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Jimmy Miller essay arguing programmers should be able to customize and change their programming languages rather than treat them as fixed artifacts.
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338 points by ingve | 116 comments
Rogue Amoeba blog post by Paul Kafasis recounting how a software bug ended up saving the Mac software company.
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Dan Luu essay arguing that LLM coding agents make specialized performance optimization cheap, illustrated with optimizing a regex engine for specific workloads.