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451.
Zerobrew: A drop-in, 5-20x faster, experimental Homebrew alternative(github.com)
5 points by signa11 9mo ago|0 comments
452.
Modern C++ Use in Chromium(chromium.googlesource.com)
2 points by signa11 9mo ago|0 comments
453.
Dcli: Declarative Package Management for Arch Linux (Inspired by NixOS)(gitlab.com)
1 points by signa11 9mo ago|0 comments
454.
Asciinema: Making Movies at the Command-Line(lwn.net)
2 points by signa11 9mo ago|0 comments
455.
Remotely unlocking an encrypted hard disk with systemd initrd on Arch(jyn.dev)
8 points by signa11 9mo ago|0 comments
456.
I made Zig compute 33M satellite positions in 3 seconds(atempleton.bearblog.dev)
190 points by signa11 9mo ago|19 comments
457.
Some C habits I employ for the modern day(unix.dog)
8 points by signa11 9mo ago|0 comments
458.
Some C habits I employ for the modern day(unix.dog)
221 points by signa11 9mo ago|158 comments
459.
by signa11 10mo ago
a quick kagi search revealed this: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20250222.html , perhaps it might work for you too ?
460.
Predictions for the New Year(lwn.net)
1 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
461.
Cursor CEO Built a Browser Using AI, but Does It Work?(finalroundai.com)
2 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
462.
eBPF Party: Interactive eBPF Playground(ebpf.party)
4 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
463.
by signa11 10mo ago
i will go for ‘aint gonna happen for a 1000 dollars alex’
464.
In Memory of Frank Gehry(systemsapproach.org)
3 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
465.
A tiny LM that does inference at compile time(github.com)
3 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
466.
C++ std::move doesn't move anything: A deep dive into Value Categories(0xghost.dev)
252 points by signa11 10mo ago|211 comments
467.
Google Is Adding an 'AI Inbox' to Gmail That Summarizes Emails(wired.com)
2 points by signa11 10mo ago|1 comments
468.
Episode 29 of the Dirk and Linus show(lwn.net)
2 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
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Treating UI Regions as Independent Actors Makes Terminal State Manageable(rodriguez.today)
2 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
470.
Linus T: "The AI Slop Issue Is *Not* Going to Be Solved with Documentation"(phoronix.com)
7 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
471.
The Slow Way Is the Fast Way(mark-samples.com)
1 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
472.
Relax for the Same Result(sive.rs)
1 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
473.
PMU Counters on Apple Silicon(blog.bugsiki.dev)
4 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
474.
Modern C++ Programming Course(github.com)
2 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
475.
Freestyle Linked Lists Tricks(nullprogram.com)
1 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
476.
by signa11 10mo ago
is that actually surprising ? once data leaves the fs and is all (or in part) bought into a processes memory, access is just limited by the memory bandwidth. ofcourse if you start touching uncached data things slow down, but just for a shor
477.
by signa11 10mo ago
the title is bit misleading, and all the article sez is to ``` To find out more about why 2025 failed to become the Year of the AI Agent, I recommend reading my full New Yorker piece . ``` so essentially, just go and read the new-
478.
by signa11 10mo ago
> There’s often the question of communication overhead between people; Claude would remove that. ... and replace that with communication overhead with claude ?
479.
I automatically generated minutes for five years of IETF meetings(educatedguesswork.org)
2 points by signa11 10mo ago|0 comments
480.
Was it a billion dollar mistake?(gingerbill.org)
61 points by signa11 10mo ago|80 comments

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