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271. Tips for debugging your new programming language (drewdevault.com)

Say you’re building a new (compiled) programming language from scratch. You’ll inevitably have to debug programs written in it, and worse, many of these problems will lead you into deep magic, as you uncover problems with your compiler or runtime. And as you find yourself diving into the arcane arts...

274. proxy.golang.org allows many Go packages to be silently broken (drewdevault.com)

GOPROXY (or proxy.golang.org) is a service through which all “go get” commands (and other module downloads) are routed. It may speed up some operations by providing a cache, and it publishes checksums and an “index” of all Go packages; but this is done at the cost of sending details of all of your m...

275. proxy.golang.org allows many Go packages to be silently broken (drewdevault.com)

GOPROXY (or proxy.golang.org) is a service through which all “go get” commands (and other module downloads) are routed. It may speed up some operations by providing a cache, and it publishes checksums and an “index” of all Go packages; but this is done at the cost of sending details of all of your m...

276. In praise of PostgreSQL (drewdevault.com)

After writing Praise for Alpine Linux, I have decided to continue writing more articles in praise of good software. Today, I’d like to tell you a bit about PostgreSQL. Many people don’t understand how old Postgres truly is: the first release1 was in July of 1996. It used this logo: After 25 years of...

277. In praise of PostgreSQL (drewdevault.com)

After writing Praise for Alpine Linux, I have decided to continue writing more articles in praise of good software. Today, I’d like to tell you a bit about PostgreSQL.Many people don’t understand how old Postgres truly is: the first release1 was in July of 1996. It used this logo: A “logo” which dep...

278. My wish-list for the next YAML (drewdevault.com)

YAML is both universally used, and universally reviled. It has a lot of problems, but it also is so useful in solving specific tasks that it’s hard to replace. Some new kids on the block (such as TOML) have successfully taken over a portion of its market share, but it remains in force in places wher...

279. My wish-list for the next YAML (drewdevault.com)

YAML is both universally used, and universally reviled. It has a lot of problems, but it also is so useful in solving specific tasks that it’s hard to replace. Some new kids on the block (such as TOML) have successfully taken over a portion of its market share, but it remains in force in places wher...

280. Status update, July 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Hallo uit Nederland! I’m writing to you from a temporary workstation in Amsterdam, pending the installation of a better one that I’ll put together after I visit a furniture store today. I’ve had to slow a few things down somewhat while I prepare for this move, and I’ll continue to be slower for some...

281. Status update, July 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Hallo uit Nederland! I’m writing to you from a temporary workstation in Amsterdam, pending the installation of a better one that I’ll put together after I visit a furniture store today. I’ve had to slow a few things down somewhat while I prepare for this move, and I’ll continue to be slower for some...

282. Is GitHub a derivative work of GPL'd software? (drewdevault.com)

GitHub recently announced a tool called Copilot, a tool which uses machine learning to provide code suggestions, inciting no small degree of controversy. One particular facet of the ensuing discussion piques my curiosity: what happens if the model was trained using software licensed with the GNU Gen...

283. Is GitHub a derivative work of GPL'd software? (drewdevault.com)

GitHub recently announced a tool called Copilot, a tool which uses machine learning to provide code suggestions, inciting no small degree of controversy. One particular facet of the ensuing discussion piques my curiosity: what happens if the model was trained using software licensed with the GNU Gen...

284. How does IRC's federation model compare to ActivityPub? (drewdevault.com)

Today’s federated revolution is led by ActivityPub, leading to the rise of services like Mastodon, PeerTube, PixelFed, and more. These new technologies have a particular approach to federation, which is coloring perceptions on what it actually means for a system to be federated at all. Today’s post ...

285. How does IRC's federation model compare to ActivityPub? (drewdevault.com)

Today’s federated revolution is led by ActivityPub, leading to the rise of services like Mastodon, PeerTube, PixelFed, and more. These new technologies have a particular approach to federation, which is coloring perceptions on what it actually means for a system to be federated at all. Today’s post ...

