GitHub CLI now collects pseudoanonymous telemetry(cli.github.com)

422 points by ingve 6 months ago | 306 comments

GitHub CLI documentation page explaining the pseudoanonymous telemetry it sends, why it is collected, and what data is included.

See this page fetch itself, byte by byte, over TLS(subtls.pages.dev)

1261 points by gmac 3 years ago | 153 comments

Interactive demo page that performs a live, annotated HTTPS request for its own source using subtls, a pure-JavaScript TLS 1.3 implementation.

Firefox 153 available with support for Vulkan video decoding, JPEG-XL(phoronix.com)

216 points by DemiGuru 3 months ago | 52 comments

FLUX is fast and it's open source(replicate.com)

211 points by smusamashah 2 years ago | 100 comments

Observability in WebAssembly(dev.dylibso.com)

75 points by neuronicnobody 3 years ago | 29 comments

FTL: A new operating system for clouds(ftl-os.org)

189 points by romac 23 days ago | 74 comments

Project homepage for FTL, a new userspace-library operating system for clouds with hypervisor-like container isolation and Linux binary compatibility.

April: APL as a DSL in Common Lisp(github.com)

3 points by so-cal-schemer 18 days ago | 3 comments

GitHub repository for April, a compiler for a subset of the APL programming language that compiles to Common Lisp.

Why I Chose Common Lisp(blog.djhaskin.com)

328 points by djha-skin 1 year ago | 145 comments

Blog post explaining why the author left Clojure after seven years over slow startup times and chose Common Lisp as their hobby language.

It's 2023, so of course I'm learning Common Lisp(log.schemescape.com)

328 points by behnamoh 3 years ago | 287 comments

A personal dev-log post explaining why the author is learning Common Lisp in 2023 after experimenting with languages like Nim, Zig, and Janet.

Why Common Lisp is now the best programming language(vivienhenz.com)

242 points by misterchocolat 20 days ago | 306 comments

Blog post arguing Common Lisp is the best programming language now that LLMs write code, because its image-based, interactive model shortens the feedback loop.

Gemma.cpp: lightweight, standalone C++ inference engine for Gemma models(github.com)

387 points by mfiguiere 2 years ago | 127 comments

GitHub repository for gemma.cpp, Google's lightweight standalone C++ inference engine for running Gemma language models.

C++ patterns for low-latency applications including high-frequency trading(arxiv.org)

343 points by chris_overseas 2 years ago | 200 comments

arXiv paper presenting C++ design patterns and benchmarks for low-latency code in high-frequency trading, including a Disruptor pattern implementation.