No AI. Build your own tree directory viewer in C by hand
Discussion | hackernews | Author: hayyoth

No AI. Build your own tree directory viewer in C by hand
Discussion | hackernews | Author: hayyoth
Fixing C Strings With String Views
Discussion | lobsters | Author: eliasebner
yet another place where a linux man page is inaccurate
Discussion | lobsters | Author: nutmeg
tugz: a new deflate library with three applications
tech_blogs_chris_wellons
Patching Zig's Std
Discussion | hackernews | Author: ingve
Show HN: An experimental pattern-first DAW that supports MCP
Discussion | hackernews | Author: androsynth89
Porting code shouldn't mean rewriting it. I built #Lux9 to run natively on Plan 9, with the exact same runtime footprint on macOS, Linux, and OpenBSD. It compiles easily. No heavy virtual machines. Explore the runtime: lux9.dev #SystemsProgramming #OpenSource
Building a VMM from scratch, #0: Why BoxLite is replacing libkrun
Discussion | hackernews | Author: dorianzheng
ClickHouse C – Talk to ClickHouse using its native binary protocol
Discussion | hackernews | Author: saisrirampur
Arena Allocators in C
Discussion | lobsters | Author: eliasebner
oh, apparently it's not possible to portably check for string-to-float conversion errors in standard c
Discussion | lobsters | Author: seb
Float and integer arithmetic follow two different paradigms
Discussion | hackernews | Author: ibobev
notes on how glibc and musl handle math errors
Discussion | lobsters | Author: nutmeg
Type Safe Generic Data Structures in C
Discussion | hackernews | Author: AlexeyBrin
Safe Optimistic Lock Coupling
Discussion | hackernews | Author: greghn
A new, bespoke static site generator to replace Jekyll
tech_blogs_chris_wellons
Memory-Safe WebP Decoding
Discussion | hackernews | Author: computerbuster
How to make a text box: A crash course in Unicode and OpenType - Jimmy Lefevre, BSC 2026
Discussion | lobsters | Author: rrampage
Using C++17 std::optional
tech_blogs_bartlomiej_filipek
A new way to manage memory: no garbage collection, extremely fast & safe access
Discussion | hackernews | Author: EGreg