Posted by Kyn21kx - 105 votes and 88 comments

Imgur started blocking UK users. Rather than installing a VPN on every device, I set up a network-wide proxy that tunnels Imgur traffic through a VPN automatically.

What Developers Want? (Spoiler: Not Pizza Parties) Let’s be honest: If one more company brags about their PlayStation, ping-pong table, and weekly pizza parties as ‘culture,’ I might lose it …

How do we avoid writing spaghetti code so our systems don't turn into a hot mess? For me, it's focusing on coupling and cohesion.

Interruptions, recovery time, and task size: three numbers that determine if you'll get real work done. Interactive visualizations show the math behind bad days.

Explore key developer trends: developer population growth, rising languages like Rust, and booming sectors like embedded and visual tools.

Why do compilers love xor-ing registers so much?

It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.

Using ULID identifiers in Go programs running on Postgres database.

Posted by self - 161 votes and 76 comments

A review of Clean Code Second Edition (2024). The core style remains unchanged: tiny functions, parameters as class state, no comments.

Bun has been acquired by Anthropic. Anthropic is betting on Bun as the infrastructure powering Claude Code, Claude Agent SDK, and future AI coding products & tools.

The designers of the Zig programming language have been working to find a suitable design for [...]

I spent a month debugging why our service availability was all over the place. Turns out we had some 50MB markdown files hiding in our database.

: Caveat coder

Update: This post received a large amount of attention on Hacker News — see the discussion thread.

Posted by indieHungary - 193 votes and 25 comments

High-speed LLM inference in C/C++. Contribute to ryanssenn/torchless development by creating an account on GitHub.

Here's what you need to do before the apps disappear at the end of the year.

How an XKCD comic led to teaching myself graph theory — a journey through NP-hard problems, PQ-trees, and layered graph algorithms.