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When Your Database Lives in CPU Cache (Because Why Not?)
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Lobsters Interview with Icefox
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Ask HN: What's your (opinionated) way to iterate FAST in production
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Show HN: We Built a Serverless GPU Platform with Fast Cold Starts
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Engineering With Java: Digest #58
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Are you deploying across ARM and x64 architectures?
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📡Distributed Systems
miniHDL: A Python Hardware Description Language DSL
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System Design Interviewing Tips (2022)
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tcmalloc's Temeraire: A Hugepage-Aware Allocator
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Predictive UX Engineering
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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9980X and 9970X Review: Zen 5 Powers Gains
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MLCommons Releases MLPerf Client v1.0
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Kaizen (YC X25) Is Hiring Engineers to Build Browser Agents That Work
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Benchmarking MicroPython
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🧠Computer Architecture
Benchmarks in CI: Escaping the Cloud Chaos
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🔍eBPF
Survey: Developers Are Using AI More... But Trusting It Less
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