Tag: programming

Scott Lanoue - CoMail

Scott Lanoue discusses CoMail, a cooperative email service built on the AT Protocol.

The Programmer's Fulcrum 11 September, 2026

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The Programmer's Fulcrum 4 September, 2026

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Radiora開発日誌

自作アウトライナーを自慢させろ

思考の配置、意味関係、改稿の系譜を残せる自作アウトライナー「Radiora」の自慢。ブローガスト14日目

The Programmer's Fulcrum 28 August, 2026

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The 3rd Programming for the Planet 2026 videos are available

Videos from the third Programming for the Planet (PROPL) workshop at PLDI 2026, and Cyrus Omar is visiting Cambridge on sabbatical for a year to drive followups!

comptime or !comptime?

Zig wants to be clear when it's resolving types/structs and when it's dealing with runtime data. Comptime bakes in your logic into the binary at compilation time, but when to actually use it?

The Programmer's Fulcrum 21 August, 2026

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サイトをリニューアルした(ブローガスト2026_day10)

サイトをリニューアルしたというだけの話。

Setting up standard.site integration with a Bluesky account, a static site, duck tape, and hope

I decided to see if I could set up standard.site for my blog without using an existing platform. I managed to hack something together myself – emphasis on the hack: it’s a lot of terminal commands, copy-and-pasting, and questionable security decisions.

go1.27.0: generic methods, encoding/json/v2 package, uuid package, faster memory allocation, goroutine leak profiles

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go1.27.0: generic methods, encoding/json/v2 package, uuid package, faster memory allocation, goroutine leak profiles

The Programmer's Fulcrum 14 August, 2026

This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum.

Jacob Miller - DiffUI

Jacob Miller discusses the creation of DiffUI, an AI-driven UI design tool.

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Tabs, spaces, hand tools, and seat belts: a response

I read the blog post mentioned in the title recently, and found it a reasonable and coherent articulation of a certain viewpoint about AI, and indeed about programming (even society) in general. It presents its arguments clearly and sensibly. It has an ambivalence to it that suggests consideration. It is well-cited and well-written. You should read it. (in fact, you should read it before the rest of this blog post, or I’ll make even less sense than otherwise). This makes me extremely angry. As I take the opposite viewpoint from this point, it feels only appropriate that I should present it in the opposite manner: that is, unreasonably, incoherently, unclearly, insensibly, poorly considered and indeed inconsiderately. Enjoy.

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Creation Subsumes Creators

The Programmer's Fulcrum 7 August, 2026

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You no longer need JavaScript (Lyra Rebane)

https://lyra.horse/blog/2025/08/you-dont-need-js/ I know the basics of HTML and CSS, but I didn't realise just how insanely good it's gotten lately. From a cursory glance both seem like "easy to use, hard to master" markup languages with the mastery being very rewarding. I've been thinking about making a "music talk" site with Hugo (from scratch) as...

LLMs are bad decision helpers

I want to preface this by saying I am not anti-AI/LLM, especially in the way it has manifested on social media. In fact, I'm highly critical of the movement due to how abusive the movement has gotten (especially on Bluesky and the FOSS community) and dismissive to information that contradicts their claims, and I do...

Working with the 4Rs of Web Development

This article originally appeared on The Fulcrum. Revolutionary? and self-rewarding! K.I.S.S. and DIY WebDev strategy cripples tech bros, oligarchs, and autocrats In this article we will cover a simple, DIY strategy. In particular, it's about what I call the 4Rs of web development. They are empowering, reduce frustration, and help you feel good about your...

Working with the 4Rs of Web Development

In this article we will cover a simple, DIY strategy. In particular, it's about what I call the 4Rs of web development. They are empowering, reduce frustration, and help you feel good about your work (and yourself).

Eunomia OS - project history

Eunomia OS - standard library

Eunomia OS - audits, profiling, improvements

The Programmer's Fulcrum 31 July, 2026

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Lisp was ahead of it's time

It came to me before I slept, too good to pass and leave it for tomorrow

Getting back into programming

I have a C++ class starting next semester, so I decided to see if I could still write for Arduino.It's a simple "hello world" type program. I've forgotten a lot since developing a machine vision system in high school. 12 years later at least I can still make an LED blink, I can even do...

Your vibe-coded app is not sustainable

A few thoughts about sustainability statements and vibe-coded apps.

Eunomia OS - more verification

Our First Anniversary Brings a Narrowed Focus for Weekly TPFs

Tightening up the ship After a year of publishing The Fulcrum, I (as publisher) now know the topics, tools, and techniques I want to focus The Programmer's Fulcrum coverage on. And maybe it will have the side benefit of shorter TPF posts. We'll see if I can tighten up my discipline as well. ;) That...

Our First Anniversary Brings a Narrowed Focus for Weekly TPFs

After a year of publishing The Fulcrum, I (as publisher) now know the topics, tools, and techniques I want to focus The Programmer's Fulcrum coverage on.

Eunomia OS - first day

The Programmer's Fulcrum 24 July, 2026

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Intent now compiles itself

Intent now compiles itself

Animating Element with Only CSS

This post provides the most straightforward and minimum way to animate the HTML detials element using only CSS.

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We have reached augmented inteligence before AI

We had that at our fingerprints and we never knew about it

Emacs + Meow is an underrated combo

In my head, code editors fall on a spectrum of intuition on one side or flexibility on the other. Easy versus malleable. I know this is an oversimplification, but bear with me for a bit.

Deep Purple, jQuery and the role of legacy

There are people, groups, works and topics that are old just in terms of age, and everyone and their dog wants to replace them for good, often for their age alone. But that turns out to be a wild goose chase, since these are so good at what they do, and/or they command so much mindshare, that they keep going for decades. See Emacs, Vim, COBOL, paperbacks, notebooks, email.

Jacob Beckerman - Macro

Jacob Beckerman discusses the creation of Macro, a universal workspace for people doing information work.

Web Cartography

I've been meaning to read this for years. I finally picked up a copy for a decent price last year, and read it as a refresher before embarking on some map creation. It seems a bit strange, reading a technology-related book from 2014 in 2026, but Ian Muehlenhaus did a good job of keeping most...