Reverse Engineering the Microchip CLB(mcp-clb.markomo.me)

33 points by _Microft 1 year ago | 7 comments

I gave Qwen 3.8 27B a reverse-engineering job and it finished in 30 minutes(xda-developers.com)

159 points by raybb 2 months ago | 80 comments

Inventor of NTP protocol that keeps time on billions of devices dies at age 85(arstechnica.com)

12 points by scapecast 2 years ago | 0 comments

How fast can browsers process base64 data?(lemire.me)

35 points by mfiguiere 11 months ago | 20 comments

IBM PC 8088 replaced with a Motorola 68000(microcorelabs.wordpress.com)

115 points by elvis70 3 years ago | 85 comments

A new solution for the "reverse sprinkler" problem(arstechnica.com)

46 points by Archelaos 2 years ago | 16 comments

My old job feels distant now(pinecoder.dev)

28 points by speckx 10 days ago | 27 comments

A personal blog post on pinecoder.dev reflecting on how the author's previous job now feels distant.

I returned to AWS and was reminded why I left(fourlightyears.blogspot.com)

808 points by andrewstuart 5 months ago | 574 comments

Personal blog post by a former early AWS advocate explaining the frustrations that led them to leave AWS and why returning reminded them of those issues.

Why I still blog after 15 years(jonashietala.se)

447 points by lawn 2 years ago | 215 comments

Jonas Hietala's personal blog post reflecting on why he has kept blogging for 15 years and how the blog started.

My dad could still be alive, but he's not(jenn.site)

324 points by DustinEchoes 11 months ago | 218 comments

A personal blog post about the author's father dying of a first heart attack shortly after his 57th birthday, reflecting on how he could have survived.

I'm Tired of Being on the Network(matduggan.com)

97 points by sagacity 1 month ago | 93 comments

A personal blog essay by Mat Duggan about growing weary of smartphones and the always-online, constantly connected life.

Hello, me. It's been a while(themech.net)

336 points by somesoftdev 2 months ago | 178 comments

A personal blog post in which a programmer returns after fourteen years to reflect on filling every quiet moment with podcasts, audiobooks, and social media.