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Typst-Unlit: Write literate Haskell programs in Typst

Error Codes for Control Flow

How This Site Is Build

Linking and shrinking Rust static libraries: a tale of fire

Introduction to IncusOS

AI's 70% Problem

Results from Testing Six AI Models on Advanced Security Exploits

qq.fish: A tiny, local, LLM assistant to propose commands using LMStudio that (almost) everyone can run

What the hell have you built

Unix V4 tape found at The University of Utah

I use Typst now

You Should Write An Agent

When Your Hash Becomes a String: Hunting a Ruby Million-to-One Memory Bug

Mastodon 4.5

Code research projects with async coding agents like Claude Code and Codex

Exceptions in Cranelift and Wasmtime

Man Pages (Part 1)

TLA+ Modeling of AWS outage DNS race condition

A File Format Uncracked for 20 Years

Firefox Forcing LLM Features

The 8pen input method for phones [2010]

Upgrade to Puma 7 and Unlock the Power of Fair Scheduled Keep-alive

On AI Slop vs OSS Security

Building blobd: single-machine object store with sub-millisecond reads and 15 GB/s uploads

jujutsu v0.35.0 released

How I fell in love with calendar.txt

A note on Fil-C

gem.coop update #1

Self-hosting your Mastodon media with SeaweedFS

A security model for systemd

BuildXL Sandboxing

Radiant Computer

Löb and möb: strange loops in Haskell

Try Out JEP 401 Value Classes and Objects

Mörk - a Commonmark compliant markdown parser written in Gleam

A Lost IBM PC/AT Model? Analyzing a Newfound Old BIOS

Snakemake

The state of SIMD in Rust in 2025

How to set SLOs, drive improvements, and make friends

Announcing Development on Flirt

By the power of grayscale

Bikeshedding `Handle` and other follow-up thoughts

Myna: monospace typeface designed for symbol-heavy programming languages

oss-security - runc container breakouts via procfs writes: CVE-2025-31133, CVE-2025-52565, and CVE-2025-52881

Using XDP for Egress Traffic

LixCon in 2026

What laptops are Lobsters rocking in 2025 -- collected data

Disassembling Terabytes of Random Data with Zig and Capstone to Prove a Point