-2000 Lines of Code (2007)(folklore.org)

203 points by colinprince 2 years ago | 179 comments

Mister Macintosh (2004)(folklore.org)

102 points by HypnoticOcelot 1 year ago | 47 comments

Thunderscan: A clever device transforms a printer into a scanner (2004)(folklore.org)

153 points by dtgriscom 1 year ago | 31 comments

Scrooge McDuck: The first image on the first Macintosh (1980)(folklore.org)

81 points by spking 2 years ago | 14 comments

Steve wants us to make the Macintosh boot faster(folklore.org)

53 points by maayank 10 months ago | 52 comments

Swedish Campground (2004)(folklore.org)

106 points by CharlesW 1 year ago | 31 comments

15,000 lines of verified cryptography now in Python(jonathan.protzenko.fr)

447 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 142 comments

Blog post by Jonathan Protzenko describing how CPython now uses the formally verified HACL* library for all its default hash and HMAC algorithms.

4 Years of Ludicon(ludicon.com)

16 points by ibobev 13 days ago | 3 comments

Ignacio Castaño's blog post reflecting on four years of running Ludicon, his independent software company.

Zed: High-performance AI Code Editor(zed.dev)

613 points by vquemener 1 year ago | 370 comments

Zed blog post by Richard Feldman announcing Zed as a high-performance AI code editor with integrated LLM features.

Lines of code got a better publicist(curlewis.co.nz)

417 points by RyeCombinator 4 months ago | 288 comments

A blog post by David Curlewis arguing that AI-era productivity metrics are repackaging lines of code as a measure of developer output.

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.

Jev in 25 Lines of Python(nobodywho.ai)

614 points by bashbjorn 1 month ago | 194 comments

A NobodyWho blog post showing how to build "Jev," a meme-inspired chatbot or LLM project, in 25 lines of Python.