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  1. Go Assembly Mutation Testing
    | words.filippo.io

  2. Stack traces for Postgres errors with backtrace_functions
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  3. The $200 Yamaha
    | chriscoyier.net

  4. 2000 words about arrays and tables
    | buttondown.com

  5. The Signal Protocol Explained #2: Implementing the Double Ratchet Algorithm in Rust
    | kerkour.com

  6. Using OpenAI Python SDK with Local Ollama Models (and When to Opt for Alternatives)
    | safjan.com

  7. I deleted Bluesky, Mastodon and LinkedIn off my phone
    | bell.bz

  8. Weekly Update 462
    | troyhunt.com

  9. Implementing a Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM) with X25519
    | kerkour.com

  10. Why I’m not letting the juniors use GenAI for coding
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  11. Programming Language Escape Hatches
    | buttondown.com

  12. Impact of AI on Tech Content Creators
    | chriscoyier.net

  13. What "Parse, don't validate" means in Python?
    | bitecode.dev

  14. The Signal Protocol Explained #1: Implementing the Post-Quantum Extended Diffie-Hellman (PQXDH) Protocol in Rust
    | kerkour.com

  15. Celebrating 20 years of MDN
    | developer.mozilla.org

  16. Nintendo Switch 2 physical game price differences
    | sethmlarson.dev

  17. Building a Multi-Notebook Report with Quarto
    | safjan.com

  18. 11 Years of Microsoft Regional Director and 15 Years of MVP
    | troyhunt.com

  19. TAG Bulletin: Q2 2025
    | blog.google

  20. Good Riddance Teespring, Hello Fourthwall
    | troyhunt.com

  21. Weekly Update 461
    | troyhunt.com

  22. x86 Assembly Exercise #1: Toy kill Program (Solution)
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  23. The EU can be shut down with a few keystrokes
    | bitecode.dev

  24. Go allocation probe
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  25. Maybe writing speed actually is a bottleneck for programming
    | buttondown.com

  26. Zig's new Writer
    | openmymind.net

  27. Welcoming Aura to Have I Been Pwned's Partner Program
    | troyhunt.com

  28. screencasting.com
    | chriscoyier.net

  29. Understanding Registers and Data Movement in x86-64 Assembly
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  30. Rust is a great fit for the agentic era
    | kerkour.com

  31. A Programmer’s Guide to x86-64 Assembly (Series Overview)
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  32. Gaslight-driven development
    | tonsky.me

  33. We’re aiming to run Piccalilli full time
    | bell.bz

  34. #3 — July 2025
    | petemillspaugh.com

  35. Email has algorithmic curation, too
    | sethmlarson.dev

  36. CSS Day Videos & Scope
    | chriscoyier.net

  37. Encrypting Files with Passkeys and age
    | words.filippo.io

  38. Brett Cannon on Python, humans... and packaging
    | bitecode.dev

  39. Setting Up an SDL3 Mac App in XCode 16
    | journal.stuffwithstuff.com

  40. Weekly Update 460
    | troyhunt.com

  41. Store tags after payloads
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  42. The Creative Act by Rick Rubin
    | petemillspaugh.com

  43. Pure Rust cryptography is better than raw performance
    | kerkour.com

  44. Welcoming Push Security to Have I Been Pwned's Partner Program
    | troyhunt.com

  45. The 4 pillars of Rust's superiority
    | kerkour.com

  46. How to Mount a Balcony Awning
    | solar.lowtechmagazine.com

  47. Logic for Programmers Turns One
    | buttondown.com

  48. Weekly Update 459
    | troyhunt.com

  49. Setting Discord status from physical GameCube console
    | sethmlarson.dev

  50. You Should Run a Certificate Transparency Log
    | words.filippo.io

  51. What's up Python? Mypy gets better, uv faster, FastApi easier, Emscripten formal...er
    | bitecode.dev

  52. “Medical Superintelligence”
    | chriscoyier.net

  53. Podcast: Datomic: самая рок-н-рольная БД @ Тысяча фичей
    | tonsky.me

  54. Offerwall + Supertab
    | chriscoyier.net

  55. Post-Glitch
    | chriscoyier.net

  56. Welcoming Truyu to Have I Been Pwned's Partner Program
    | troyhunt.com

  57. Logical Quantifiers in Software
    | buttondown.com

  58. Weekly Update 458
    | troyhunt.com

  59. Open Source Security work isn't “Special”
    | sethmlarson.dev

  60. coyier.com
    | chriscoyier.net

  61. Hand-drawn QR codes
    | sethmlarson.dev

  62. USPS! It’s not possible for me to use your Change of Address tool
    | chriscoyier.net

  63. One Fix for DNS Setting Itself On Restart to 127.0.0.1
    | chriscoyier.net

  64. Why This Python Performance Trick Doesn’t Matter Anymore
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  65. Flags for discoverable test config in Go
    | rednafi.com

