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Servo 0.0.1 Release

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Servo
Servo 0.0.1 Release - Servo aims to empower developers with a lightweight, high-performance alternative for embedding web technologies…
A brief update on the goals and plans behind the new Servo releases on GitHub.
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In favor of comments, what does empirical engineering says? (2022)

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via sadraskol.com via hwayne
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In favor of comments, what does empirical engineering says? (2022)
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Create Your Own AI Voice Agent Using EchoKit, ESP32, and Rust

Step-by-step tutorial for EchoKit, a DIY AI voice agent (fully open source) I've been working on.🔹 Hardware: An easy-to-assemble ESP32-S3 board (EchoKit). 🔹 Server: A high-performance server built entirely in Rust to manage the ASR -> LLM -> TTS pipeline. 🔹 AI Models: Fully customizable, using Groq's APIs (Whisper, Llama 3, PlayAI-TTS) in the guide for near-instant responses.This project is perfect for:Developers wanting to understand the full-stack AI pipeline (not just the API call).Makers building custom smart home devices or interactive prototypes.Educators/Students looking for a hands-on project that combines embedded systems, modern backend programming (Rust), and generative AI.Comments

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Create Your Own AI Voice Agent Using EchoKit, ESP32, and Rust
Create Your Own AI Voice Agent Using EchoKit, ESP32, and Rust: Have you ever wanted to build your very own voice AI Agent — one that actually talks back to you?
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to build a fun and interactive AI assistant using EchoKit…
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How I Use Claude Code on My Phone with Termux and Tailscale

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via skeptrune.com by skeptrune
Nick Khami's Blog
How I Use Claude Code on My Phone with Termux and Tailscale
You don't need a new startup or third-party service to use Claude Code on your phone. You just need SSH, Tailscale, and Termux. Here's how to code from anywhere with the tools you already have.
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Some Smalltalk about Ruby Loops

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via tech.stonecharioteer.com by stonecharioteer
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Some Smalltalk about Ruby Loops
Sending a message about why you shouldn't write `for` loops in Ruby.
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Ruby Butler: It’s Time to Rethink RubyGems and Bundler

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via rubyelders.com via pushcx
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Ruby Butler: It’s Time to Rethink RubyGems and Bundler
RubyGems and Bundler defined a generation of Ruby. But maybe it’s time to rethink them. Ruby Butler is my take — a fresh start, a new rb command, and a space to experiment again.
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Continuously keep local mailboxes in sync with an IMAP server

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Continuously keep local mailboxes in sync with an IMAP server
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Fil-C

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Fil-C
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Nix CI Benchmarks

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Nix CI Benchmarks
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Measuring Engineering Productivity

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via justoffbyone.com by can
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Measuring Engineering Productivity
A practical system for tracking engineering output without burying teams in metrics.
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AWS experiences 12+ hour multi-service outage

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AWS experiences 12+ hour multi-service outage
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How I accidentally became PureGym's unofficial Apple Wallet developer

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via drobinin.com via WilhelmVonWeiner
Vadim Drobinin - iOS Development Expert
How I accidentally became PureGym's unofficial Apple Wallet developer
Tired of fumbling with the PureGym app for 47 seconds every morning, I reverse-engineered their API to build an Apple Wallet pass that gets me in with a quick wrist scan. Along the way, I discovered their bizarre security theatre: QR codes that expire every…
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Emacs time-zones

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via xenodium.com by xenodium
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Emacs time-zones
Emacs ships with a perfectly functional world clock, available via . Having said that, there are two things I wish it had:

1. A quick way to interac...
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The joy of rediscovering Perl

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via blog.zerodogg.org via henrytill
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The joy of rediscovering Perl - Eskild Hustvedt
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Turn off Cursor, turn on your mind

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Turn off Cursor, turn on your mind
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atproto Check-in (Fall 2025)

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via docs.bsky.app via steveklabnik
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Protocol Check-in (Fall 2025) | Bluesky
We last shared a protocol roadmap back in March 2025, and wow does time fly. If we're being honest, we haven't tied a bow on as many of these threads as we would've hoped. Oh time, strength, cash, and patience\!
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Judo (Jujutsu GUI)

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via judojj.com via altano
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Judo for JJ
Judo for JJ — The full-featured GUI for JJ VCS.
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How We Built WebSocket Servers for Vercel Functions

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via rivet.dev by nathanflurry
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How We Built WebSocket Servers for Vercel Functions
With the release of Rivet for Vercel Functions, you can now build WebSocket servers on Vercel & Next.js. Check out the getting started guide for Next.js or visit our GitHub.
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Progress update on Clang's new constant expression interpreter

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via developers.redhat.com via jmillikin
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Clang bytecode interpreter update | Red Hat Developer
It’s October again, so let me tell you what happened with the clang bytecode interpreter this year. In case this is the first you've encountered this topic: This is a project for a bytecode
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Language Support for Marginalia Search

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via marginalia.nu via joshleeb
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Language Support for Marginalia Search
One of the big ambitions for the search engine this year has been to enable searching in more languages than English, and a pilot project for this has just been completed, allowing experimental support for German, French and Swedish.
These changes are now…
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