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Prolog Coding Horror
An analysis of common Prolog programming errors, their impact, and how to write more reliable, declarative code to avoid the horror.
CUDA Books
A curated list of key books on CUDA programming from beginner to advanced levels, covering architecture, optimization, and recent releases for 2024–2026.
Prolog Coding Horror
An analysis of frequent Prolog programming mistakes, their impact, and best practices to write correct, declarative code.
How API-First Thinking Improves Engineering Speed
Laying a foundation with API-first thinking accelerates engineering by streamlining collaboration and catching issues early—discover how it can transform your development process.
Show HN: Semble – Code search for agents that uses 98% fewer tokens than grep
Semble, a new code search library for agents, reduces token usage by 98% compared to grep+read, enabling faster, more efficient code retrieval.
Mado: Fast Markdown linter written in Rust
Mado, a new Markdown linter written in Rust, claims to be significantly faster than existing tools. It supports CommonMark and GFM, with promising benchmarks.
C++26 Shipped a SIMD Library Nobody Asked For
C++26 ships with std::simd, a portable SIMD library criticized for being slow and outdated compared to compiler auto-vectorization and existing libraries.
A nicer voltmeter clock
A hobbyist has redesigned a voltmeter-based clock with improved aesthetics and simplified construction, using off-the-shelf components and custom woodworking.
CUDA Books
A curated, detailed list of CUDA programming books from beginner to advanced, including recent releases for 2024–2026, updated as of May 2026.
