CrossCraft is more than just code; it is the thread connecting my entire programming life, from teenage tinkering to professional craft. I will share war stories, a live demo, and a deeper philosophy ...

I'll demo some features for [backlinking](https://microcosm.blue/), [backfilling](https://docs.bsky.app/blog/introducing-tap), and looking forward with the AT Protocol.

This talk starts with classic property testing and scales the idea all the way up to Deterministic Simulation Testing (DST): controlling time, scheduling, crashes, retries, and randomness so entire sy...

While this talk is going to be a little bit technical, I want to focus on sharing some "best practices" (from my perspective) on what you can do to make "authentication" a little bit better for everyo...

Integrating large sets of upstream changes to a fork can create an overabundance of merge conflicts, creating a headache even for developers who know the code very well. This talk will discuss a versi...

Resources for the Vancouver Systems Talk "A Digital Ecosystem That Is Free as in Democracy" (https://luma.com/gv3wt2g5?tk=uy8j9M)

Did you know tokenizing and parsing don't need to be so serial? Why iterate over 1 byte at a time when you could iterate over 64 at a time? Why write a loop when a single instruction would do?

Modern software is measured by its activity, commits, releases, velocity. By that standard the healthiest thing I've ever built looks dead: a native Windows app with hundreds of weekly users that I ha...

When reading through online discussions about new languages, tools or features, I often hear a strong emphasis on developer ergonomics, and experience. However I think that this emphasis on developer ...

This is a reply to Jeff Fowler's amazing talk from the first ever Software You Can Love.

Are you sure your software is running? What about in the next few microseconds? Let’s walk through how to answer this question, and write latency-critical software on Linux.

Most talks about data oriented design have gone over my head. This talk finds a middle ground where we get some of the benefits with out sacrificing ergonomics.

https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-new-async-io/

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What's Changed Supporting non-contiguous registers by @taylorh140 in #357 rp2xxx: enable all riscv features by @tact1m4n3 in #358 Foundation libc by @mattnite in #362 Move time types (Absolute, Du...

Discover Graft, an open-source transactional storage engine built to solve the challenges of syncing data at the edge. Inspired by lessons from SQLSync, Graft enables lazy, partial, and strongly consi...