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  1. Default Apps Early 2026
    | chriscoyier.net

  2. Distinguishing yourself early in your career as a developer
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  3. Untitled
    | chriscoyier.net

  4. Writing for Developers by Cynthia Dunlop and Piotr Sarna
    | petemillspaugh.com

  5. New ROM dumping tool for SNES & Super Famicom from Epilogue
    | sethmlarson.dev

  6. Cutting spritesheets like cookies with Python & Pillow đŸȘ
    | sethmlarson.dev

  7. Untitled
    | chriscoyier.net

  8. Looking Back at 2025
    | hamvocke.com

  9. December 2025
    | petemillspaugh.com

  10. Leaving Twitter
    | petemillspaugh.com

  11. Year in community
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  12. In the economy of user effort, be a bargain, not a scam
    | lea.verou.me

  13. Untitled
    | chriscoyier.net

  14. What’s up Python? Astral's new type checker, McGugan's new tool and Django new CSRF protection
    | bitecode.dev

  15. 2025 Year in Review
    | joshcollinsworth.com

  16. Nintendo GameCube and Switch “Wrapped” 2025 🎼🎁
    | sethmlarson.dev

  17. Weekly Update 484
    | troyhunt.com

  18. The couch problem
    | petemillspaugh.com

  19. HTML Input Validation is (maybe) Good
    | htmhell.dev

  20. Bibliotech by John Palfrey
    | petemillspaugh.com

  21. Replacing JS with just HTML
    | htmhell.dev

  22. Getting started with Playdate on Ubuntu 🟹
    | sethmlarson.dev

  23. Class names for content not design
    | htmhell.dev

  24. Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) for SMS
    | sethmlarson.dev

  25. Abbreviations done right: The <abbr> element and why not use it
    | htmhell.dev

  26. How a US Software Provider Improved Traffic Alerting with VictoriaMetrics Anomaly Detection
    | victoriametrics.com

  27. The three semantics of HTML
    | htmhell.dev

  28. Smartphones are black holes
    | kerkour.com

  29. Year in books
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  30. For the Love of <details>
    | htmhell.dev

  31. mprocs: start all your project's commands at once
    | bitecode.dev

  32. (Social) media manipulation in one image
    | kerkour.com

  33. Eating marshmallows
    | petemillspaugh.com

  34. The World Beyond Your Head by Matthew B. Crawford
    | petemillspaugh.com

  35. The HTML Elements Time Forgot
    | htmhell.dev

  36. Styling by Language: Using the lang Attribute for Multilingual Design
    | htmhell.dev

  37. Weekly Update 483
    | troyhunt.com

  38. The many lives of the page title
    | htmhell.dev

  39. Building a Transparent Keyserver
    | words.filippo.io

  40. Help my website is too small
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  41. How we interfaced single-threaded C++ with multi-threaded Rust and lived to tell the tale
    | antithesis.com

  42. Wrapping up 2025 (sort of)
    | bell.bz

  43. VictoriaMetrics 2025 Developer Experience: A Year in Review
    | victoriametrics.com

  44. Semantics beyond the tag name
    | htmhell.dev

  45. How PyTorch Generates Random Numbers in Parallel on the GPU
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  46. Pop quiz: what time was it?
    | dave.cheney.net

  47. Forms are a badly designed part of HTML
    | htmhell.dev

  48. Secure your Rust projects against supply chain attacks with Dev Containers
    | kerkour.com

  49. System calls: how programs talk to the Linux kernel
    | serversfor.dev

  50. Don't leave the screen reader hungry
    | htmhell.dev

  51. Weekly Update 482
    | troyhunt.com

  52. EMTBs in Bend
    | chriscoyier.net

  53. Spotify’s performance & control across large monitoring environments with VictoriaMetrics
    | victoriametrics.com

  54. On the success of 'natural language programming'
    | brooker.co.za

  55. Giving pages a clear shape by using headings
    | htmhell.dev

  56. Making sense of the video formats / codecs / containers mess (and what to use for long-term video archival)
    | kerkour.com

