r/programming • u/bigbosmer • 19h ago
r/programming • u/nicholashairs • 9h ago
Python jettisons the native JIT, at least for now
lwn.netIn June, the Python steering council announced that it was pausing work on the JIT in CPython's main branch until there was an accepted Python Enhancement Proposal (PEP) that addressed concerns about maintenance, compatibility, and set clear success metrics as well as a timeline for completion. [....] After months of discussion, the JIT maintainers have withdrawn the PEP. For now, it appears that development on the once-promising project has come to an end
r/programming • u/1_more__user___name • 23h ago
Building confidence in concurrent code with a model checker - Scott Wlaschin - NDC London 2023
youtu.beI have followed Scott for some time because of his contributions to the fsharp learning community. He's website fsharpforfunandprofit.com is one of the best programming article websites. This talk especially is very good. I think Scott is very good at breaking down complex topics to make them seem approachable.
r/programming • u/benjoffe • 10m ago
A faster way to compute signed 64-bit floor division by constants
benjoffe.comr/programming • u/alexeyr • 11h ago
Choose Your Backend: Three TLS Bugs in GoAhead
foxio.ior/programming • u/gregorojstersek • 17m ago