Implementing the Transcendental Functions in Ivy(commandcenter.blogspot.com)

31 points by chmaynard 9 months ago | 6 comments

Self-referential functions and the design of options (2014)(commandcenter.blogspot.com)

11 points by hambes 8 months ago | 2 comments

Self-modifying code using GCC (2011)(nikmav.blogspot.com)

48 points by jstrieb 3 years ago | 13 comments

The Technology (2014)(paulbuchheit.blogspot.com)

17 points by previnder 2 years ago | 1 comments

Building GCC 1.27 (first GCC with x86 support) (2019)(kristerw.blogspot.com)

71 points by peter_d_sherman 2 years ago | 32 comments

Dynamic Languages Strike Back (2008)(steve-yegge.blogspot.com)

39 points by curling_grad 3 years ago | 22 comments

How I keep myself alive using Golang(bytesizego.com)

625 points by ingve 2 years ago | 107 comments

A blog post by Matt Boyle on byteSizeGo describing how he uses Go and an incident management mindset to manage a complex medical condition.

Vision Pro: What we got wrong at Oculus that Apple got right(hugo.blog)

803 points by wolverine876 2 years ago | 768 comments

Blog post by Hugo Barra assessing Apple Vision Pro as an over-engineered devkit, comparing it with Oculus and arguing Meta could have its Android moment.

How to start a Go project in 2023(boyter.org)

390 points by taylorbuley 3 years ago | 169 comments

Ben Boyter's blog post giving an updated 2023 guide for newcomers on installing Go, starting a project, learning the language, and related tooling.

Why GitHub won(blog.gitbutler.com)

582 points by hardwaregeek 2 years ago | 453 comments

Blog post by GitHub cofounder Scott Chacon explaining how GitHub became the dominant code hosting platform.

Coding expertise is going to collapse from AI reliance(larsfaye.com)

490 points by larsfaye 2 months ago | 479 comments

Blog essay by Lars Faye arguing that reliance on AI coding tools removes the friction needed to develop long-term programming expertise.

Goodbye, clean code (2020)(overreacted.io)

336 points by kiyanwang 2 years ago | 276 comments

Dan Abramov's 2020 blog post on overreacted reflecting on rewriting a colleague's repetitive code into an abstraction and why chasing clean code can be a mistake.