  66. Want to meet people, try charging them for it?
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  67. Statically checking Python dicts for completeness
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  68. New zine: The Secret Rules of the Terminal
    | jvns.ca

  69. Downgrade or Upgrade Your Python Version with uv
    | safjan.com

  70. Lecture: Queueing theory on a cocktail napkin
    | blog.danslimmon.com

  71. Rust: A programming language that grows with you, your career and your projects
    | kerkour.com

  72. You can cheat a test suite with a big enough polynomial
    | buttondown.com

  73. Weekly Update 457
    | troyhunt.com

  74. Debugging memory leaks in Postgres, jemalloc edition
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  75. Career advice, or something like it
    | brooker.co.za

  76. Homomorphically Encrypting CRDTs
    | jakelazaroff.com

  77. Making System Calls in x86-64 Assembly
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  78. How to Dress and Undress your Home
    | solar.lowtechmagazine.com

  79. Beyond Coverage - Building Truly Complete Test Suites with GitHub Copilot
    | safjan.com

  80. Media Diet
    | chriscoyier.net

  81. Solving LinkedIn Queens with SMT
    | buttondown.com

  82. Weekly Update 456
    | troyhunt.com

  83. Introduction to embedded development with Rust: Overview of the ecosystem
    | kerkour.com

  84. Lest We Forget The Horrors
    | chriscoyier.net

  85. Using `make` to compile C programs (for non-C-programmers)
    | jvns.ca

  86. The Gap Through Which We Praise the Machine
    | ferd.ca

  87. Weekly Update 455
    | troyhunt.com

  88. One Law to Rule Them All: The Iron Law of Software Performance
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  89. AI is a gamechanger for TLA+ users
    | buttondown.com

  90. Record broken; Broken record
    | petemillspaugh.com

  91. it took a big cup
    | j3s.sh

  92. Weekly Update 454
    | troyhunt.com

  93. Systems Fun at HotOS
    | brooker.co.za

  94. What's up Python? Faster CPython cancelled, a new installer and yet another type checker
    | bitecode.dev

  95. 0053: consulting, go tips, benchmark_mode, niri, linkrot, sea of nos, llm outsourcing, books
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  96. Consider Knitting
    | journal.stuffwithstuff.com

  97. What does "Undecidable" mean, anyway
    | buttondown.com

  98. Talk: Local-first is not going to win, but that’s okay @ Local-First Conf
    | tonsky.me

  99. Weekly Update 453
    | troyhunt.com

  100. Debugging X86-64 Assembly with GDB
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  101. This generous donation fills me with positivity and hope
    | bell.bz

  102. Access Control Syntax
    | journal.stuffwithstuff.com

  103. Cheerleading
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  104. You probably don't need a DI framework
    | rednafi.com

  105. Debugging memory leaks in Postgres, heaptrack edition
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  106. How to securely encrypt your sensitive data with envelope encryption and KMS in Rust
    | kerkour.com

  107. Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain
    | petemillspaugh.com

  108. Finding hard 24 puzzles with planner programming
    | buttondown.com

  109. Announcing Markdown Ninja: Open Source alternative to Substack, Mailchimp and Netlify
    | kerkour.com

  110. Good Performance for Bad Days
    | brooker.co.za

  111. LLM Memory
    | grantslatton.com

  112. Building (and Breaking) Your First X86 Assembly Program
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  113. Petit manifeste low-tech
    | ploum.net

  114. Logo:
    | tonsky.me

  115. TAG Bulletin: Q1 2025
    | blog.google

  116. Modeling Awkward Social Situations with TLA+
    | buttondown.com

  117. Comment l’université tue le livre (et les intellectuels)
    | ploum.net

  118. Knowledge creates technical debt
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  119. Pour une poignée de bits…
    | ploum.net

  120. Claude Code
    | grantslatton.com

  121. Write the most clever code you possibly can
    | buttondown.com

  122. How to build small and secure Docker images for Rust (FROM scratch)
    | kerkour.com

  123. Color models for humans and devices
    | developer.mozilla.org

  124. The System-Level Foundation of Assembly
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  125. Podfox: World's First Container-Aware Browser
    | val.packett.cool

