Pi.
  • Let's talk about LLMs James Bennett (Django core contributor) applies Fred Brooks' No Silver Bullet thesis to the LLM coding hype cycle. Argues that:
  • linux-broke-postgresql ☕ Welcome to The Coder Cafe! On April 3, 2026, Salvatore Dipietro, an engineer at AWS, posted a patch to the Linux kernel mailing list. The reason: on a 96-vCPU Graviton4 machine running Linux 7.0…
  • llm-critics-are-right-i-use-llms-anyway I almost agree with all of the LLM critics, yet I still use LLMs a lot. I know this sounds like I am delusional, and I also feel like that sometimes because of this dissonance, but I don’t think I am…
  • Local AI is not Opus We've all heard people say that local Qwen 27B or 35-A3B is "near-Opus level", but I have receipts from a software business and open source projects, and am here to be transparent with you.
  • Local LLMs Deep Dive: Quants, MoE Offload, REAP, ik_llama, Speculative Decoding Local LLMs Deep Dive: Quants, MoE Offload, REAP, ik_llama, Speculative Decoding
  • Local LLMs on 16 GB VRAM: Gemma 4 vs Qwen 3.6 vs Qwen Coder Stack: llama.cpp (built from source for Blackwell) + OpenCode
  • long-lived-keys Long-lived keys are liabilities that, broadly, compound over time:
  • LSM Trees — Understanding the Data Structure that Powers NoSQL Databases LSM Trees — Understanding the Data Structure that Powers NoSQL Databases
  • lucumr-local-models-post I really, really want local models to work.
  • Many-Step Sequences in Go Build scripts are generally lots of linear steps, executed in sequence, which fail if any individual step fails. This is straightforward to express in a shell scripting language: begin with set -e…
  • marius-bitwarden-not-recommended A review of my experience with Bitwarden after several years of self-hosting it, and why I decided to move away from the password manager.
  • marius-rise-of-the-bullshittery A few thoughts on how the modern economy has stopped rewarding people who know what they are doing, and started rewarding people who know how to look like they do.
  • mclaude Multi-session collaboration for Claude Code and other AI coding agents.
  • meetily-readme 🎉 New: Meetily PRO Available - Looking for enhanced accuracy and advanced features? Check out our professional-grade solution with custom summary templates, advanced exports (PDF, DOCX), auto-meeting…
  • message-passing-shared-mutable-state Something about the way we write concurrent programs has always felt wrong to me. When I pick up a new language and look at its concurrency model I get the same uneasy feeling. The APIs change, the…
  • metalevel-thinking-in-states If you are used to imperative programming languages and then learn a functional or logic programming language, you may first work successfully through a few easy exercises and then suddenly find…
  • Mnemonic Protocol — README (Saved from mnemonik.xyz landing page metadata, llms.txt, agent.json, and monorepo README.)
  • Multi-agentic Software Development is a Distributed Systems Problem Multi-agentic Software Development is a Distributed Systems Problem
  • My AI-Assisted workflow How I built a structured AI-assisted development workflow as a Tech Lead, where the real work happens before a single line of code is written.
  • Needle We distilled Gemini 3.1 into a 26m parameter "Simple Attention Network" that you can even finetune locally on your Mac/PC.
  • No, AI Is Not Conscious By Ted Chiang, The Atlantic, June 2026.
  • noema-no-hard-problem-consciousness A fierce debate is raging around the slippery notion of consciousness. It retraces a trotted pattern of cultural resistance: We humans are often scared by anything that may disturb our image of…
  • Notes on Software Quality "The absence of problems" is the best definition I can come up with for quality.
  • nyt-meta-ai-employees-miserable Note: NYT blocked direct fetching for this ingest. The summary below is reconstructed from corroborating coverage by The Next Web, CNBC, eWEEK, Threads/Mark Navarra, Fortune, Metaintro, Let's Data…
  • obsidian-future-of-plugins Today we’re excited to launch Obsidian Community, the new directory and developer dashboard for Obsidian plugins and themes.
  • oh-my-pi: AI Coding Agent for the Terminal oh-my-pi is an AI-powered coding agent designed for terminal-first workflows. It's a fork of pi-mono by Mario Zechner, extended with practical built-in tools and features for professional development…
  • Old and new apps via modern coding agents I have been interested in machine-assisted ways to do and teach mathematics from as far back as 1999, when I started coding several applets in Java 1.0, both for my complex analysis and linear…
  • oldnewthing-20260427 In our exploration of calling conventions for various processors on Windows, we learned that in many cases, some of the parameters are passed in registers.
  • Open Source Security at Astral GitHub Actions has poor security defaults. Compromises affecting Ultralytics, tj-actions, and Nx exploited well-known weaknesses like pwn requests.
  • openssl-error-handling-klode Recently a person reported a bug in APT saying that TLS is failing on FIPS systems with MD5 errors, and suggested we call ERR_clear_error() around TLS operations.
