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Mudita Kompakt

mudita.com

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Join the Kompakt Waitlist! Subscribe to our newsletter for a front-row seat to the journey of the world’s best minimalist phone. Be the first to know about new sneak peeks and the Kickstarter launch.

hardware mobile
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Using OpenTelemetry and OTel Collector

causely.io

devops distributed
1
Decision Logs

buttondown.com

practices
1
Process Zero: The Anti-Intelligent Camera

lux.camera

ai announcement graphics halide iphone
2
Designing a shell language for the 2010s

youtube.com

programming science & technology video
1
What are you doing this weekend? | Lobsters

lobste.rs

Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help...
Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback. Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too!

ask programming
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The dired abstraction

lmno.lol

emacs lisp
1
Automating my /now page | Akash Goswami

akashgoswami.dev

go
2
Arenas

donsz.nl

rust
2
Quote-unquote "macros"

ianthehenry.com

lisp plt
2
Some novel features of Scryer Shen

github.com

lisp plt
1
GitHub - PlatformLab/NanoLog: Nanolog is an extremely performant nanosecond scale logging system for C++ that exposes a simple printf-like API.

github.com

c++debugging
2
It's About the Guarantees

ferd.ca

distributed erlang
1
Announcing the official Elixir Language Server team

elixir-lang.org

I am glad to welcome Elixir’s official Language Server team, formed by (in alphabetical order): Jonatan...
I am glad to welcome Elixir’s official Language Server team, formed by (in alphabetical order): Jonatan Kłosko Łukasz Samson Mitch Hanberg Steve Cohen The team will work on the code intelligence infrastructure to be used across tools and editors. These efforts are partially funded by Fly.io and Livebook. A brief his...

elixir
1
Reflection-based JSON in C++ at Gigabytes per Second – Daniel Lemire's blog

lemire.me

c++
2
Thomas Cannon - Fixing the Rails 7+ networking stack

thomascannon.me

ruby web
1
Fellowship for Maintainers | Sovereign Tech Fund

sovereigntechfund.de

As we’ve learned from both the survey and our conversations with maintainers and other core contributors...
As we’ve learned from both the survey and our conversations with maintainers and other core contributors to FOSS projects, their situations and needs are varied — and this needs to be reflected in the structure of any initiative to strengthen the open source ecosystem. In the pilot program of the fellowship for main...

finance practices
1
Practical compilation of fexprs using partial evaluation: Fexprs can performantly replace macros in purely-functional Lisp

arxiv.org

Skip to main content View PDF Abstract:Macros are a common part of Lisp languages, and one...
Skip to main content View PDF Abstract:Macros are a common part of Lisp languages, and one of their most lauded features. Much research has gone into making macros both safer and more powerful resulting in developments in multiple areas, including maintaining hygiene, and typed program staging. However, macros do su...

lisp plt
1
What’s so hard about class types as non-type template parameters?

brevzin.github.io

c++
1
Programming Pearls: bumper sticker computer science

bowdoin.edu

compsci pdf practices
1
Locales, Encodings, and Unicode

open-std.org

c++pdf
1
It works on my machine. Why?

thoughtbot.com

We’ve all been here. Something works just fine on your computer but not on someone else’s....
We’ve all been here. Something works just fine on your computer but not on someone else’s. The root problem might be tricky, so I listed possible things you can investigate. Next time it happens, you have a list of things to check. You have a different environment In my experience, this is the most common reason. Yo...

debugging
2
Cryptography in Go: AES encryption — Bitfield Consulting

bitfieldconsulting.com

There are two kinds of cryptography in this world: cryptography that will stop your kid sister...
There are two kinds of cryptography in this world: cryptography that will stop your kid sister from reading your files, and cryptography that will stop major governments from reading your files. —Bruce Schneier, “Applied Cryptography” This is the third in a three-part series about cryptography in Go using the AES ci...

cryptography go
3
Optimizing SPA load times with async chunks preloading

mmazzarolo.com

browsers javascript nodejs performance react
1