~lobsters | Bookmarks (2102)

AI is useless, but it is our best bet for the future - <antirez>

antirez.com

ai
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A Decision Maker's Guide to Typed Functional Languages • Evan Czaplicki • GOTO 2024

youtu.be

elm haskell ml science & technology video
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Why did you need to change 8 files to add one checkbox?

mrlacey.com

Recently, I heard someone complaining that "this language is so stupid. Why do I need to...
Recently, I heard someone complaining that "this language is so stupid. Why do I need to touch eight different files to add one checkbox?"Well, I don't know for sure, but I think it's probably not the language that caused it, it's probably a combination of the architecture of the solution and a misunderstanding of w...

programming
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Optimizing by 170,000%(!) by not being silly - Ayende @ Rahien

ayende.com

I care about the performance of RavenDB. Enough that I would go to epic lengths to...
I care about the performance of RavenDB. Enough that I would go to epic lengths to fix them. Here I use “epic” both in terms of the Agile meaning of multi-month journeys and the actual amount of work required. See my recent posts about RavenDB 7.1 I/O work. There hasn’t been a single release in the past 15 years tha...

dotnet performance
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RDEL #84: What influences developers' trust in adopting AI-assisted coding tools?

substack.com

Welcome back to Research-Driven Engineering Leadership. Each week, we pose an interesting topic in engineering leadership...
Welcome back to Research-Driven Engineering Leadership. Each week, we pose an interesting topic in engineering leadership and apply the latest research in the field to drive to an answer.Generative AI tools promise to boost developer productivity, yet many engineers hesitate to adopt them fully. Some developers trus...

ai practices
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Custom VC-Focused Emacs Functions I Created to Enhance My Git Workflow | Rahul's Blog

rahuljuliato.com

As much as anyone else, I love and use MAGIT. It’s an incredibly powerful tool, and...
As much as anyone else, I love and use MAGIT. It’s an incredibly powerful tool, and I’ve spent countless hours relying on it for my Git workflow. However, from time to time, I find myself trying to stick to Emacs internals and avoid relying on external packages. This is where my emacs-solo config comes in (you can f...

emacs vcs
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~runxiyu/powxy - Proof of work reverse proxy to protect against scrapers - sourcehut git

sr.ht

devops web
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Design meeting 2025-02-26: Enabling seamless interop - HackMD

hackmd.io

compilers plt rust
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Use Long Options in Scripts

matklad.github.io

unix
2
Why do people default to React and JavaScript for frontend and UIs? | Lobsters

lobste.rs

As a backend developer whose frontend experience is mostly from using Phoenix and Django that utilize...
As a backend developer whose frontend experience is mostly from using Phoenix and Django that utilize server-side rendering, I’m wondering why do most people choose React and JavaScript as the “default” frontend solution, even for pages and SaaS products that don’t really benefit from any additional client-side interactivity?

ask web
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Improved ways to operate a rude crawler

marginalia.nu

ai satire web
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GitHub - bearstech/pussh: Parallel SSH, batch and command line oriented

github.com

devops
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KURLNavBar and me

akselmo.dev

design linux
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Quitting an Intel x86 hypervisor

halobates.de

osdev virtualization
2
C3: Reading and writing files

codeberg.page

Taken from a series on C3: https://ebn.codeberg.page/programming/c3/ Comments

c3 programming
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Block-based UI Libraries for Data Flow? | Lobsters

lobste.rs

I’ve been chewing on some ideas around some different paradigms for code notebooks for a while...
I’ve been chewing on some ideas around some different paradigms for code notebooks for a while and am wondering if any lobsters might be able to help me out. A couple of days ago I came across this interesting Simulink replacement: https://www.pictor.us. The ideas I’ve been chewing on don’t really fit into the Pictorus model at all, but they’ve absolutely nailed a couple of...

api ask editors visualization
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CVE-2025-29927 - GitHub Advisory Database

github.com

security
2
crabtime - Rust

docs.rs

Crabtime offers a novel way to write Rust macros, inspired by Zig’s comptime. It provides even...
Crabtime offers a novel way to write Rust macros, inspired by Zig’s comptime. It provides even more flexibility and power than procedural macros, while remaining easier and more natural to read and write than macro_rules!. §🆚 Comparison to Proc Macros and macro_rules! Below is a comparison of key aspects of Rust’s m...

rust zig
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Don't Be Afraid Of Types

lmika.org

plt programming
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Haiku ❤ Nvidia (porting Nvidia GPU driver)

haiku-os.org

NVIDIA C51, 425 MHz, 2 Pixel Shaders, 1 Vertex Shaders, 1 TMUs, 1 ROPs

graphics osdev
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Scallop

scallop-lang.org

ai plt
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Microsoft Proposes "Hornet" Security Module For The Linux Kernel - Phoronix

phoronix.com

desktop linux linux linux benchmarking linux hardware benchmarks linux hardware reviews
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When you deleted /lib on Linux while still connected via ssh

tinyhack.com

linux
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Hardware-Aware Coding: CPU Architecture Concepts Every Developer Should Know

codingconfessions.com

Even the most elegant algorithms can run painfully slow when they fight against your computer's underlying...
Even the most elegant algorithms can run painfully slow when they fight against your computer's underlying hardware. The difference between mediocre and exceptional performance often comes down to whether your code works with—or against—the CPU's architecture.The processors powering our machines aren't simple calcul...

performance
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