  • OpenWarp landing page (openwarp.zerx.dev) Community · Work in progress · Early development — no public release yet.
  • peonping-homepage The project that inspired native sound hooks in VS Code (50M+ users)
  • pgit: I Imported the Linux Kernel into PostgreSQL pgit achieved 53.5x compression on actual data (2.7 GB) vs raw uncompressed objects (144.43 GB). git gc --aggressive reached 74.1x (1.95 GB), but pgit provides queryable SQL access.
  • plass-homepage plass is a password manager inspired by password-store in the essence but completely reimplemented with a smaller and (IMO) cleaner interface. It doesn't have fancy trees nor colors in the output…
  • porto-readme \## Welcome to Porto \*\*Porto\** is a modern software architectural pattern that provides a comprehensive set of guidelines, principles, and patterns to organize code for high maintainability and…
  • Prefer strict tables in SQLite In short: I prefer strict tables in SQLite because they avoid some datatype problems, such as putting text in number columns.
  • Programming still sucks Sequel to / dialogue with: Peter Welch, Programming Sucks (stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks)
  • ps5-linux-loadr-tomshardware Security engineer Andy Nguyen, known online as TheFlow, has publicly released ps5-linux on GitHub: a complete toolchain for booting Linux on PlayStation 5 Phat consoles running firmware versions 3.xx…
  • pve-microvm-taoofmac I’ve been running a mixed Proxmox cluster for years – four nodes of wildly different capability, from an Atom x5-Z8350 with 2 GB of RAM (a z83ii, currently offline after years of faithful service as…
  • pypa/manylinux — Python wheels that work on any linux (almost) Stars: ~1,764 · License: MIT · Primary language: Shell · Description: "Python wheels that work on any linux (almost)"
  • readme-not-yossarian Programming, philosophy, pedaling.
  • redis-cost-of-ambition And they said, Go to, let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth.
  • retrocatalog-homepage Retro Handhelds logo - Image Retro Handhelds logo TextHandhelds
  • Retrofitting JIT Compilers into C Interpreters C interpreters are a common language implementation technique and the basis for the reference implementations of languages such as Lua, Ruby, and Python. Unfortunately, C interpreters are slow…
  • ReuseLessSoftware The title is kinda clickbait, sorry. You'll see.
  • reviewing-ai-code I am a skeptic of the utility of LLM in software development. It is not because of IP laws problems (even if they are highly problematic), nor is it for ecological and ressource comsumptions reasons.…
  • Rewriting Every Syscall in a Linux Binary at Load Time There’s something odd about the way we run software today. Most containers — the dominant unit of deployment in production — run a single process. One Python script, one Node.js server, one Go…
  • routing-run-homepage One endpoint for multiple providers, fallback chains, and live routing control. Typically used by production teams of absolute necessity.
  • rsshub-landing The world's largest RSS network.
  • ryelang-whitelist-config Configuration starts simple. A few keys and values, then you want to group values, and nest them, somebody asks for simple expressions, conditionals, variables …
  • sail-muddy-lessons product, design, and engineering lessons from building Sail & Muddy
  • Sam Altman May Control Our Future—Can He Be Trusted? In the fall of 2023, Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI’s chief scientist, sent secret memos to three fellow-members of the organization’s board of directors. For weeks, they’d been having furtive discussions…
  • samsch-jwt-auth-gist TLDR: JWTs should not be used for keeping your user logged in. They are not designed for this purpose, they are not secure, and there is a much better tool which is designed for it: regular cookie…
  • sdl3-dos-port-pr This is the combined work of @icculus @madebr @glebm @jayschwa @ccawley2011 and me rounding it off with stability fixes and missing features, thanks to everyone for pitching in.
  • Signals: The Push-Pull Based Algorithm
  • simonw-zig-anti-ai Zig has one of the most stringent anti-LLM policies of any major open source project:
  • simplified-model-of-fil-c I've seen lots of chatter about Fil-C recently, which pitches itself as a memory safe implementation of C/C++. You can read the gritty details of how this is achieved, but for people coming across it…
  • sinceyouarrived-taken You opened this page. It already knows the following.
  • Slow Software: The Case for High-latency Systems Development Systems research prizes efficiency and performance. For the last decade, I've worked on ultra-low-latency systems: the goal of Demikernel and its related nanosecond-scale systems (e.g., Cornflakes…
  • Software Internals Book Club Email-based book club run by Phil Eaton. 2500+ members. Focus: databases, distributed systems, software performance. Format: Google Group email discussion, 1-2 chapters per week over ~3 months…
  • specification-website-checklist The HTML, head, and document basics every page needs.
  • Specsmaxxing Author: acai.sh team (anonymous on the site, single-developer feel)
  • specular-what-is-busybox Two ducks swim through a narrow stream partly hidden by tall reeds and yellow autumn leaves
  • Speculative Growth and the AI "Bubble" Ricardo J. Caballero (MIT and NBER), July 15, 2026. First draft Dec 17, 2025.
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