Why I love OCaml (2023)(mccd.space)

379 points by art-w 11 months ago | 270 comments

Personal blog post by Marc Coquand explaining why he loves OCaml, comparing it with Haskell and other languages he has used.

The GDB JIT Interface(bernsteinbear.com)

60 points by surprisetalk 9 months ago | 8 comments

Gordon Letwin OS/2 Usenet post (1995)(gunkies.org)

92 points by walterbell 1 year ago | 68 comments

Inside vLLM: Anatomy of a High-Throughput LLM Inference System (2025)(aleksagordic.com)

127 points by sebg 2 months ago | 8 comments

GPUHammer: Rowhammer attacks on GPU memories are practical(gpuhammer.com)

260 points by jonbaer 1 year ago | 89 comments

SIMD-accelerated computer vision on a $2 microcontroller(shraiwi.github.io)

281 points by shraiwi 2 years ago | 43 comments

First Steps into Memory Management in Python(tech.daniellbastos.com.br)

4 points by shellpipe 20 days ago | 0 comments

A personal blog post exploring how CPython allocates and manages memory, written as study notes before diving into garbage collection.

Python numbers every programmer should know(mkennedy.codes)

382 points by WoodenChair 9 months ago | 157 comments

Michael Kennedy's blog post listing Python performance and memory numbers, such as list operations, file I/O, object sizes, and web framework speed.

A new way to manage memory: no garbage collection, extremely fast & safe access(ulanguage.org)

10 points by EGreg 1 month ago | 3 comments

Documentation page describing the U programming language's memory architecture: DAG ownership, slab chain allocation, NaN-boxed values, and stable ordered maps without garbage collection.

Programming languages that blew my mind (2023)(yoric.github.io)

329 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 182 comments

A blog post by David Teller recounting the programming languages that changed how he thinks about programming over his career.

AI has access to a vastly larger working memory than the human brain(davidepiffer.com)

524 points by rzk 2 months ago | 452 comments

A Substack essay by Davide Piffer arguing that AI's edge over mathematicians comes from a vast symbolic working memory rather than superior reasoning.

I'm just having fun(jyn.dev)

457 points by lemper 10 months ago | 209 comments

A blog post by jyn, a compiler engineer, arguing that programming isn't a competition and that they write about technical topics simply for fun.