Steve Klabnik spent 13 years on Rust's core team and co-wrote the book that taught most of us the language. Then, over 11 days in December 2025, he built Rue with Claude — a systems language that keeps memory safety but throws out Rust's hardest feature: the borrow checker. Here's the story, plus a cheat sheet for the syntax.
Just set up the Effect Coffee Shop — one of the most impressive full-stack TypeScript projects I've explored. Here's my complete walkthrough.
Installing Scala 3.8.4 on Debian using Coursier. Step-by-step guide covering setup, PATH troubleshooting, and hands-on REPL testing of enums, extension methods, union types, and more. Perfect for beginners.
A video on Julia's @generated functions turned into a REPL session proving every claim by hand
Porting a hand-rolled Unix-socket RPC client from Python to Rust should have been the easy part.
New to Fortran? Whether you're a scientist, engineer, or curious programmer, learning Fortran opens the door to decades of high-performance
scientific computing. This guide walks you through the complete workflow—from writing your first program to compiling with gfortran and running it on Linux.
"Haskell is not merely a programming language—it's a philosophy of precision, purity, and mathematical elegance... Its immutable data, lazy evaluation, and rock-solid static type system create software that is not only correct but beautiful in its construction."
A video about the ArrayRef supply-chain attack made me question the Rust crates I had recently installed on Debian.
BalenaEtcher reported success, but my Samsung USB kept returning to Omarchy. A power-cycle test exposed a failing drive that acknowledged writes without permanently storing them.
The real payoff came last: the official HTTP API silently hung with no error, so reading the node's own source code on GitHub uncovered its raw socket protocol instead — and a hand-built Python client, no SDK, no libraries beyond socket and json, ended up pulling live chain data straight off the wire.