Python 3.13 Gets a JIT(tonybaloney.github.io)
1023 points by todsacerdoti | 504 comments
Blog post by Anthony Shaw explaining the experimental copy-and-patch JIT compiler added to CPython for Python 3.13.
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1023 points by todsacerdoti | 504 comments
Blog post by Anthony Shaw explaining the experimental copy-and-patch JIT compiler added to CPython for Python 3.13.
988 points by MrBruh | 411 comments
A security researcher's blog post describing how exposed Firebase credentials at AI hiring vendor Chattr gave access to data across many US fast food chains.
581 points by jasonhansel | 145 comments
A Physics Stack Exchange question asking why holding a remote car key fob against your head or body extends its range.
492 points by benrutter | 375 comments
A personal blog essay reflecting on how the web has shifted from discovering independent websites to algorithmic social media feeds.
458 points by jlevers | 191 comments
Homepage of WikiHouse, an open-source building system for simple, zero-carbon timber houses that anyone can design and build.
431 points by drdeca | 194 comments
A 2022 Dynomight blog post rebutting Wirecutter's negative assessment of IKEA's air purifiers.
429 points by jacksoncheek | 439 comments
A simple web tool where you enter a flight number to check whether the scheduled aircraft is a Boeing 737 MAX.
390 points by mozvalentin | 225 comments
A GitHub issue in the webcompat/web-bugs repository reporting that www.google.com loads as a blank page in Firefox Mobile 121 on Android 13.
379 points by trelane | 148 comments
LWN archive of an openwrt-devel mailing list post by John Crispin proposing the OpenWrt One router hardware to celebrate 20 years of OpenWrt.
366 points by thunderbong | 102 comments
The website for Turing Complete, a game about building a computer from logic gates, which returned a 502 Bad Gateway error when captured.
329 points by MurizS | 302 comments
Bloomberg news article reporting that Amazon-owned Twitch will cut about 500 employees, roughly 35% of its staff, to stem losses.
318 points by adamfeldman | 303 comments
Red Planet Labs blog post by Nathan Marz arguing that traditional databases impose needless complexity and that newer approaches make it unnecessary.
295 points by DreamGen | 450 comments
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156 points by ryukafalz | 91 comments
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76 points by surprisetalk | 19 comments