  57. VictoriaMetrics Achieves Red Hat OpenShift Operator Certification
    | victoriametrics.com

  58. What Does a Database for SSDs Look Like?
    | brooker.co.za

  59. Them’s the Breaks
    | htmhell.dev

  60. Statistics made simple
    | tonsky.me

  61. Justified
    | bitecode.dev

  62. The Wonderful World of Web Feeds
    | htmhell.dev

  63. Media Diet
    | chriscoyier.net

  64. Tap compare testing for service migration
    | rednafi.com

  65. Hell is other people's markup
    | htmhell.dev

  66. Processing 630 Million More Pwned Passwords, Courtesy of the FBI
    | troyhunt.com

  67. Reviving a Dead Pet Project
    | hamvocke.com

  68. A11y Considerations in Math on the Web
    | htmhell.dev

  69. Ol’ Bob
    | chriscoyier.net

  70. How HTML changes in ePub
    | htmhell.dev

  71. Some Fun Software Facts
    | buttondown.com

  72. Firecracker deep dive: How Rust and microVMs are revolutionizing cloud infrastructure
    | kerkour.com

  73. L’autocomplĂ©tion de nos intentions
    | ploum.net

  74. a11y freedom beaver
    | htmhell.dev

  75. Encryption protects AGAINST criminals
    | kerkour.com

  76. Discover Dialog
    | htmhell.dev

  77. What’s up Python ? Rust in CPython, immutable dicts, unpacking in comprehensions...
    | bitecode.dev

  78. Notes on building CRDT-based local-first and end-to-end encrypted applications
    | kerkour.com

  79. What's wrong with this HTML, and is it valid?
    | htmhell.dev

  80. Controlling dialogs and popovers with the Invoker Commands API
    | htmhell.dev

  81. 0056: consulting, zest progress, existentialize, modular borrowing, do we understand sql, zjit updates, books
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  82. Accessible by Design: The Role of the 'lang' Attribute
    | htmhell.dev

  83. Weekly Update 481
    | troyhunt.com

  84. The Jeopardy Phenomenon
    | chriscoyier.net

  85. Mais c’est plus joli !
    | ploum.net

  86. IDREFs: What they are and how to use them
    | htmhell.dev

  87. Referencing HTML elements inside Shadow DOM
    | htmhell.dev

  88. Why Does Have I Been Pwned Contain "Fake" Email Addresses?
    | troyhunt.com

  89. How CRDTs and Rust are revolutionizing distributed systems and local-first applications
    | kerkour.com

  90. When your customer leads your Series A
    | antithesis.com

  91. AI optimism is a class privilege
    | joshcollinsworth.com

  92. Getting from tested to battle-tested
    | blog.janestreet.com

  93. Speculation rules improvements
    | htmhell.dev

  94. Public library holds as your want-to-read book list
    | petemillspaugh.com

  95. Using the Ancient Evils for Debugging
    | htmhell.dev

  96. Weekly Update 480
    | troyhunt.com

  97. Our latest updates across the VictoriaMetrics Observability ecosystem
    | victoriametrics.com

  98. The Linux kernel is just a program
    | serversfor.dev

  99. Top layer troubles: popover vs. dialog
    | htmhell.dev

  100. Splintered failure modes in Go
    | rednafi.com

  101. Working Faster with Git Worktrees and AI-Based Multi-Workflow Development
    | safjan.com

  102. Using Git Worktrees as Clean Rooms for AI-Assisted Coding
    | safjan.com

  103. It’s been a very hard year
    | bell.bz

  104. Pointer pop quiz
    | dave.cheney.net

  105. Too many people stopped learning after university. They will be the first replaced by AI.
    | kerkour.com

  106. Happy one year anniversary to Complete CSS!
    | bell.bz

  107. Is psql's scripting language Turing complete? Or: fibonacci in psql
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  108. How to get hired in 2025
    | tonsky.me

