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| 2791. | Writing a Unix Shell (indradhanush.github.io) | |
| 193 points | 2017 | author dhanush showed up | their comment | thread
“Thank you for pointing these out. I've corrected my assumption and put up a disclaimer on the post.” | ||
| 2792. | Unikernels are secure (unikernel.org) | |
| 193 points | 2017 | author perbu showed up | their comment | thread
“I agree wholeheartedly. I wasn't thinking in absolutes, but I absolutely can understand how it could read that way. I could have titled the post "Unikernels are…” | ||
| 2793. | Move Fast and Migrate Things: How We Automated Migrations in Postgres (benchling.engineering) | |
| 193 points | 2019 | author vineetg showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks for the kind words! We would love open source some of the work we did - there are a few edge cases to still work out with deprecated_column and renamed_to before…” | ||
| 2794. | Dhall: A Non-Repetitive Alternative to YAML (dhall-lang.org) | |
| 193 points | 2019 | author Gabriel439 showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“the syntax is inspired by all three of Haskell/PureScript/Elm” | ||
| 2795. | Things Markdown got wrong (swyx.io) | |
| 193 points | 2020 | author swyx showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“wow I didn't expect this to shoot up so quickly! Obviously I love Markdown and use it every day. But like with everything you live with every day, you notice the little…” | ||
| 2796. | Operating a Tor Relay (birb007.github.io) | |
| 193 points | 2020 | author birb007 showed up | their comment | thread
“I thought of it as "is one person escaping an authoritarian regime to communicate freely worth more or less than ten people buying drugs?". A criminal will always find…” | ||
| 2797. | Node Modules at War: Why CommonJS and ES Modules Can’t Get Along (redfin.engineering) | |
| 193 points | 2020 | author dfabulich showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“You were not using native ESM in Node years ago. Node 14 shipped with unflagged ESM support just this year. (If I had to take a guess, you were probably transpiling…” | ||
| 2798. | Google could have killed Facebook with the flick of a switch (shaneosullivan.wordpress.com) | |
| 193 points | 2021 | author shaneos showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Unfortunately no - we had many thousands of customers, most of whom had no control over their machines (low level employees at ad agencies). As a company, Facebook has…” | ||
| 2799. | Chiptunes on an ATtiny4 and the 3 Cent Micro (gir.st) | |
| 193 points | 2021 | author girst showed up | their comment | thread
“What a nice surprise to see my project turn up here :) If you have any questions, shoot!” | ||
| 2800. | On Emacs 28’ context menu and Unix mouse-usage in general (ruzkuku.com) | |
| 193 points | 2021 | author daptaq showed up | their comment | thread
“and didn't expect this to end up here. To clarify, I wrote the first section because polemics are fun, not because I am claiming to have discovered something radical. My…” | ||
| 2801. | Exploring FPGA Graphics (projectf.io) | |
| 193 points | 2022 | author WillFlux showed up | their comment | thread
“I've almost finished a complete overhaul of this series: animation and double-buffering are coming in October. I'd be happy to field any questions you have.” | ||
| 2802. | Exploring Gleam, a type-safe language on the BEAM (christopher.engineering) | |
| 193 points | 2024 | author llcoolchris_ showed up | their comment | thread
“I knew about F# since my university days and I'm guilty for not really dig into it except for toys projects. I worked in many companies and most of them were Microsoft…” | ||
| 2803. | Playing guitar tablatures in Rust (agourlay.github.io) | |
| 193 points | 2024 | author agourlay showed up | their comment | thread
“Happy to answer any questions.” | ||
| 2804. | Pnut: A C to POSIX shell compiler you can trust (pnut.sh) | |
| 193 points | 2024 | author laurenth showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Because all shell variables in code generated by pnut are numbers, variables never contain whitespace or special characters and don't need to be quoted. We considered…” | ||
| 2805. | The Globus INK: a mechanical navigation computer for Soviet spaceflight (2023) (righto.com) | |
| 193 points | 2024 | author kens showed up | their comment | thread
“P.S. there are two more parts to the series, going into more details on the Globus, explaining the circuitry and the "algorithms":” | ||
| 2806. | Ruby Blocks (tech.stonecharioteer.com) | |
| 193 points | 2025 | author stonecharioteer showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I did use Gemini for the post image, I cannot draw and I'm not using my blog to monetize anything so I don't think there's anything wrong in AI generated images.” | ||
