Great deep dive into Emacs' string implementation: http://t.co/y6Xsk82ZGw (strings are crucial in an editor so it has some unusual features)
miniblog.
Really interesting LLVM RFC on improving performance of instrumented binaries: http://t.co/b04txi6Nhk Interaction with inlining is subtle.
The excellent 'linked lists in Rust' has a section on lifetimes: http://t.co/ndcTrTMUIb It compares lifetimes with pointers to scopes.
Scary example of MITM against http://t.co/gC9yMtJTuN with faked HTTPS:
Fascinating article on building a great Perforce workflow with Emacs: http://t.co/gp1ds4RlUZ
Handling different error types in Rust: http://t.co/ywrmQDghpA (a hurdle for new Rust programmers)
Computational Thinking: The Subtle Effect of Hidden Dependencies on the UX of VCS https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en/us/pubs/archive/42942.pdf Interesting and sobering.
An impressive amount of my auto-complete config disappeared when I started using company-dabbrev-code. Nice codebase with good defaults.
The excellent string-edit package (edit strings with escapes) now supports even more major modes!
If you're stuck figuring out the right C++ API call to use with LLVM, you can dynamically generate example code here! http://t.co/z63J8EOmSM
visual-regexp makes complex regexps painless in Emacs. https://github.com/benma/visual-regexp.el Here I'm doing a little refactoring. http://t.co/Jyqw3u8BNa
Debugging a compiler, even a simple one, is amazingly subtle. You can have great test coverage and nasty bugs waltz past your test suite.
A browser with ad blocking can be more secure: https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2015/08/06/firefox-exploit-found-in-the-wild/ Many ad companies want to be trusted with injecting arbitrary JS.
An increasing number of interesting projects are not available as linux packages. Do developers prefer language package tooling now?
Lisp machines and Forth environments were full-stack monolingual. How do we design good languages for systems, apps and interactive shells?
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