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GentleOS/32 - Hobby OS for vintage 16-bit PCs
GentleOS/16 is a hobby OS for vintage 16-bit PCs
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The Endless Temptation of Claude - Discard Pile
This post is inspired by the creator of Paint.NET announcing that he has added WINE/Linux support to his art program by using Claude to code it, leading users to have...
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: InfrastructureClaude
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osa1 - Why I'm excited about effect systems
Imagine a programming language where you can have full control over whether and how functions, modules, or libraries interact with shared resources like the scheduler for threading, the file system and other OS-level resources like sockets and other file...
Topics: Programming
Entities: Programming
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Rambles around computer science
My recent forays in x86 segmentation (1 2) made me notice a trend in the evolution of x86: the decline of fine-grained memory protection, both across the move to 64-bit and indeed before that in the fast system calling features. These both partially hobbled...
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How accurate have Ed Zitron's AI skeptic predictions been?
I was curious how well the predictions of the most widely cited AI skeptic I've seen (Ed Zitron) have done, so I looked at how his predictions panned out. To disclose my own biases, I've never had a particularly strong pro or anti AI progress position. For...
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RISC-V interpreter from the future · Project Abundance
High-performance RISC-V interpreter with a lot of compelling features using nightly Rust
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Agent Grit Is a Double-Edged Sword - exe.dev blog
The same behavior that makes an agent like Sol useful also makes it a security risk.
Topics: Security
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The pattern language of software architecture
Architectural Metapatterns is a compendium that organizes architectural patterns according to their structure and function into a universal pattern language.
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Texttile, a multiplayer blog engine for people who write together – Klaus Breyer
My wife and I have blogged about every trip since our honeymoon 10 years ago. For the people at home, for ourselves later, and by now for our children. We took turns writing, but both had photos and videos on their phones. The text was never the hard part....