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April 23

Does using Rust really make your software safer? - Blog - Tweede golf

tweedegolf.nl

In 2021, a vulnerability was discovered in the Nucleus real-time operating system, sold by Siemens. According...
In 2021, a vulnerability was discovered in the Nucleus real-time operating system, sold by Siemens. According to security researchers:(...) more than 3 billion devices use this real-time operating system, such as ultrasound machines, storage systems, critical systems for avionics and others. In other words, this cod...

rust
1
April 23

GPU Compilation with MLIR

vectorfold.studio

Continuing on from last time, now that we have our transformer primitives that we need to...
Continuing on from last time, now that we have our transformer primitives that we need to optimize, let's look at how we can translate high-level tensor operations (like softmax, attention, etc) expressed in MLIR down to low-level code that can run in parallel on Nvidia GPUs to improve our performance. To do that we...

compilers programming
1
April 23

14 Advanced Python Features

edward-li.com

python
3
April 23

Commodore 64 Assembly, part 4: how does the machine execute machine code?

sapka.pl

assembly hardware retrocomputing
1
April 23

Coding as Craft: Going Back to the Old Gym

cekrem.github.io

ai career clean architecture coding craft
2
April 23

How to quickly charge your smartphone: fast charging technologies in detail

eb43.github.io

android hardware ios
2
April 23

Closer to the Edge: Hyperscaling Have I Been Pwned with Cloudflare Workers and Caching

troyhunt.com

azure cloudflare have i been pwned scaling
2
April 23

Exploiting Undefined Behavior in C/C++ Programs for Optimization: A Study on the Performance Impact

utl.pt

pdf
2
April 22

ClickHouse gets lazier (and faster): Introducing lazy materialization

clickhouse.com

databases
2
April 22

where flakes fall off: an eval cache tale

santi.net.br

flakes nix
1
April 22

Nine Reasons to Use OSH

oils.pub

programming unix
1
April 22

Home | A5

a5geo.org

design math
1
April 22

GitHub - fosskers/parcom: Simple parser combinators for Common Lisp.

github.com

lisp
2
April 22

Start with a clean slate: Integration testing with PostgreSQL

dogac.dev

We have been using PostgreSQL as our primary database in production for 4 over years, however...
We have been using PostgreSQL as our primary database in production for 4 over years, however over time, as our database grew bigger and reached over 500 tables in a single monolithic application, we had to come up with smart ways to manage it. PostgreSQL is a database that is capable of handling hundreds of tables ...

databases open-source programming testing
1
April 22

Detecting if an expression is constant in C

neocities.org

compilers performance
2
April 22

Event-Hidden Architectures | Skip

skiplabs.io

One of the most powerful and consistent trends in software for the past decade has been...
One of the most powerful and consistent trends in software for the past decade has been the move from single stack to cloud native applications. Cloud native applications are inherently distributed and have become popular as developers are drawn to the convenience of containers and platform-as-a-service infrastructu...

programming
1
April 22

GitHub - ericjenott/Evertop: E-ink IBM XT clone with solar power, ultra low power consumption, and ultra long battery life.

github.com

hardware retrocomputing
2
April 22

Adding shortcodes to the Marksmith editor - Avo

avohq.io

Occasionally, when creating content using an editor, be it Markdown or WYSIWYG, we need specific parts...
Occasionally, when creating content using an editor, be it Markdown or WYSIWYG, we need specific parts that exceed standard formatting options. Whether it’s highlighting important information, adding visually enriched snippets or embedding third-party content, the basic editor features often fall short. This is where adding a short code or callout feature is useful. In this article, we will learn how to add shortcode support...

crud operations software rails admin rails admin gem rails admin package
1
April 22

Make Your Own Internet Presence with NetBSD and a 1 euro VPS – Part 1: Your Blog

dragas.net

For many years, I've been using (and appreciating) NetBSD because it's stable, efficient, and reliable. The...
For many years, I've been using (and appreciating) NetBSD because it's stable, efficient, and reliable. The codebase has proven its reliability, running without reboots for years without issues. It supports ZFS (though differently than FreeBSD), LVM (useful for those accustomed to it on Linux), the ability to take f...

netbsd
1
April 22

Pipelining might be my favorite programming language feature

herecomesthemoon.net

programming
2
April 22

Attacking My Landlord's Boiler - videah's blog

videah.net

hardware reversing
2
April 22

Cheating the Reaper in Go · mcyoung

mcyoung.xyz

go
3
April 22

Decentralizing Schemes

tbray.org

distributed web
2
April 22

First impressions of Pocket Flow’s tutorial generator

technicalwriting.dev

diff --git a/nodes.py b/nodes.py index 67ab034..0efa6d1 100644 --- a/nodes.py +++ b/nodes.py @@ -117,11 +134,12 @@ Codebase...
diff --git a/nodes.py b/nodes.py index 67ab034..0efa6d1 100644 --- a/nodes.py +++ b/nodes.py @@ -117,11 +134,12 @@ Codebase Context: {context} {language_instruction}Analyze the codebase context. -Identify the top 5-10 core most important abstractions to help those new to the codebase. +Identify the core abstractions...

ai practices programming
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