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The best programming language for creating web APIs, bar none. Builds on top of Erlang, which solved the problem of concurrency and distributed systems all the way back in the 80s

A high-performance text editor written in Rust that's a great alternative to Electron slop like VSCode and its forks

The One True Text Editor

A starting point for your Neovim configuration. While Neovim is powerful, initial setup can be challenging. kickstart.nvim provides a solid foundation, offering more than just basic functionality to help you get started quickly

High power tools for HTML. Also has a bunch of essays related to web development

The web used to be so interesting

While I don't agree with all the points in this article, the overall message is good: Choose your programming language carefully!

OOP? More like OOPs, you broke global state again!

"Here is how platforms die: First, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. Then, they die."

Declarative Linux distribution with reproducible builds, built around the Nix package manager

Declarative Linux distribution with reproducible builds, built around the Guix package manager

Like a Git Forge but for machine learning

Open source AI research and development with an awesome design style

Run large language models locally

High-throughput and memory-efficient inference engine for large language models

Nx (Elixir)

Product reviews in regards to privacy. Did you know that employees of Amazon Ring were caught spying on female customers?

Private, decentralized cryptocurrency

Learning Platforms

Knowledge management with linked notes

Publications

Cool website

Digital library preserving internet history