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SRFI 255: Restarting conditions

schemers.org

lisp plt
1
githublog/2024/11/1/sending-an-ethernet-packet.md at main · francisrstokes/githublog

github.com

hardware networking
2
Way too many ways to wait on a child process with a timeout

gaultier.github.io

programming
2
What RSS reader do you use? | Lobsters

lobste.rs

I figured Lobsters has a lot of people that still use RSS still. I’m decommissioning the...
I figured Lobsters has a lot of people that still use RSS still. I’m decommissioning the server I use for some web stuff, and that has my RSS reader on it. Currently, I’m using Tiny Tiny RSS out of inertia (having used it for years), but I’m not entirely a fan of it (i.e. the maintainer has a reputation of being difficult to work...

ask web
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Algorithms we develop software by

grantslatton.com

practices
2
The Design of a Self-Compiling C Transpiler Targeting POSIX Shell | Proceedings of the 17th ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Software Language Engineering

acm.org

pdf unix
2
The peculiar world of Gentoo package testing

gentoo.org

While discussing uv tests with Fedora developers, it occurred to me how different your average Gentoo...
While discussing uv tests with Fedora developers, it occurred to me how different your average Gentoo testing environment is — not only from these used upstream, but also from these used by other Linux distributions. This article will be dedicated exactly to that: to pointing out how it’s different, what does that i...

linux testing
1
kmx.io blog : New website for kmx.io

kmx.io

New website for kmx.io, entirely written in KC3 a graph oriented programming language. The language was...
New website for kmx.io, entirely written in KC3 a graph oriented programming language. The language was developped from scratch in two years and a half. Three internships later we now have two websites in KC3 : the https://kc3-lang.org/ website for KC3 and https://www.kmx.io for the main company site. kmx.io is the company writing the KC3 programming language. Comments

web
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Use std::span instead of C-style arrays

sandordargo.com

While reading the awesome book C++ Brain Teasers by Anders Schau Knatten, I realized it might...
While reading the awesome book C++ Brain Teasers by Anders Schau Knatten, I realized it might be worth writing about spans.std::span is a class template that was added to the standard library in C++20 and you’ll find it in the <span> header. A span is a non-owning object that refers to a contiguous sequence of objec...

c++
1
What's new in F# 9 - F# Guide - .NET

microsoft.com

dotnet
2
GitHub - trekhleb/homemade-gpt-js: A minimal TensorFlow.js re-implementation of Karpathy's minGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)

github.com

ai
1
JP's Website

thejpster.org.uk

historical
2
Home Grid

youtube.com

osdev unix video
1
Booleans Are a Trap

katafrakt.me

practices
2
jmtd → log → Progressively enhancing CGI apps with htmx

jmtd.net

web
2
Rubenerd: A BSD person tries Alpine Linux

rubenerd.com

In February last year I wrote about running a FreeBSD desktop, and concluded that sometimes you...
In February last year I wrote about running a FreeBSD desktop, and concluded that sometimes you need to give yourself permission to tinker. Well recently I’ve started tinkering with Alpine Linux! It’s been recommended to me for years, so I’m finally getting around to checking it out. There’s a lot to like if you com...

alpine-linux bsd freebsd grilled-cheese-sandwiches linux
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Visualizing local election results with Datasette, Observable and MapLibre GL

simonwillison.net

9th November 2024 Alex Garcia and myself hosted the first Datasette Open Office Hours on Friday—a...
9th November 2024 Alex Garcia and myself hosted the first Datasette Open Office Hours on Friday—a live-streamed video session where we hacked on a project together and took questions and tips from community members on Discord. We didn’t record this one (surprisingly not a feature that Discord offers) but we hope to ...

databases visualization
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The Pythonic Emptiness

codingconfessions.com

When in Rome, do as the Romans doHow do you check a list for emptiness in...
When in Rome, do as the Romans doHow do you check a list for emptiness in Python? This simple question often sparks considerable debate, as I discovered firsthand.Many Python programmers use the len() built-in function for this task, but a large population leverages the truthiness value of sequence type objects to a...

python
2
Safety | TigerBeetle Docs

tigerbeetle.com

databases distributed testing
1
Using Nix to Fuzz Test a PDF Parser (Part Two)

mtlynch.io

Follow up to https://lobste.rs/s/9rvhdm/using_nix_fuzz_test_pdf_parser Comments

nix security
1
Everybody Codes

everybody.codes

AdventOfCode-like puzzles I just discovered. Some differences compared to AoC: no new puzzles on weekends each...
AdventOfCode-like puzzles I just discovered. Some differences compared to AoC: no new puzzles on weekends each puzzle has three parts each part has a separate input (took me some time to discover why my part-2 answer was not correct :)) Comments

programming
1
RISC-V Vector Extension overview

0x80.pl

The goal of this text is to provide an overview of RISC-V Vector extension (RVV), and...
The goal of this text is to provide an overview of RISC-V Vector extension (RVV), and compare — when applicable — with widespread SIMD vector instruction sets: SSE, AVX, AVX-512, ARM Neon and SVE. The RISC-V architecture defines four basic modes (32-bit, 32-bit for embedded systems, 64-bit, 128-bit) and several exte...

hardware performance
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Algol 68 – A Retrospective

accu.org

accu c++plt
1
Unused keys

fandom.com

Sign in to edit This page lists single unused keys in Vim. As such, it is...
Sign in to edit This page lists single unused keys in Vim. As such, it is an inverted version of :help index. In addition, the page lists synonyms that can safely be mapped. Many more mappings are possible by combining keys. See the article "Follow my leader" in § External links below for hints on combining keys. In...

vim
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