  126. The Flying Pig Marathon 2025: race notes
    | petemillspaugh.com

  127. What's up Python? Python in hardware, lock file support and a new type checker
    | bitecode.dev

  128. Words & shwords
    | petemillspaugh.com

  129. When You Get to Be Smart Writing a Macro
    | tonsky.me

  130. The worst nightmare of small entrepreneurs happened. Products access postmortem.
    | kerkour.com

  131. VSCode workspace shortcuts with .desktop files on Linux
    | lovergne.dev

  132. Differential Coverage for Debugging
    | research.swtch.com

  133. Solution-space Taste
    | grantslatton.com

  134. Requirements change until they don't
    | buttondown.com

  135. The next big thing in Python
    | bitecode.dev

  136. Sorting Algorithm: The Game
    | grantslatton.com

  137. Burn your title
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  138. Preventing accidental struct copies in Go
    | rednafi.com

  139. Transactions are a protocol
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  140. Dédicace à Trolls & Vélo et magie cycliste
    | ploum.net

  141. Decomposing Aurora DSQL
    | brooker.co.za

  142. The Halting Problem is a terrible example of NP-Harder
    | buttondown.com

  143. Avoiding memory fragmentation in Rust with jemalloc
    | kerkour.com

  144. I’ve been to 38 US states
    | petemillspaugh.com

  145. À la recherche de l’attention perdue
    | ploum.net

  146. Go 1.24's "tool" directive
    | rednafi.com

  147. Concurrency in Haskell: Fast, Simple, Correct
    | bitbashing.io

  148. Binary Arithmetic and Bitwise Operations for Systems Programming
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  149. Capturing console output in Go tests
    | rednafi.com

  150. Default styles for h1 elements are changing
    | developer.mozilla.org

  151. Your mileage may vary: Training for a marathon on a vegan diet
    | petemillspaugh.com

  152. The Business of Being a Writer by Jane Friedman
    | petemillspaugh.com

  153. Zig's new LinkedList API (it's time to learn @fieldParentPtr)
    | openmymind.net

  154. De l’utilisation des smartphones et des tablettes chez les adolescents
    | ploum.net

  155. How to implement cryptographically-secure API keys in Rust
    | kerkour.com

  156. Solving a "Layton Puzzle" with Prolog
    | buttondown.com

  157. On David Foster Wallace
    | petemillspaugh.com

  158. La fin d’un monde ?
    | ploum.net

  159. Typo Minimizing Keyboard
    | grantslatton.com

  160. A Fresh Coat of Paint
    | hamvocke.com

  161. The Curve is Bending
    | grantslatton.com

  162. Understanding Computer Organization from First Principles
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  163. Graph Search Algorithm: The Game
    | grantslatton.com

  164. The blissful zen of a good side project
    | joshcollinsworth.com

  165. A rough survey of compilation, recompilation, and compile-time evaluation
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  166. An incredible week for Markdown Ninja
    | kerkour.com

  167. What's up python? Less perf, no sugar and more bugs
    | bitecode.dev

  168. Architecting and building medium-sized web services in Rust with Axum, SQLx and PostgreSQL
    | kerkour.com

  169. Trading ambition for presence
    | petemillspaugh.com

  170. [April Cools] Gaming Games for Non-Gamers
    | buttondown.com

  171. Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff by Richard Carlson
    | petemillspaugh.com

  172. Deferred teardown closure in Go testing
    | rednafi.com

  173. Allocator.resize
    | openmymind.net

  174. Things that go wrong with disk IO
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  175. Betteridge's Law of Software Engineering Specialness
    | buttondown.com

  176. How, as an indie author, I have fought and won against the piracy of my books
    | kerkour.com

  177. Black Hat Rust Promotion
    | kerkour.com

  178. One or Two? How Many Queues?
    | brooker.co.za

  179. Phil Eaton on Technical Blogging
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  180. Creating problems to sell the solution is evil
    | kerkour.com

  181. Vegan dissonance
    | petemillspaugh.com

  182. Three flavors of sorting Go slices
    | rednafi.com

  183. Hardware-Aware Coding: CPU Architecture Concepts Every Developer Should Know
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  184. Du désir profond de se faire arnaquer
    | ploum.net

