Issues from 2023
2023-W21
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This week has been about a tool to generate flamegraphs, debugging asynchronous Rust, a technical debt classification, electronic music rudiments, a spreadsheet-like tool supporting Python and a programming language with manual memory management and Python-like syntax.
2023-W19
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This week has been about RocksDB, emoji prompts, managing Python, querying binary files, prompt engineering and a tutorial on TLS.
2023-W18
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This week has been about the internals of Pandas, internals of Deno KV, unsafe Rust vs Zig, useful errors in Rust, search and replace for Neovim and streaming statistics.
2023-W17
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This week has been about the internals of databases, LLMs in Python, LLMs in Rust, a service offering pre-trained models, MVCC in Postgres and a tool to kill processes.
2023-W16
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This week has been about data exfiltration in Python, WebAssembly in Python, Rust backing mobile applications, text minimaps, interactive graphics in JavaScript and load balancer strategies.
2023-W15
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This week has been about a simplified Nix, fast lexers in Rust, accessible SolidJS, the London tube in 3D, a technical search engine, and headless mobile applications.
2023-W14
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This week has been about networks and graphs with Gephi Lite, a JavaScript library for graph manipulation, a Python library for data validation, a Make-like build tool, the state of AI research, and WebAssembly tail call optimisation in V8.
2023-W13
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This week has been about the Janet language, the bicycle movement, a tool for analysing security risks, a typesetting system, and a talk on data-oriented design.
2023-W12
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This week has been about collations in databases, flaws in Linux processes, provenance for digital content, Amazon S3 as a local file system, the GPT hype and deceptive design patterns.
2023-W11
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This week has been about translating C to Rust, a graphical font editor, an alternative to Parquet, a WASM Markdown parser, Lua in Neovim and AI Animation.
2023-W10
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This week has been about incident management, a tool for managing JavaScript projects, a Rust actor framework inspired by Erlang, gradient descent in SQL, a toolset for interactive Markdown and a study of the Panopticon.
2023-W09
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This week has been about how the Internet works, prompt injection threats, fast SQLite indexing, an edge CMS, an in-memory database and trait references in Rust.
2023-W08
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This week has been about daily art, a tool for searching in repositories, SQL in Jupyter with DuckDB, plain text accounting, Rust programs interactive visualisations and the accessibility of Shadow DOM.
2023-W07
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This week has been about an iOS Mastodon application, a tool for inspecting large allocations in Rust, a tool to make Linux applications behave, Python's GIL, Go's proposal on telemetry and a deep dive on Rust and WebAssembly.
2023-W06
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This week has been about a multi-source query engine, a file-tree visualiser, a Rust magazine, GPT-3 prompt injections, a tutorial on fzf and Rust procedural macros.
2023-W05
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This week has been about shipping pre-built Rust binaries, an alternative to asdf, an alternative to Git, a 12-bit colour palette, a recursive game of life and the Quite Ok Image format.
2023-W04
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This week has been about using NPM for non-javascript packages, the line of death pattern, story points and planning, rare Git commands, a pub/sub protocol and a new introduction to Nix.
2023-W03
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This week has been about float point numbers, an interaction net runtime, deep learning in Rust, data wrangling in Python and modem handshakes explained.
2023-W02
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This week has been about WebAssembly User Defined Functions (UDF) in libSQL, a collection of failed projects, a collection of web fonts, a multi-clipboard tool, a collection of React components for 2D diagrams and a book on Rust atomics.
2023-W01
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This week has been about reactive libraries mechanics, graph neural networks, reusable SQL with M4, TypeScript types from Rust, a command-line JSON viewer and web browsers user agent compatibility.