1
4
Sed-bin: a sed to C translator written in sed (github.com/lhoursquentin)
3
From culinary dud to stud: how Dutch plant breeders built a brussels sprouts boo (npr.org)
2
Faster zlib/DEFLATE decompression on ARM64 and x86 (dougallj.wordpress.com)
2
K6: A web load testing tool, written in Golang and configured in JavaScript (github.com/grafana)
1
That's FAR-out, man: a kernel infoleak in Mac OS XNU (dfsec.com)
3
London cracked mobile phone coverage on the Underground (ianvisits.co.uk)
2
The Discoveries of Continuations [pdf] (ed.ac.uk)
2
HTTP RateLimit Headers (dotat.at)
1
Yacv (Yet Another Compiler Visualizer): LL and LR Parser Animations (github.com/ashutoshbsathe)
1
Incompatible Versions of RSS. (2004) (archive.org)
1
The convoy phenomenon in lock contention (acolyer.org)
3
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1
The ARM64 memory tagging extension in Linux (lwn.net)
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1
How does Golang know time.Now? (tpaschalis.me)
2
Maps of cities coloured by street/road/ave/etc. (erdavis.com)
2
Elsevier threatens others for linking to Sci-Hub but does so itself (eve.gd)
1
The J Incunabulum (tony-zorman.com)
1
Stoat: An open-source, user-first chat platform (github.com/stoatchat)
1
The Road to the Erlang JIT (erlang.org)
2
Deno: A Runtime for TypeScript Built with V8, Rust, and Tokio (deno.com)
3
A sign-off review checklist for PCB designs (github.com/azonenberg)
1
The Julian Period and Modified Julian Dates (researchgate.net)
1
Rust's SemVer snares: sizedness and size (wrenn.fyi)
1
Route 53 DNS: Amazon's premier AWS database (lastweekinaws.com)
1
Tempest Home: finding radio frequency side channels (duo.com)
2
Pulling a new proof from Knuth's fixed-point printer, with code in Ivy (swtch.com)
1
New Zealand geodetic datum deformation model (linz.govt.nz)
1
Testing ECC NMI in a cubesat boot loader: intentional flash corruption for STM32 (010.one)
1
Low-latency high-throughput garbage collection [pdf] (anu.edu.au)
1
An adequate left-associated binary numeral system in the lambda calculus (brics.dk)
2
How to Write Like a Person (lauriepenny.substack.com)
3
Libtree: Ldd as a tree saying why a library is found or not (github.com/haampie)
1
Where `rustc` spends its time (alopex.li)
1
Pseudorandom black swans: cache attacks on CTR_DRBG (cohney.info)
1
Clang hardening cheat sheet, ten years later (quarkslab.com)
2
Execline: A Small Scripting Language (skarnet.org)
2
Internet Anagram Server (wordsmith.org)
1
Who owns the memory? Who calls free? (lukefleed.xyz)
3
Marcin Wichary's favourite tech museums (aresluna.org)
2
Several Anti-Phonetic Alphabets (dal.ca)
4
Using eBPF to load-balance traffic across UDP sockets with Golang (bernat.ch)
2
Four ways to improve a perfect SQL join algorithm (remy.wang)
1
Who owns the memory? How big is your type? (lukefleed.xyz)
8
Raspberry Pi Reliability: how to reduce writes to your SD card (dzombak.com)
2
Who owns the wemory? What is an Object? (lukefleed.xyz)
5
What Is a PC Compatible? (codon.org.uk)
2
Quick and easy GPU random numbers (reedbeta.com)
1
What we're talking about, when we talk about data destruction (free-dissociation.com)
1
Hash Functions for GPU Rendering (jcgt.org)
1
In-Place Construction for Rust (y86-dev.github.io)
3
Partial evaluation and automatic program generation. (book, 1993) (itu.dk)
1
A survey of dynamic array structures (azmr.uk)
1
Don't Panic Better, fewer, syntax errors for LR parsers (soft-dev.org)
2
Building an Ansible training environment with FreeBSD jails (jpmens.net)
1
OpenAlex: The open catalog to the global research system (openalex.org)
1
Wpex: WireGuard packet relay for NAT traversal (github.com/weiiwang01)
5
A summary of USB-C cable features (docs.google.com)
1
For better videoconferencing at home on lousy links (ietf.org)
2
Eliminate branches by melding IR instructions (arxiv.org)
2
Sorting with Fibonacci numbers, and a Knuth reward check (orlp.net)
3
Preliminary discussion of the logical design of an electronic computer (1946) [pdf] (ias.edu)
3
Stonebraker: One size fits none: everything you learned in your DBMS class is wr (epfl.ch)
1
Inline PGP signatures considered harmful. (2014) (fifthhorseman.net)
2
Zig programming language 0.6.0 release notes (ziglang.org)
2
Destroying x86_64 instruction decoders with differential fuzzing (trailofbits.com)
7
Scientists Uncover the Universal Geometry of Geology (2020) (quantamagazine.org)
2
C++ chrono-compatible low-level date algorithms (howardhinnant.github.io)
3
A Comptime Calculus for Zig (pithlessly.github.io)
2
Several ways is which software can be surprisingly slow (gregoryszorc.com)
4
The rise and fall of the OLAP cube (holistics.io)
2
1M for Non-Specialists (pithlessly.github.io)
2
Raytracing in One Weekend (raytracing.github.io)
2
More on Shuffles (shreevatsa.net)
2
Deprecating Volatile in C++ (wg21.link)
5
Any Game of Life pattern can be constructed from just 15 gliders (mybluehost.me)
1
Automatic syntax error recovery in lrpar (tratt.net)
7
Votes for children Why we should lower the voting age to six (theguardian.com)
2
Easrng/schema: derive JSON schema from TypeScript type using LSP autocomplete (github.com/easrng)
3
Serde's zero-copy borrowing can be treacherous (yossarian.net)
2
Firefox's low-latency WebAssembly compiler (wingolog.org)
3
XTerm Control Sequences [pdf] (invisible-island.net)
1
Rust Views Tradeoffs (infoq.com)
3
Complete spatial safety for C and C++ using CHERI capabilities (cam.ac.uk)
2
How the CPython Compiler Works (tenthousandmeters.com)
25
A Century of Noether's Theorem (arxiv.org)
1
Summary of the USA federal government's zero-trust memo (bastionzero.com)
1
The Physics of Dissonance and Harmony (youtube.com)
2
Does the QUIC handshake require compression to be fast? (fastly.com)
2
"DevOps didn't exist when I started as a developer." (circleci.com)
1
Bypass Windows user interface privilege isolation via the CTF input method proto (projectzero.google)
8
Turning an old Amazon Kindle into a eInk development platform (2021) (lidskialf.net)
3
Vulcain: HTTP/2 server push for fast and idiomatic client-driven REST APIs (github.com/dunglas)
4
Python Anti-Patterns (quantifiedcode.com)
2
Not quite so broken TLS (nqsb.io)
1
From collisions to chosen-prefix collisions, applied to full SHA-1 [pdf] (iacr.org)
1
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2
Star Wars Vader vs. Kenobi, Reimagined (youtube.com)
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