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Unsigned char std::basic_string<> in C++

Building a TLS 1.3 Implementation in Pure Common Lisp

Street Fighter II, The World Warrier (2021)

The Cost of a Closure in C, The Rest

minikv: A little KV store implementation in OCaml to practice DB systems things

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Worst Case Optimal Joins: Graph-Join correspondence

A Basic Just-In-Time Compiler (2015)

Enterprise Integration Patterns: The Routing Slip

Seven night sky spectacles to watch for in 2026

Notes on the expression problem and type design (2018)

git-pkgs: explore your dependency history

GNU indirect function

Amiga Desktops Worth Seeing

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Ken Thompson on How A Disk Scheduling Algorithm Became Unix

How I browse the web in 2026

Give your agentic processes a name

Bypassing RP2350's Secure Boot

Who's Hiring? Q1 2026

Linux kernel security work

FreeBSD Home NAS, part 2: Introduction to the PF firewall

The Kimwolf Botnet is Stalking Your Local Network

Benchmarking Windows Against Itself, From Windows XP To Windows 11

Verified Model-Based Conformance Testing for Dummies

GPU Compilation with MLIR

Is tree-sitter good enough? (2022)

RubyEvents.org 2025 Wrapped - a look back at the Ruby community's year

Welcome to Gas Town

ORBIT mini-browser for Playdate

2026 will be my year of the Linux desktop

How HTML changes in ePub

Linux: The Silent (Nix) Revolution

Why I switched away from Zig to C3

State of the Server 2026

Was it really a Billion Dollar Mistake?

WebGPU in p5.js

OpenTTD 15.0 released

Darktable Styles mimicing Fujifilm's Film Simulations

Releasing Fjall 3.0

Proving liveness with TLA

which programming resource changed your career?

I'm brave enough to say it: Linux is good now, and if you want to feel like you actually own your PC, make 2026 the year of Linux on (your) desktop

Accounting for Computer Scientists (2011)

Destination Driven Compilation

Best stack for a SaaS in 2026

Bespoke software is the future

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