  185. A 10x faster batch job by batching PostgreSQL inserts/updates with Rust and SQLx
    | kerkour.com

  186. The Compressed Book Edition
    | solar.lowtechmagazine.com

  187. Understanding Python's `copy` vs `deepcopy` - When to Use Each
    | safjan.com

  188. Writing against the global lobotomy
    | kerkour.com

  189. Cofessions Of A Code Addict
    | lovergne.dev

  190. Verification-First Development
    | buttondown.com

  191. We may finally be able to ditch NIST (and FIPS) cryptography
    | kerkour.com

  192. Implications of Global Privacy Control
    | developer.mozilla.org

  193. ArenaAllocator.free and Nested Arenas
    | openmymind.net

  194. did u ever read so hard u accidentally wrote?
    | blog.danslimmon.com

  195. 0052: hytradboi videos and post-mortem, zest repo, no internet, on social media, my product is my garden, datafusion and clickhouse jits, books
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  196. Number two, unplugged
    | petemillspaugh.com

  197. Python Performance: Why 'if not list' is 2x Faster Than Using len()
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  198. New Blog Post: "A Perplexing Javascript Parsing Puzzle"
    | buttondown.com

  199. Nil comparisons and Go interface
    | rednafi.com

  200. N’attendez pas, changez vos paradigmes !
    | ploum.net

  201. When worse is better
    | bitecode.dev

  202. Rohit Chess
    | grantslatton.com

  203. Orderly maximalist design
    | petemillspaugh.com

  204. Present you
    | petemillspaugh.com

  205. Yang MATH is good but impossible
    | petemillspaugh.com

  206. Computer, Enhance!
    | lovergne.dev

  207. What makes concurrency so hard?
    | lovergne.dev

  208. Models All the Way Down
    | lovergne.dev

  209. AI: Where in the Loop Should Humans Go?
    | ferd.ca

  210. Standards for ANSI escape codes
    | jvns.ca

  211. On writing
    | petemillspaugh.com

  212. Zig's dot star syntax (value.*)
    | openmymind.net

  213. Born to Run by Christopher McDougall
    | petemillspaugh.com

  214. Breath by James Nestor
    | petemillspaugh.com

  215. Eat & Run by Scott Jurek
    | petemillspaugh.com

  216. North by Scott Jurek
    | petemillspaugh.com

  217. The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron
    | petemillspaugh.com

  218. Where You’ll Find Me by Ty Gagne
    | petemillspaugh.com

  219. Stacked middleware vs embedded delegation in Go
    | rednafi.com

  220. Web browsers and our future as developers
    | bitecode.dev

  221. HYTRADBOI 2025 postmortem
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  222. What's up Python? Better packaging and better debugging
    | bitecode.dev

  223. When you’re already in a bad mood
    | petemillspaugh.com

  224. Minimal downtime Postgres major version upgrades with EDB Postgres Distributed
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  225. Tracking Down zsh Alias Plugin Sources
    | safjan.com

  226. Reading begets reading
    | petemillspaugh.com

  227. GetOrPut With String Keys
    | openmymind.net

  228. On weather
    | petemillspaugh.com

  229. Reading, like running
    | petemillspaugh.com

  230. Other kinds of talks
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  231. A 16-Color Vim Color Scheme
    | hamvocke.com

  232. [Course Launch] Hands-on Introduction to X86 Assembly
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  233. Folding code blocks in VS Code
    | petemillspaugh.com

  234. Slashing my ".bashrc" in half
    | bitecode.dev

  235. AI software I'm surprised doesn't exist yet
    | grantslatton.com

  236. Comparing Strings as Integers with @bitCast
    | openmymind.net

  237. Five Kinds of Nondeterminism
    | buttondown.com

  238. An interview with Leonard Richardson
    | htmx.org

  239. CSS user-select
    | petemillspaugh.com

  240. De la soumission au technofascisme religieux
    | ploum.net

  241. My Top 15 OS Books: From Theory and Implementation to Systems Programming
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  242. CSS ampersand selector
    | petemillspaugh.com

  243. A year of uv: pros, cons, and should you migrate
    | bitecode.dev

  244. From web developer to database developer in 10 years
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  245. Writing TILs
    | petemillspaugh.com

  246. this, self, window, global, globalThis, etc.
    | petemillspaugh.com

  247. How to add a directory to your PATH
    | jvns.ca

  248. 0051: hytradboi program and tickets, query compilers, decorrelation encore, books, misc
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  249. Blob API
    | petemillspaugh.com

  250. Switching on Strings in Zig
    | openmymind.net

  251. Christ the True and Better Frodo
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  252. Are Efficiency and Horizontal Scalability at odds?
    | buttondown.com

  253. Is ops a bullshit job?
    | blog.danslimmon.com

  254. CSS cascade layers
    | petemillspaugh.com

  255. CSS revert-layer
    | petemillspaugh.com

  256. Machine: Learning; Human: Unlearning;
    |