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Three Architectures for a Responsive IDE
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-20T19:43:15Z
rust-analyzer.github.io
Journeying into XDP (express data path) for in-kernel DNS acceleration
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-20T18:43:12Z
labs.ripe.net
Repurposing FPGA-based products as development kits [pdf]
1 points
fanf2
2020-07-17T20:52:13Z
geeklan.co.uk
Unicode for Mayan Hieroglyphs
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-17T19:49:52Z
www.neh.gov
Twitter introduces a new, fully rebuilt developer API, launching next week
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-17T18:36:05Z
techcrunch.com
Rev-ind: a bash script to cleanly reverse-indent any file
1 points
fanf2
2020-07-16T23:12:25Z
github.com
Why even unused data needs to be valid in Rust
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-16T16:43:10Z
www.ralfj.de
IPv6 and the DNS
1 points
fanf2
2020-07-16T12:43:09Z
www.potaroo.net
Rewriting Fortran Software in Rust
151 points
fanf2
2020-07-15T10:43:14Z
mckeogh.tech
In search of 2.11BSD, as originally released
194 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T23:15:42Z
bsdimp.blogspot.com
MessagePack vs. CBOR (RFC7049)
12 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T22:04:29Z
diziet.dreamwidth.org
Futhark implements array bounds checking on the GPU
1 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T20:30:01Z
futhark-lang.org
SSSE3 Fast Popcount
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T15:20:11Z
0x80.pl
Understanding the F5 Big-IP RCE Vulnerability CVE-2020-5902
3 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T15:13:33Z
research.nccgroup.com
Color e-ink displays are arriving soon in eBook and e-note devices
3 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T12:43:14Z
goodereader.com
Too many objects: Reducing memory overhead from Python instances
1 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T10:43:08Z
pythonspeed.com
Making system(3) and popen(3) use Posix_spawn(3) on NetBSD
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-14T08:43:14Z
blog.netbsd.org
The computing demands of deep learning are so great that progress is stalling
4 points
fanf2
2020-07-13T12:43:12Z
www.wired.com
ARM64 Popcount in Golang and Assembler
93 points
fanf2
2020-07-13T08:43:10Z
barakmich.dev
Xerox 48-bit absolute internet and Ethernet host numbers. (1981) [pdf]
2 points
fanf2
2020-07-12T19:14:46Z
www.bitsavers.org
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