Atom vs. RSS (via janus) — discussion

#browsers #web

Sécurix, a NixOS-based secure operating system tailored for small to medium-sized teams (via Verfeuil) — discussion

#nix

Things that go wrong with disk IO (by eatonphil) — discussion

#databases #linux

ASK: Oscura Vim Colorscheme – New Variant & Improvements (by vinitkme)

#vim

Ruby Central's OSS Changelog: March 2025 (via soulcutter) — discussion

#release #ruby

ASK: Tag Proposal: logicprogramming (by veqq)

#meta

Pile of Eternal Rejections: The Cost of Garbage Collection for State Machine Replication – Aleksey Charapko (via yorickpeterse) — discussion

#performance #plt

Spade, a hardware description language inspired by modern software languages (via kaycebasques) — discussion

#hardware #plt

“Normal” engineers are the key to great teams (via startuplover99) — discussion

#practices

Piranesi’s Perspective Trick (via knl) — discussion

#graphics

AI is the future of accessibility (via Kerrick) — discussion

#a11y #ai

Why Anthropic’s Claude still hasn’t beaten Pokémon (via eduard) — discussion

#ai #games

How to Write Blog Posts that Developers Read (by mtlynch) — discussion

#practices

Elastic BBQ: Better Binary Quantization in Lucene & Elasticsearch (via Mordo) — discussion

#ai #performance

Building Standardized AI Tools with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) (via youngbrioche) — discussion

#ai #java

Writing Useful Documentation (via iggle) — discussion

#practices

prepare()-ing for execution: a new API for process creation (by fuz) — discussion

#api #show #unix

War story: the hardest bug I ever debugged (via anunaym14) — discussion

#debugging

RealtimeKit and CPU Scheduling (by venam) — discussion

#linux

Decent-Auth: backend auth library that works in several different languages via WASM (via taras) — discussion

#wasm #web