  109. I no longer block AI bots on my website
    | kerkour.com

  110. One more week to the Logic for Programmers Food Drive
    | buttondown.com

  111. Advent of FPGA — A Jane Street Challenge
    | blog.janestreet.com

  112. Weekly Update 479
    | troyhunt.com

  113. Pydantic can do what?
    | bitecode.dev

  114. Entrepreneurs and athletes
    | kerkour.com

  115. Nos comptoirs virtuels
    | ploum.net

  116. The 2025 Go Cryptography State of the Union
    | words.filippo.io

  117. Like solar, Rust is inevitable
    | kerkour.com

  118. What Now? Handling Errors in Large Systems
    | brooker.co.za

  119. How Cloudflare uses Rust to serve (and break) millions of websites at 50+ millions requests per second
    | kerkour.com

  120. It feels good to be online when most of the internet is down 😎
    | kerkour.com

  121. New Capacity Tiers in VictoriaMetrics Cloud
    | victoriametrics.com

  122. Why Strong Consistency?
    | brooker.co.za

  123. Logo: Clojure+
    | tonsky.me

  124. 80 characters? In this economy?
    | bitecode.dev

  125. La complainte du technopunk ringard
    | ploum.net

  126. Weekly Update 478
    | troyhunt.com

  127. Winter is Coming: Build a Solar Powered Foot Stove
    | solar.lowtechmagazine.com

  128. Re-exec testing Go subprocesses
    | rednafi.com

  129. Interpreting Crafting Crafting Interpreters
    | petemillspaugh.com

  130. Programmer-writer
    | petemillspaugh.com

  131. Soutenez Ploum, achetez un livre !
    | ploum.net

  132. TAG Bulletin: Q3 2025
    | blog.google

  133. Announcing 1B+ Downloads & Product Development With Logs, Traces, Metrics
    | victoriametrics.com

  134. Needy programs
    | tonsky.me

  135. x86 Addressing Modes, Part 1 — Immediate and Direct Access
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  136. Weekly Update 477
    | troyhunt.com

  137. Get Logic for Programmers 50% off & Support Chicago Foodbanks
    | buttondown.com

  138. What's up Python? You already know :)
    | bitecode.dev

  139. Alchemy
    | joshcollinsworth.com

  140. How to Brew Solar Powered Coffee
    | solar.lowtechmagazine.com

  141. The Great (Refrigerator) Divide
    | chriscoyier.net

  142. AI Agents Observability with OpenTelemetry and the VictoriaMetrics Stack
    | victoriametrics.com

  143. La guerre que mĂšnent les robots ascientifiques contre la solitude intellectuelle
    | ploum.net

  144. Antithesis launches Kubernetes support
    | antithesis.com

  145. 2 Billion Email Addresses Were Exposed, and We Indexed Them All in Have I Been Pwned
    | troyhunt.com

  146. Rust is eating the world: From embedded firmware to cross-platform applications, databases and big servers
    | kerkour.com

  147. Image formats: Codecs and compression tools
    | developer.mozilla.org

  148. Thematic Book Series: Too Much Combustion, Too Little Fire
    | solar.lowtechmagazine.com

  149. ToiletTree Fogless Shower Mirror
    | chriscoyier.net

  150. Weekly Update 476
    | troyhunt.com

  151. An individual can change an organization
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  152. DSQL: Simplifying Architectures
    | brooker.co.za

  153. Claude Code Can Debug Low-level Cryptography
    | words.filippo.io

  154. 0055: consulting, sql needed structure, slow forum, on the line, out of thin air, papers, other stuff
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  155. The fetch()ening
    | htmx.org

