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Pablo Murad
Pablo MuradNov 7, 2026
How to get into the demoscene: a practical guide
A practical follow-up to my demoscene post: how to watch demos, run the real thing in emulators, find the best prods on Pouët and Demozoo, start making your own with Shadertoy, TIC-80, trackers and sizecoding, and when to go to a party.
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The Fulcrum
The FulcrumNov 7, 2026
The Programmer's Fulcrum 06 November, 2026
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bree’s blog
bree’s blogNov 6, 2026
Recording a Run Once
alternate title: “a trace in time saves nine”
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Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepageNov 6, 2026
Checking out the latest features in OxCaml 5.4.0+ox9
What changed between OxCaml 5.2.0+minus39 and 5.4.0+ox9, covering unboxed values, atomic fields, safer effects, and experimental polymorphism over layouts and modes.
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Pablo Murad
Pablo MuradNov 5, 2026
Software as culture: the demoscene
We have a slightly annoying habit of treating software as a tool and nothing else. One program edits photos, another does spreadsheets, another plays music, another runs a server. In that logic, good software is useful software: fast, secure and, with some luck, it won't ask you to create an account before showing you the main screen. Computers were never only tools, though. As soon as they landed in the hands of curious people, somebody tried to find out what else they could do. There was no client
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ch0.dev
ch0.devNov 4, 2026
How to actually learn vim motions (at least for me)
Reading neovim cheat sheets is boring and doesnt help. Here is how i am curently learning nvim motions.
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Sammy Shear's Blog
Sammy Shear's BlogNov 1, 2026
My LCAAJ Transcriber was Broken for Over a Year
ProgrammingLinguistics
Monad dev blog
Monad dev blogOct 31, 2026
What I did with Monad the last 2 weeks: Oak, a web stack, and a path toward univalence
October 31, 2026 The last two weeks were the busiest stretch this repository has seen. Between October 16 and October 30 the tree took 370 commits — roughly 185,000 lines added and 53,000 removed — and it did not spread those commits evenly: October 18 and 19 alone saw 96 of them. Still a lot of work remains. The priority is to stabilize the language features and ensure they cover enough. Two threads dominated. The first is a small fleet of library motes that turned out to be the foundation of a...
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The Fulcrum
The FulcrumOct 31, 2026
The Programmer's Fulcrum 30 October, 2026
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Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasOct 28, 2026
Ants on the Screen
It's been a while since I wrote an interactive post. With the cleanup of my website, I've been removing and rehousing things that no longer make sense to be where they were. One of those was a noise experiment I made years ago, whose goal was to replicate those old TVs. So I decided to bring that back as an interactive post, with more customization than ever!
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Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasOct 27, 2026
Post-Mortem on Command Execution in File Browser
Back in July, I made the decision to finally archive File Browser, and I won't go over it again. In this post I want to address one category of features of File Browser that was the root of many of the security advisories that have been disclosed in the past year: command execution.
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Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogOct 26, 2026
Again. And Again. And Again. And Again.
My body is yew and I am being hollowed.
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The Fulcrum
The FulcrumOct 25, 2026
The Programmer's Fulcrum 23 October, 2026
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Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasOct 20, 2026
The Test That Only Failed in the Summer
In the summer, while I was working on a feature locally, I noticed a test started failing. I initially dismissed it: I assumed there was some flakiness, and CI was green, so everything must've been good, right? Until it kept failing, only locally. A test that a few days before was working as normal.
programmingtesting
Monad dev blog
Monad dev blogOct 19, 2026
October, A month of Monad: agents, terminals, and a wasm target
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I'm Not Doctor Who
I'm Not Doctor WhoOct 18, 2026
#oneaday Day 863: Where to even begin
One of the things that I've wanted to do for many years is get to grips with really being able to program the Atari 8-bit. This will be a completely useless and unmarketable skill for me to learn, but with the Atari 8-bit in particular having always been so important to me, it feels like...
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Build.ms
Build.msOct 17, 2026
Calming Down Claude's Code Reviews
Leveraging REVIEW.md to calm down Claude's code reviews on GitHub.
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The Fulcrum
The FulcrumOct 17, 2026
The Programmer's Fulcrum 16 October, 2026
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The Fulcrum
The FulcrumOct 10, 2026
The Programmer's Fulcrum 09 October, 2026
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Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepageOct 9, 2026
OCaml's module language is the perfect fit for agentic programming
Write interfaces first, statically type check the design, then hand each module to an agent one at a time. OCaml's module language makes this a natural workflow for future formal methods too.
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Duplicake's blog
Duplicake's blogOct 4, 2026
New Website
Welcome to my new website!
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maya | 🏳️‍🌈☮️
maya | 🏳️‍🌈☮️Oct 3, 2026
arken: devblog #2
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Alex Van de Sande's wandering about
Alex Van de Sande's wandering aboutOct 3, 2026
Taking back control of my own writing.
Programming
brennan.day
brennan.daySep 28, 2026
Kindness as First-class Citizen in Programming
The world needs more intentional kindness. There's a manufactured backlash against empathy from Elon Musk to Gad Saad's 'suicidal empathy.' Kindness already operates as a design constraint: the IndieWeb's eleventh principle, Elm's code of conduct, Recurse Center's social rules, Ubuntu's 'I am because we are,' Audre Lorde's anger as care, and Coraline Ada Ehmke's Contributor Covenant. We must reclaim Ruby's MINASWAN culture from the Rails era, and I announce LearnWebDev.fyi, my restoration of Flatiron's retired Learn.co curriculum with 1,672 free lessons.
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