Graphite progress report (Q1 2024)
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10 years on, what would you change about Swift?
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Yet Another REST Client?
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Muse Book laptop features SpacemiT K1 octa-core RISC-V AI processor, up to 16GB RAM
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The Noise Protocol Framework
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Mind the Shift: Answering Common Questions About OpenTofu
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C2PA from the Attacker’s Perspective
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Yes, Ruby is fast, but…
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Symbolica
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Air-gapped Nextcloud for highly confidential data
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Adobe Photoshop Source Code
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ppstep: Interactive C/C++ preprocessor macro debugger
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Slop is the new name for unwanted AI-generated content
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It’s always TCP_NODELAY. Every damn time
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What are effective ways to sift through new research?
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You Need More Constraints
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Dafny Power User: Type-parameter modes: variance and cardinality preservation
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On Hack Club
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bash_tls: A minimal TLS 1.2 client implementation in a pure Bash script
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Microsoft PlayReady - complete client identity compromise
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Writing an SDK in Zig, Part 1
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Securing Git repositories with gittuf
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Rustls Gains OpenSSL and Nginx Compatibility
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Bitsquatting – DNS Hijacking without Exploitation (2011)
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datatype99: Algebraic data types for C99
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datatype99: Algebraic data types for C99
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The await event horizon in JavaScript
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A self-hosted dashboard that puts all your feeds in one place
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UTC, TAI, and UNIX time
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Objective-C implementations in Swift
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Compiling higher order functions with GADTs
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Memory errors in consumer devices
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Microkernels Meet Recursive Virtual Machines (2007)
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Automerge 2.2: Rich Text
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All error messages are necessarily bad to some degree
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Development notes from xkcd’s “Machine”
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It’s not about “Flakes vs. Channels”
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Test Failures Should Be Actionable
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Execa 9: our biggest release
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Rust through the ages
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Phoenix LiveView 1.0-rc is here
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How to use the Foreign Function API in Java 22 to Call C Libraries
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Broken Promises: The Nix Governance Discussions
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Undue base URL influence
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Log scales
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Introducing BIND9 dnssec-policy
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A quick look at the rewrite of coreutils with Rust and the history of NetBSD
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Serverless Runtime / Database Co-Design With Asynchronous I/O
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Raptor - A High Level Algorithmic Skeleton CUDA Library
Raptor is a high-level algorithmic skeleton C++ template library designed to ease the development of parallel programs using CUDA. It offers similar performance and capabilities to thrust, but offers a more abstract interface. Raptor provides a set of smart containers (vector, array, vector, scalar) and skeletons (map, reduce, scan, filter, sort) that can be applied over the smart containers. Containers can store the data both on the host (CPU) and device (GPU), and ex … ⌘ Read more

Optimizing Clickhouse Cost + CPU: 5 Tactics That Worked
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