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  • Thinking will become a hobby

    These lines are very difficult for me to write because I feel like digging my own grave. AI systems are improving by leaps and bounds. From the early 2022 fumbling release of ChatGPT, which couldn’t correctly count the number of a’s in my name (it claimed two), we reached OpenAI’s release of math…

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  • Migrating Git repos to SHA-256

    SHA-256 is the new object format in town, available since Git 2.42. It has a few benefits:

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  • Gentoo infrastructure sponsors wanted

    Gentoo Linux is made possible by many community donations and sponsors, together with the enthusiastic work of our developers. Unfortunately, this year several long-running sponsors were unable to continue their prior support, and at the moment we are looking for replacements.

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  • Beyond the &

    Rust has a number of kinds of smart pointers, both in the standard library and defined by user [...]

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  • jujutsu (jj) 0.46.0

    A Git-compatible VCS that is both simple and powerful - Release v0.46.0 · jj-vcs/jj

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  • The people holding up the internet

    Four billion phones ask one text file what time it is, and a lecturer at UCLA keeps it in his spare time. We counted who writes the software under your phone, from the code itself.

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  • I've Been Deindexed by Google

    I don't remember exactly when but, earlier in the year, I decided I didn't want this website to be indexed by search engines anymore. A lot of it has to do w...

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  • A rant about APIs

    I have had the displeasure of integrating with a few different APIs over the past few weeks while working to automate Vori’s onboarding flow. These APIs have been for systems including contract rendering and e-signature collection, invoicing/billing systems, CRMs, card processors and gateways, and…

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  • Software developers are not okay

    You can subscribe to the audio-only podcast feed over on Apple’s Podcast app and other apps if audio is more your speed.

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  • Calling a function in C without naming it

    My school has a controlled remote code execution environment to automatically grade the code we submit. The system checks execution, verifies proper formatting and surely has other checks not shown to the user (e.g. a code plagiarism detection tool1).

    Lobsters7 min read
  • rat's minimal register allocator

    rat is my smallish compiler backend (with a semi-working C99 frontend). Its x86-64 code generator translates the intermediate representation (IR) into x86-64 instructions. These use an unlimited number of virtual registers (vregs).

    Lobsters11 min read
  • Creating distro build tooling for a small community

    A lot of people have been commenting on this over time so I figured I would put together a little post summarizing my thoughts on the matter and everything else. The post is going to be quite large. Every section can be read more or less separately, but they are all connected to each other.

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