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ZenVer: A post-modern versioning scheme that does not suck (github.com)
The ultimate guide to Haskell Strings (hasufell.github.io)
Readability of optimized Kotlin code (romainguy.dev)
An observation about tail calls (2011) (enyo.de)
Parsing PNG images in Mojo (fnands.com)
Garbage collectors are scary (enyo.de)
Temporal - Good things happen (recife.pfeodrippe.com)
Can GCC use Clang as its assembler? (briancallahan.net)
Reference Counting with Linear Types (discourse.haskell.org)
Datalog, Chain-Forward Computation, and Relational Algebra (kmicinski.com)
Nerves Notes (wiki.alopex.li)
Exploring the c4... compiler? (registerspill.thorstenball.com)
Glasgow Haskell Compiler Version 9.10.1 (downloads.haskell.org)
Why the CORDIC algorithm lives rent-free in my head (github.com)
Why bother with Scripting? (2021) (brrt-to-the-future.blogspot.com)
Lessons learned reinventing the Python notebook (marimo.io)
Using Python Projects With Pixi (prefix.dev)
Methods Should Be Object Safe (nora.codes)
SK logic in egglog (chriswarbo.net)
How to Install Python on a Mac (freecodecamp.org)
Abusing Conda's YAML comments that are actually Python expressions (astrid.tech)
Yes, Ruby is fast, but… (dev.to)
Distributed system daemons with Shepherd and Goblins funded by NLnet (spritely.institute)
Dafny Power User: Type-parameter modes: variance and cardinality preservation (leino.science)
Compiling higher order functions with GADTs (injuly.in)
Automerge 2.2: Rich Text (automerge.org)
Rust through the ages (ncameron.org)
Phoenix LiveView 1.0-rc is here (phoenixframework.org)
Raptor - A High Level Algorithmic Skeleton CUDA Library (dma-neves.github.io)
Raptor is a high-level algorithmic skeleton C++ template library designed to ease the development of parallel programs using CUDA. It offers similar performance and capabilities to thrust, but offers a more abstract interface. Raptor provides a set of smart containers (vector, array, vector<array>, ...
Arm's work on GCC-14 (community.arm.com)