  156. Quand Ă©clatera la bulle IA

    | ploum.net

  157. Revisiting interface segregation in Go
    | rednafi.com

  158. Computer Says No: Error Reporting for LTL
    | wickstrom.tech

  159. They don't even have eyes
    | antithesis.com

  160. Microsoftℱ Ergonomic Keyboard (now sold by Incase)
    | chriscoyier.net

  161. Avoiding Homebrew Upgrades That Require Sudo on macOS
    | safjan.com

  162. Art Work by Sally Mann
    | petemillspaugh.com

  163. How Signal uses Rust to secure the communications of millions of people
    | kerkour.com

  164. Understanding Python Protocols - Structural Subtyping in Practice
    | safjan.com

  165. This Is for Everyone by Tim Berners-Lee
    | petemillspaugh.com

  166. I'm taking a break
    | buttondown.com

  167. How We (Almost) Found Chromium's Bug via Crash Reports to Report URI
    | troyhunt.com

  168. Discarding gRPC-Go: The Story Behind OTLP/gRPC Support in VictoriaTraces
    | victoriametrics.com

  169. Qu’est-ce que l’outil va faire de moi ?
    | ploum.net

  170. Pepsi, when they don't have coke
    | bitecode.dev

  171. Weekly Update 475
    | troyhunt.com

  172. Untitled
    | chriscoyier.net

  173. Transaction pooling for Postgres with pgcat
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  174. Evolution of Type Hints in Python — From Comments to Inline Typing and Beyond
    | safjan.com

  175. Keeping performance results in a separate Git branch using `git checkout --orphan`
    | safjan.com

  176. The Geomys Standard of Care
    | words.filippo.io

  177. A Systems Engineer’s Guide to Benchmarking with RDTSC
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  178. Cleanup your lifetime annotations in Rust with Rc and Arc
    | kerkour.com

  179. Fixing UUIDv7 (for database use-cases)
    | brooker.co.za

  180. Avoiding collisions in Go context keys
    | rednafi.com

  181. Inside the Synthient Threat Data
    | troyhunt.com

  182. Modal editing is a weird historical contingency we have through sheer happenstance
    | buttondown.com

  183. I’ve been to 39 US states
    | petemillspaugh.com

  184. Diskcache, more than caching
    | bitecode.dev

  185. The Phase Change
    | buttondown.com

  186. Antithesis and the open source community
    | antithesis.com

  187. I created a Mastodon account for Pingoo
    | kerkour.com

  188. Understanding the Language Server Protocol through a Minimal Working Example
    | safjan.com

  189. Did you get lucky or unlucky?
    | antithesis.com

  190. I created a Bluesky account for Pingoo
    | kerkour.com

  191. Building SQLite extensions in Rust
    | kerkour.com

  192. I am sorry, but everyone is getting syntax highlighting wrong
    | tonsky.me

  193. vCPUs in the cloud: x86-64 vs ARM64 (aarch64)
    | kerkour.com

  194. La justesse au lieu de l’exactitude
    | ploum.net

  195. Using CSS Variables for Dynamic and Reusable Styling
    | safjan.com

  196. Python 3.14 - What didn't make the headlines
    | bitecode.dev

  197. Hacking the World Poker Tour: Inside ClubWPT Gold’s Back Office
    | samcurry.net

  198. Is Systems Research Really Just About Making Numbers Bigger?
    | brooker.co.za

  199. My Top 5 Favourite Features in Python 3.14
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  200. Three ways formally verified code can go wrong in practice
    | buttondown.com

  201. A Retrospective Survey of 2024/2025 Open Source Supply Chain Compromises
    | words.filippo.io

  202. Programming in the Sun: A Year with the Daylight Computer
    | wickstrom.tech

  203. Bare Asterisk in Python Function Signatures - Keyword Only Arguments
    | safjan.com

  204. A beginner-friendly guide to view transitions in CSS
    | developer.mozilla.org

  205. Behind the Scenes of Pingoo: Slashing Rust allocations with mimalloc and heapless to build the fastest reverse proxy
    | kerkour.com

