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  • Tue Dec 2

xcc700: mini C compiler for esp32

2h
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The GDB JIT interface

3h
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Sorting with Fibonacci Numbers and a Knuth Reward Check

4h
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Reasons to Love the Field of Programming Languages

4h
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Email Privacy Tester

6h
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Hierarchical Navigable Small World (HNSW) in PHP

6h
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Parameter-efficient fine-tuning in tinygrad

7h
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LazyPromise: an async primitive that complements Signals and supports typed errors

7h
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WireGuard packet relay for NAT traversal

8h
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The HackerNoon Newsletter: Could the Soaring FTSE 100 Mean Its Time to Open a SIPP? (1/1/2026)

9h
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There is room for imperfect fault isolation

9h
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Software taketh away faster than hardware giveth: Why C++ programmers keep growing fast despite competition, safety, and AI

11h
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Security updates for Thursday

11h
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One Number I Trust: Plain-Text Accounting for a Multi-Currency Household

12h
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Z80-μLM is a 2-bit quantized language model small enough to run on an 8-bit Z80 processor

13h
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Making end-to-end encrypted AI chat feel like logging in

14h
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Confidential computing for self-hosted communities

15h
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Writing Windows 95 software in 2025

15h
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hindsight: GitHub-style git activity visualizer for terminal

16h
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A Gentle Introduction to CUDA PTX

16h
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How to Become Real Good in Prompt Engineering

17h
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How to Structure Dagger Components So Your Build System Doesn’t Hate You

18h
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Transformers, Finally Explained

18h
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We Asked 14 Tech Bloggers Why They Write. Here's What They Said

18h
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This Python “Auto-Painter” Creates a New Universe Every Time You Run It

18h
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The TechBeat: Why 100 Percent Test Coverage is Not Possible — Lessons from Testing Banking and Healthcare Systems (1/1/2026)

18h
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The 10 Most Interesting C# Bugs We Found in Open Source in 2025

18h
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How a Shenzhen Smart Factory Uses Apache DolphinScheduler to Orchestrate Industrial Data

18h
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From Cost Center to Growth Engine: Architecting Internal API Platforms for Strategic Advantage

18h
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Why Most AI Features Fail After Launch (And How PMs Can Prevent It)

18h
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The Illusion of Security: How IAM Anti-Patterns Sneak into Every System

18h
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What AI Automates in Marketing and What It Never Will

18h
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Inside a Huge Contact Center Migration: The Breakpoints No Dashboard Warned Me About

18h
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Building Product Pricing Using Reinforcement Learning Algorithms: The Realities Behind the Architect

18h
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Lighthouse Scores Are an Architectural Signal, Not an Optimization Checklist

18h
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The Silence Is Gone — And That’s What Actually Changed Everything

19h
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Gold's Transparency Problem and the Blockchain Solution

19h
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Building a Better Debugging Experience: A Deep Dive into Capturing and Replaying gRPC Traffic

19h
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Debugging Microservices: A Journey into Distributed Debugging

19h
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Data Democratization With AI and What It Means for Business

19h
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Pidgin 3.0 Experimental 5 (2.94.0) has been released

19h
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Statically Linking PipeWire

20h
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corroded: Illegal rust

21h
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A silly diffuse shading model

22h
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How do you secure access to your self-hosted/homelab services?

23h
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2025: The year in LLMs

1d
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Bokehlicious Selfies in Python

1d
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I canceled my programming book deal

1d
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HP-UX hits end-of-life today, and I’m sad

1d
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Atmospheric Computing

1d
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Entries updated Jan 1, 2026 03:50:50 PM PST

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