48
4
Allbirds shares jump over 400% on plans to pivot to AI from sneakers (reuters.com)
1
A Trip Through the Graphics Pipeline (gitbook.io)
3
Deskilling (wikipedia.org)
2
Garry's List – the Y Combinator CEO's civic engagement project (garryslist.org)
2
Electricity Maps (electricitymaps.com)
4
OpenBSD.Amsterdam (openbsd.amsterdam)
6
Subreddit collapses as OpenAI retires GPT-4o and terminates dozens of AI lovers (reddit.com)
2
Subreddit collapses as OpenAI retires GPT-4o and the chance to have an AI lover
1
Warhammer 40K Fanart Gallery (40k.gallery)
1
Ask HN: How would you design an LLM-unfriendly language?
1
Arthur C. Clarke: The Nine Billion Names of God (1953) (hex.ooo)
1
Building intuition around Rust borrow errors (quinedot.github.io)
1
Suggestions for building intuition around Rust borrow errors (quinedot.github.io)
1
The simplest thing that could possibly work (2004) (artima.com)
48
It's all about momentum (combo.cc)
5
Most of What You Read on the Internet Is Written by Insane People (2018) (reddit.com)
1
Poet-Diplomat (wikipedia.org)
1
The Cathedral and the Bizarre (marktarver.com)
1
Using Godot for GUI App Development (2024) (popcar.bearblog.dev)
47
Nostr and ATProto (2024) (shreyanjain.net)
2
Djot is a light markup syntax derived from Markdown (djot.net)
2
A Platform-Jumping Prince (jordanmechner.com)
1
Technologies as Forms of Life [pdf] (charleston.edu)
4
How to live 100 years (ca. 1558) (archive.org)
1
A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy (2003) (archive.org)
2
Comparing floating-point numbers (2012) (randomascii.wordpress.com)
4
Loko Scheme, an optimizing, bare-metal Scheme compiler (scheme.fail)
22
[flagged] Why are there no thunderstorms in the UK? (onepotscience.com)
3
Venture Capital Extremism (vcinfodocs.com)
1
Implementing a Thread Library on Linux (2003) (evanjones.ca)
2
Futurist Programming Notes (1994) (graficaobscura.com)
34
From string to AST: parsing (2019) (kubuszok.com)
1
Permacomputing Aesthetic in Computational Art, Design and Culture (2023) [pdf] (monoskop.org)
17
Why does Lisp use cons cells? (1998) (xach.com)
1
Lisp is Not an Acceptable Lisp (2006) (steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
1
Practical compilation of fexprs using partial evaluation (arxiv.org)
3
Can anything spark Europe's economy back to life? (economist.com)
3
Parsing Expressions by Recursive Descent (mun.ca)
2
Building Your Own Dynamic Language (2007) [video] (youtube.com)
48
The Syndicated Actor Model (syndicate-lang.org)
1
Actors, Tuples, and π (mobile-process-calculi-for-programming-...
8
Tell HN: Please add a way for people to contact you in your profile
12
Making CCP tech open source will enable EVE Online to live forever (gamesindustry.biz)
1
Certified Email (wikipedia.org)
1
A Crash Course on the Depths of Win32 Structured Exception Handling (1997) (bytepointer.com)
3
Pratt parsing and precedence climbing are the same algorithm (2016) (oilshell.org)
17
Working with jumbo/unity builds in C/C++ (austinmorlan.com)
3
Ask HN: How to monetize the one-off service?
1
Prosperity Public License – the all-in-one noncommercial software license (prosperitylicense.com)
1
The Parity Public License (paritylicense.com)
27
Making Sense of Acquire-Release Semantics (davekilian.com)
1
IPv6 architecture and subnetting guide for network engineers and operators (apnic.net)
1
System Extensions from Flatpak (gnome.org)
1
Packrat Parsing from Scratch (bruce-hill.com)
9
Beware of the Turing tar-pit (2004) (raganwald.com)
2
Community (combo.cc)
3
Explicit Sync Merged into Wayland (zamundaaa.github.io)
2
Today marks the 120th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale between UK and France (wikipedia.org)
103
Stop Killing Games (stopkillinggames.com)
38
Ask HN: How to run an old-school mailing list?
2
Ask HN: What do you recommend for SaaS broadcast emails?
1
The Gervais Principle, or the Office According to "The Office" (2009) (ribbonfarm.com)
1
The PIOSEE decision model for critical situations (franciscomelojr.ca)
3
How legacy IPv6 addresses can spoil your network privacy (2022) (theregister.com)
1
Transatlantic exchange shaped Italy's illustrious coffee culture (qz.com)
1
On the design of Text Editors (arxiv.org)
1
YAMLScript – a functional programming language whose syntax is encoded in YAML (yamlscript.org)
12
Flathub: One million active users and growing (flathub.org)
24
Show HN: Bernard – a link checker for your website (bernard.app)
90
Speedbump – a TCP proxy to simulate variable network latency (github.com/kffl)
14
Bootstrapping a simple compiler from nothing (2002) (archive.org)
8
Terse: A language with hi-level look-and-feel, low-level control (1995) [pdf] (terse.com)
1
No moon landing until 2026 after NASA delays next 2 Artemis missions (space.com)
47
How does one patch KDE2 under FreeBSD? (2012) (knowyourmeme.com)
1
Shall we fork Fedora? (2014) (archive.org)
28
Pascal in Forth (1983) (tangentstorm.github.io)
2
Bootstrapping a simple compiler from nothing (2002) (archive.org)
1
Lossless web navigation with trails (2017) (freecodecamp.org)
36
Ask HN: Reddit died, nothing took its place. What will happen when HN dies?
75
The British Library URL has been offline due to cyberattack for 10 days (bl.uk)
1
The unreasonable UX of email verification (combo.cc)
60
Work only 3 hours a day, but everyday (2016) (plumshell.com)
66
Zip – How not to design a file format (2021) (greggman.com)
1
Ronald Wayne, the third Apple co-founder (wikipedia.org)
3
The PGP Problem (2019) (latacora.com)
2
The DNSSEC Root Signing Ceremony (cloudflare.com)
2
Does computer science have a future? (2009) (tekkie.wordpress.com)
82
[dupe] Fan-made port of Wipeout (PSX) for modern browsers (phoboslab.org)
72
The Bipolar Lisp Programmer (2007) (marktarver.com)
21
Ask HN: What is the most powerful, fully open, fully programmable computer?
47
My history with Forth and stack machines (2010) (yosefk.com)
3
A short ballad dedicated to the growth of programs (1986) (ashwinram.org)
3
Cola – combined lambda/object architecture (piumarta.com)
2
Home Office backs facial recognition technology to curb shoplifting (theguardian.com)
2
ELIZA (wikipedia.org)
1
M-x doctor (emacswiki.org)
264
A Firefox-only minimap (2021) (stefanjudis.com)
39
[flagged] BRICS gold-backed currency coming in August (dailyreckoning.com)
2