  206. Introducing “Moments”
    | hamvocke.com

  207. Organizing Go tests
    | rednafi.com

  208. Choosing between PostgreSQL and SQLite
    | kerkour.com

  209. What's New in VictoriaMetrics Cloud Q3 2025? From new region in Asia to proactive alerts
    | victoriametrics.com

  210. Hosting a website with automatic HTTPS and unmetered traffic for 3 € / month with Pingoo
    | kerkour.com

  211. Six Weeks, Real Progress - Exploring Shape Up for Product Work
    | safjan.com

  212. What's up Python? Lazy imports, django gets a task queue...
    | bitecode.dev

  213. How DreamHost Slashed Memory Usage by 80% and Scaled to 76 Million Time Series
    | victoriametrics.com

  214. Locality, and Temporal-Spatial Hypothesis
    | brooker.co.za

  215. Breaking “provably correct” Leftpad
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  216. September 2025
    | petemillspaugh.com

  217. DHH Is Way Worse Than I Thought
    | jakelazaroff.com

  218. Case Study: How Proton uses Rust to build secure cross-platform applications for millions of people
    | kerkour.com

  219. Email outage
    | kerkour.com

  220. Subtest grouping in Go
    | rednafi.com

  221. Understanding Weak References in Python
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  222. How to find a domain for your startup
    | petemillspaugh.com

  223. Upcoming Conferences & Meetups: Where to Meet Our Team
    | victoriametrics.com

  224. VictoriaMetrics Long-Term Support (LTS): H2 2025 Update
    | victoriametrics.com

  225. New Blog Post: " A Very Early History of Algebraic Data Types"
    | buttondown.com

  226. My GitHub account has been blocked. Edit: Solved. Thank you all!
    | kerkour.com

  227. Implementing automatic HTTPS / TLS for Pingoo: Here is what it takes to build a secure internet
    | kerkour.com

  228. Creating a Sustainable Open Source Business Model - Introduction
    | victoriametrics.com

  229. Compiling Python to Run Anywhere
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  230. What's a UUID, and what do you use that for?
    | bitecode.dev

  231. Simpler Parallelism with concurrent.futures
    | safjan.com

  232. Ongoing Tradeoffs, and Incidents as Landmarks
    | ferd.ca

  233. Let the domain guide your application structure
    | rednafi.com

  234. Is Zig's New Writer Unsafe?
    | openmymind.net

  235. Obscure feature + obscure feature + obscure feature = bug
    | antithesis.com

  236. Seven Years of Firecracker
    | brooker.co.za

  237. De la mystification de la Grande Idée
    | ploum.net

  238. Announcing Pingoo: The fast and secure Load Balancer / API Gateway with built-in service discovery, WAF and bot management (in Rust)
    | kerkour.com

  239. What Makes System Calls Expensive: A Linux Internals Deep Dive
    | blog.codingconfessions.com

  240. In response to a developer asking about systems
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  241. Test state, not interactions
    | rednafi.com

  242. Devotions on 1 Thessalonians 1, August 2025
    | lukeplant.me.uk

  243. Many Hard Leetcode Problems are Easy Constraint Problems
    | buttondown.com

  244. Protecting Rust against supply chain attacks
    | kerkour.com

  245. Full-Stack Observability with VictoriaMetrics in the OTel Demo
    | victoriametrics.com

  246. A simple clustering and replication solution for Postgres
    | notes.eatonphil.com

  247. Threading vs Multiprocessing in Python - GIL Implications and Choosing the Right Tool
    | safjan.com

  248. asyncio Basics - async/await and When to Actually Use Them
    | safjan.com

  249. Strong Eventual Consistency - The Big Idea behind CRDTs
    | lewiscampbell.tech

  250. Early return and goroutine leak
    | rednafi.com

  251. Everything is a []u8
    | openmymind.net

  252. What's up Python? Astral never stops, JetBrains gives us insights
    | bitecode.dev

  253. Weaving the Web by Tim Berners-Lee
    | petemillspaugh.com

  254. The Angels and Demons of Nondeterminism
    | buttondown.com

  255. SQL needed structure
    | scattered-thoughts.net

  256. Analytics query goes 6x faster with EDB Postgres Distributed's new analytics engine
    | notes.eatonphil.com