286. You can't capture the nuance of my form fields (drewdevault.com)

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287. You can't capture the nuance of my form fields (drewdevault.com)

Check out this text box: textarea { width: 100%; } Consectetur qui consequatur voluptatibus voluptatem sit sint perspiciatis. Eos aspernatur ad laboriosam quam numquam quo. Quia reiciendis illo quo praesentium. Dolor porro et et sit dolorem quisquam totam quae. Ea molestias a aspernatur dignissimos ...

288. A finger client (drewdevault.com)

This is a short follow-up to the io_uring finger server article posted about a month ago. In the time since, we have expanded our language with a more complete networking stack, most importantly by adding a DNS resolver. I have used these improvements to write a small client implementation of the fi...

289. A finger client (drewdevault.com)

This is a short follow-up to the io_uring finger server article posted about a month ago. In the time since, we have expanded our language with a more complete networking stack, most importantly by adding a DNS resolver. I have used these improvements to write a small client implementation of the fi...

290. Status update, June 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Hiya! Got another status update for you. First, let me share this picture that my dad and I took on our recent astronomy trip (click for full res): Bonus Venus: So, what’s new? With SourceHut, there are a few neat goings-on. For one, thanks to Michael Forney putting the finishing touches on the patc...

291. Status update, June 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Hiya! Got another status update for you. First, let me share this picture that my dad and I took on our recent astronomy trip (click for full res): A long-exposure picture of the night sky. Thousands of stars are visible, as well as the band of the milky way.Bonus Venus: A bright white circle agains...

292. Provided "as is", without warranty of any kind (drewdevault.com)

The MIT license contains the following text, in all uppercase no less: THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. The BSD licenses, GPL famil...

293. Provided "as is", without warranty of any kind (drewdevault.com)

The MIT license contains the following text, in all uppercase no less:THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.The BSD licenses, GPL family ...

294. I will be moving to the Netherlands (drewdevault.com)

I had been planning a move to the Netherlands for a while, at least until a large COVID-shaped wrench was thrown into the gears. However, I was fully vaccinated by early April, and there are signs of the border opening up now, so my plans have been slowly getting back on track. I sent off my visa ap...

295. I will be moving to the Netherlands (drewdevault.com)

I had been planning a move to the Netherlands for a while, at least until a large COVID-shaped wrench was thrown into the gears. However, I was fully vaccinated by early April, and there are signs of the border opening up now, so my plans have been slowly getting back on track. I sent off my visa ap...

296. Build your project in our new language (drewdevault.com)

Do you have a new systems programming project on your todo list? If you’re feeling adventurous, I would like you to give it a crack in our new systems programming language, and to use it to drive improvements in the less-developed areas of our standard library. Note: we have enough projects on board...

297. Build your project in our new language (drewdevault.com)

Do you have a new systems programming project on your todo list? If you’re feeling adventurous, I would like you to give it a crack in our new systems programming language, and to use it to drive improvements in the less-developed areas of our standard library.Note: we have enough projects on board ...

298. Using io_uring to make a high-performance... finger server (drewdevault.com)

I’m working on adding a wrapper for the Linux io_uring interface to my secret programming language project. To help learn more about io_uring and to test out the interface I was designing, I needed a small project whose design was well-suited for the value-add of io_uring. The Finger protocol is per...

299. Using io_uring to make a high-performance... finger server (drewdevault.com)

I’m working on adding a wrapper for the Linux io_uring interface to my secret programming language project. To help learn more about io_uring and to test out the interface I was designing, I needed a small project whose design was well-suited for the value-add of io_uring. The Finger protocol is per...

300. How to write release notes (drewdevault.com)

Release notes are a concept most of us are familiar with. When a new software release is prepared, the release notes tell you what changed, so you understand what you can expect and how to prepare for the update. They are also occasionally used to facilitate conversations: Many of the people tasked ...
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