Kubernetes v1.34: Autoconfiguration for Node Cgroup Driver Goes GA
kubernetes.io·1d
⎈Kubernetes
Domain-Driven Design with TypeScript Decorators and Reflection
auslake.vercel.app·2d·
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💎Refinement Types
My first CVE
natkr.com·1d·
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🛡️seL4
Show HN: Open Source Deal Flow Monitoring Infrastructure Built for VCs
github.com·11h·
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🔄Reproducible Builds
Adventures in C++ Game Architecture
hoboker.substack.com·5d·
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🔬Static Analysis
First Impressions of Omarchy
jordangoodman.bearblog.dev·2h·
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💾Retro Computing
An Introduction to XForms
xml.com·4d·
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⚙️PL Implementation
Development Priorities for 2025/26
redox-os.org·2d·
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🔧Unikernel Development
An improved educational competition optimizer with multi-covariance learning operators for global optimization problems
arxiv.org·2d
🔠Type-Level Programming
Spiral
spiraldb.com·2d·
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💾Retro Computing
Moving from 3 x m920q to an Epyc server - Looking for advice/experiences
reddit.com·2d·
Discuss: r/homelab
🔧Unikernel Development
DHH is immortal, and costs $200M
danieltenner.com·1d·
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💎Refinement Types
ESP32 Hosts Functional Minecraft Server
hackaday.com·12h
🔬Unikernels
Best Backup Strategy for 2 Proxmox Hosts (1x ZFS, 1x UFS) - ZFS Proxmox has TrueNAS VM?
forum.proxmox.com·4d·
Discuss: r/homelab
🏠HomeLab
Enhancing 6G Network Security and Incident Response through Integrated VNF and SDN Technologies
arxiv.org·3d
📡Network Protocol Design
The Engineer in the AI Age: The Orchestrator and Architect
thenewstack.io·1d
🤖Program Synthesis
Issue 489
haskellweekly.news·2d·
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🔠Type-Level Programming
Cutting-Edge AI vs. Solid Architecture: Which Will Transform Your Business?
blog.mangoteque.com·2d·
Discuss: Hacker News
👁️System Observability
The OSS code that powers Claude and the maintainer they didn't hire
agenticweb.nearestnabors.com·4d·
Discuss: Hacker News
🔬Unikernels
Why scaling is profitable, and fast takeoffs will look slow on AI benchmarks
lesswrong.com·13h
🐫OCaml