Modern C++ Programming: Busato(github.com)

67 points by KnuthIsGod 5 months ago | 13 comments

Fdupes: Identify or delete duplicate files(github.com)

82 points by tosh 3 years ago | 63 comments

Cwerg: C-like language that can be implemented in 10kLOC(github.com)

65 points by nateb2022 2 years ago | 38 comments

Julia for Economists (2022)(github.com)

95 points by sebg 2 years ago | 34 comments

P2pcf: P2P WebRTC via Cloudflare Workers(github.com)

81 points by rgbrgb 2 years ago | 25 comments

A Simulation in C++ of Joseph Weizenbaum's 1966 Eliza(github.com)

28 points by m1guelpf 1 year ago | 5 comments

C++ futures part 1: The mental model(devblogs.microsoft.com)

56 points by ibobev 6 days ago | 11 comments

Raymond Chen's Old New Thing post explaining the shared-state mental model behind C++ std::future, std::promise, and std::async with a simplified implementation.

Advanced Python Mastery(github.com)

650 points by a_bonobo 3 years ago | 130 comments

GitHub repository for David Beazley's Advanced Python Mastery course, with exercises, solutions, data files, and the course PDF.

Machine Learning in Production (CMU Course)(mlip-cmu.github.io)

435 points by azhenley 1 year ago | 32 comments

Course website for CMU's Spring 2025 Machine Learning in Production / AI Engineering class covering building, deploying, and maintaining ML-based software systems.

A hacker's guide to language models [video](youtube.com)

749 points by rrampage 3 years ago | 35 comments

YouTube video by Jeremy Howard titled "A Hackers' Guide to Language Models," a code-first introduction to using and understanding LLMs.

How do modern compilers choose which variables to put in registers?(langdev.stackexchange.com)

361 points by azeemba 1 year ago | 59 comments

A Stack Exchange question on Programming Language Design and Implementation asking how modern compilers decide which variables to place in registers.

Show HN: Build with Python – a beginner course where your code draws(scimigo.com)

27 points by davidwshao 21 days ago | 10 comments

First lesson of SciMigo's Build with Python course, a browser-based beginner Python course using Pyodide where code draws pictures on a canvas.