| 2807. | A practical use for space-filling curves (www2.isye.gatech.edu) | |
| 192 points | 2011 | author jjb3 showed up | their comment | thread
“Hello All! I am one of the authors. Thanks for the interesting comments. The web page is not intended to be a study but rather an enticement to read the technical papers…” | ||
| 2808. | LulzSec supposedly claims its biggest coup yet: The entire UK 2011 Census (thenextweb.com) | |
| 192 points | 2011 | author m4tt showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote the article and have been trying to trace the authenticity of the release. I am still waiting to hear back from the Office of National Statistics, which at the…” | ||
| 2809. | Why Samsung Knox Isn't Really a Fort Knox (mobilesecurityares.blogspot.com) | |
| 192 points | 2014 | author _ares__ showed up | their comment | thread
“I responded to the press release from Samsung and updated my blog article: As Samsung responded with an official press release regarding my blog article () I also want…” | ||
| 2810. | Microservices? Please Don't (dzone.com) | |
| 192 points | 2016 | author StabbyCutyou showed up | their comment | thread
“Quickly, on the "elementary" nature of the post, this was adapted from a lightning talk I gave, and so it was sort of designed to be a very quick introduction into the…” | ||
| 2811. | Benchmarking Google’s new TPUv2 (blog.riseml.com) | |
| 192 points | 2018 | author elmarhaussmann showed up | their comment (+6 more) | thread
“Note that the TPU supports larger batch sizes because it has more RAM. We tested multiple batch sizes for GPUs and reported the fastest one. We'll try increasing the…” | ||
| 2812. | Nixery: Transparently build and serve containers using Nix (github.com) | |
| 192 points | 2019 | author tazjin showed up | their comment | thread
“The actual content layers (i.e. those containing Nix store paths) are going to be the same, but metadata layers (those containing the image name and the references to…” | ||
| 2813. | Remembering the LAN (crawshaw.io) | |
| 192 points | 2020 | author crawshaw showed up | their comment | thread
“FWIW, I wrote this blog post a long time ago, when I was trying to understand what the product we were building is and why I like it. I sat on it for months because I…” | ||
| 2814. | Web Clipper Browser Extension with Automatic Content Extraction, Now Open Source (github.com) | |
| 192 points | 2020 | author laybak showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“this comment already made my day :) feel free to take the code and run with it, and let me know if you have any suggestions/questions” | ||
| 2815. | Asking developers to do QA is broken – why anyone should own QA (rainforestqa.com) | |
| 192 points | 2021 | author fredsters_s showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“You are absolutely right: the optimal setup is a cross-functional team of domain experts collaborating on solving the customer's problem. The article is meant to point…” | ||
| 2816. | Generics facilitators in Go (rakyll.org) | |
| 192 points | 2021 | author zyedidia showed up | their comment | thread
“I think there is definitely room for improvement in the iterator API. I intend to experiment with more implementations in the coming weeks with the goal of settling on…” | ||
| 2817. | Deploy a Gmail-like email server in 30 (ish) minutes (andycallaghan.com) | |
| 192 points | 2021 | author acallaghan showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Is an attack on me personally, nothing about the article. The article also took much longer than 30 minutes to 'knock out' - more like 3 hours all in all” | ||
| 2818. | Hacking Reolink cameras for fun and profit (2020) (thirtythreeforty.net) | |
| 192 points | 2022 | author thrtythreeforty showed up | their comment | thread
“Some very smart contributors have helped decode another layer of the Baichuan protocol - I actually missed the "media wrapper" because it happened to work without…” | ||
| 2819. | Tiniest x86-64-Linux emulator (github.com) | |
| 192 points | 2022 | author jart showed up | their comment | thread
“Right now it's being tested by running precompiled binaries. See Most of these test binaries are sourced from the cosmopolitan repository, and many of those come from…” | ||
| 2820. | Losing faith in testing (registerspill.thorstenball.com) | |
| 192 points | 2024 | author misternugget showed up | their comment | thread
“Yeah, I worked at Sourcegraph and I do think we built some high-quality stuff and we did write tests. I also think a lot of them were necessary. But, like I wrote here,…” | ||
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