r/programming • u/ythl • 2d ago
How to Gaslight JavaScript Programmers
bryanpg.com
38
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r/programming • u/Tornado547 • 1d ago
Solving Strange Website Behavior Found in the Wild
hyasynthesized.github.io
11
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r/programming • u/kiteska • 2d ago
Rendering untrusted HTML email, safely
making.close.com
16
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r/programming • u/henk53 • 2d ago
Campfire port in Java is faster than Rust. Some thoughts about JEP 544 (AOT Code Compilation)
reddit.com
34
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r/programming • u/sindresorhus • 2d ago
This Website Is Now Made in Swift
sindresorhus.com
76
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r/programming • u/jacobs-tech-tavern • 2d ago
Maths, Metal, and Mandelbrot
blog.jacobstechtavern.com
8
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r/programming • u/alexdmiller • 2d ago
In Context - Rich Hickey (Clojure/Conj 2026)
youtube.com
12
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r/programming • u/IiIIIlllllLliLl • 2d ago
Pcodec is awesome! 15% smaller and 2x faster than ClickHouse's DoubleDelta
tomalard.github.io
30
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Two weeks ago, I posted about how ClickHouse outcompressed Parquet on my IoT dataset.
But just days ago, pcodec was merged into ClickHouse, and it significantly improves on compression ratio while also trading blows on decompression speed with the previous schema.
It's a rather niche and sophisticated codec though, at least compared to the ones we had before in ClickHouse, so I thought I'd make a post where I try to explain the key conceptual ideas behind it. Enjoy!
r/programming • u/mttd • 2d ago
Genera for the Initiated: Inside Symbolics Lisp Machines
youtube.com
2
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r/programming • u/Adventurous-Salt8514 • 2d ago
Thoughts on Dynamic Consistency Boundary
event-driven.io
6
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r/programming • u/iximiuz • 3d ago
How Containers Work: Building a Docker-like Container From Scratch
labs.iximiuz.com
158
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r/programming • u/Rupour • 3d ago
How tough can emoji be?
totaldraw.com
37
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Turns out, quite tough!
r/programming • u/RndmPrsn11 • 2d ago
Borrow Checking Zero-Cost Cyclic Mutability
antelang.org
1
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r/programming • u/sysrpl • 3d ago
ANN: Free Pascal Compiler Now Has Dynamic Package Support
getlazarus.org
20
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r/programming • u/verdagon • 3d ago
A New Way to Think About Borrow Checking (In Reverse)
verdagon.dev
38
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r/programming • u/_SamT • 3d ago
Trials and Tribulation of Native Lua Compilation
samyeyo.github.io
8
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Here is an article I wrote about what I’ve been going through while attempting to compile Lua into multiplatform C++, and what that actually requires.
It covers the semantic constraints of Lua, the runtime behavior that needs to be preserved, and how those pieces map onto generated C++ code across different toolchains.
It might be a good read for anyone interested in language implementation or compiler design.
r/programming • u/Ok_Stomach6651 • 3d ago
Automated Accessibility Testing at Slack
slack.engineering
5
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r/programming • u/GenericAHHyoutuber • 2d ago
A Vim User's Answer to Tab Management Nightmare
godobject.dev
0
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r/programming • u/mttd • 3d ago
Mobile Application GPU Optimization Guide
arm-software.github.io
12
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r/programming • u/f311a • 4d ago
Python's binary wheels and supply chain attacks
rushter.com
85
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r/programming • u/IndicationAntique667 • 4d ago
I Traced a Postgres INSERT to Raw Bytes on Disk
youtu.be
42
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r/programming • u/zeroone • 4d ago
Much Ado About Seven Bytes
meatfighter.com
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An exploration of seven bytes that fooled Peter Norton.