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libfive: a software library and set of tools for solid modeling

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the negentropy set-reconciliation protocol

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Rust for Malware Development

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Caching is better than mocking

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µcad: New open source programming language that can generate 2D sketches and 3D objects

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ntoh*/hton* is a bad API

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Why Zig + Qt Feels Like Doing the Impossible Right

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Nonpareil: High-Fidelity HP Calculator Simulator

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Event Sourcing in Go: From Zero to Production

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AI's Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Bet: What Leaders Need to Know

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Important Caching Strategies: How to Create Resilient Caching in Symfony

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We stopped roadmap work for a week and fixed 189 bugs

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Racket 9.0 released

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Building a Production-Ready Laravel Stack with Traefik and FrankenPHP

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Improving GCC Buffer Overflow Detection for C Flexible Array Members (Oracle)

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The HackerNoon Newsletter: Why DynamoDB Costs Explode (11/23/2025)

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Your AI Has Amnesia: A New Paradigm Called 'Nested Learning' Could Be the Cure

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Why the MITRE ATT&CK Framework Actually Works

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GetBlock Launches Its Biggest Black Friday Sale With Up to 60% Off Shared Nodes

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Swift Concurrency—Part 1: Tasks, Executors, and Priority Escalation

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The 2025 Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board election

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Kubernetes Security Observability Demands More Than Just Logs

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Windows VTL2 Technical Exploration

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I Made It Onto the Front Page of Hacker News and My Server Didn't Crash At All: Here's Why

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Mutuum Finance Presale Sells Out 95% of Phase 6 as 18,000+ Investors Join, V1 Testnet Launch Coming

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The Next AI Race Will Start at the Application Layer

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A Practical Guide to Prompt Engineering for Today’s LLMs

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Inside Ethereum’s Fusaka Hard Fork: PeerDAS, New Gas Limits, and the Road to Cheaper L2s

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liballocs: Meta-level run-time services for Unix processes... a.k.a. dragging Unix into the 1980s

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Google Revisits JPEG XL in Chromium After Earlier Removal

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What does the AGPL require?

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