What′s new in .NET 10
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The Linux Kernel Looks To "Bite The Bullet" In Enabling Microsoft C Extensions
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Pulse 1.0 - A reactive and concurrent programming language built on modern JavaScript
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hi everyone, I'm happy to share Pulse 1.0, a small but ambitious programming language that brings fine-grained reactivity and Go-style concurrency to the JavaScript ecosystem. The goal with Pulse is simple: make building reactive and concurrent programs feel natural with clean syntax, predictable behavior, and full control over async flows. What makes Pulse different Signals, computed values, and effects for deterministic reactivity
Channels and select for structured async concurrency
ESM-first, works on Node.js (v18+)
Open standard library: math, fs, async, reactive, and more
Comprehensive testing: 1,336 tests, fuzzing, and mutation coverage
MIT licensed and open source Install bash npm install pulselang Learn more Docs & Playground https://osvfelices.github.io/pulse Source https://github.com/osvfelices/pulse Pulse is still young, but already stable and fully functional. If you like experimenting with new runtimes, reactive systems, or compiler design, I’d love to hear your thoughts especially on syntax and performance. Thanks for reading. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/coloresmusic (https://www.reddit.com/user/coloresmusic)
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Porting a UWP email client to cross‑platform with Uno: IMAP sync, Proton‑compatible crypto (C#)
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1otjeak/porting_a_uwp_email_client_to_crossplatform_with/

<!-- SC_OFF -->I ported an email client originally written for UWP to a cross‑platform stack via Uno while preserving the original presentation layer. The same XAML + MVVM now builds for Windows, macOS, and Linux (rendered through Skia) without rewriting the interface. Platform‑specific concerns are reduced to thin "head" layers (startup, windowing, system hooks, storage, notifications) while core logic and markup remain shared. The mail engine relies on MailKit: basic connection and authentication, SMTP sending with post‑append to Sent, and folder structure plus selective message retrieval via IMAP commands. Storage is an encrypted SQLite (sqlcipher) database: tables for conventional, Proton, and decentralized messages, accounts, and related entities all live in a single file with password rekeying. PGP/MIME and Proton‑compatible cryptography run locally: encryption, signing, decryption, and session key handling (BouncyCastle + MimeKit), with Proton data laid out in dedicated tables. Search is currently an in‑memory, case‑insensitive filter across subject, preview, plain text body, and address fields. There is also a fully optional local AI layer using Microsoft.Extensions.AI and Microsoft.ML.OnnxRuntimeGenAI: a model is loaded, streams tokens, and the UI receives incremental updates, enabling offline summarization or draft assistance without a cloud dependency. Generation is controlled by parameters (temperature, top‑k, top‑p, do_sample) and can be completely disabled. The most time‑consuming engineering work involved keeping theme and density consistent across diverse desktop environments, packaging and code signing (especially on macOS), and carefully integrating local cryptography plus authorization abstractions without letting external libraries leak through architectural layers. The result is a single C# codebase that preserves the UI logic of the original UWP project while running on multiple platforms. Source is open: Eppie‑App (https://github.com/Eppie-io/Eppie-App). <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/BaJlepa (https://www.reddit.com/user/BaJlepa)
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Memory Safety for Skeptics
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Simple patterns for events schema versioning
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Understanding FSR 4
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<!-- SC_OFF -->After AMD accidentally leaked the source code to FSR 4 I decided to figure out how it works <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/mer_mer (https://www.reddit.com/user/mer_mer)
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Adopting Static Analysis Early Transforms Large Codebases (and Why It’s Not Just About Tools)
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hey all,
In many mid to large scale projects I’ve observed (40K+ lines of code and growing), the real gains come not from just “installing a tool” but from adopting the mindset behind static analysis integration early and consistently. Below is a breakdown of the why, how, pit falls, plus top vetted external resources. I hope this adds value to your coding/architecture workflows. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Digitalunicon (https://www.reddit.com/user/Digitalunicon)
[link] (https://deepsource.com/blog/engineering-manager-guide-to-static-analysis?utm_source=chatgpt.com) [comments] (https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1otrwe0/adopting_static_analysis_early_transforms_large/)

The Root Cause Fallacy: Systems fail for multiple reasons, not one
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Spider-Man: The Movie Game dissection project Checkpoint - November 2025
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Open Source AI Editor: Second Milestone
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Spatial intelligence is AI’s next frontier
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Discussion on Spatial intelligence is AI’s next frontier: Comments (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45880939)... What are your thoughts? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Big_Plum_9327 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Big_Plum_9327)
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What is Iceberg Versioning and How It Improves Data Reliability
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Surely dark UX patterns don’t work in the long run
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Free Bootstrap 5 Gym Website Template Download
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Make Loading screens fun with my SwiftUI Game Engine
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Box of bugs (exploded): Perils of cross-platform development
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Indexing, Partitioning, Sharding - it is all about reducing the search space
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<!-- SC_OFF -->When we work with a set of persisted in the database data, we most likely want our queries to be fast. Whenever I think about optimizing certain data query, be it SQL or NoSQL, I find it useful to think about these problems as Search Space problems: How much data must be read and processed in order for my query to be fulfilled? Building on that, if the Search Space is big, large, huge or enormous - working with tables/collections consisting of 10^6, 10^9, 10^12, 10^15... rows/documents - we must find a way to make our Search Space small again. Fundamentally, there is not that many ways of doing so. Mostly, it comes down to: Changing schema - so that each table row or collection document contains less data, thus reducing the search space Indexing - taking advantage of an external data structure that makes searching fast Partitioning - splitting table/collection into buckets, based on the column that we query by often Sharding - same as Partitioning, but across multiple database instances (physical machines) <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/BinaryIgor (https://www.reddit.com/user/BinaryIgor)
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Day 15: Gradients and Gradient Descent
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<!-- SC_OFF -->1. What is a Gradient? Your AI’s Navigation System Think of a gradient like a compass that always points toward the steepest uphill direction. If you’re standing on a mountainside, the gradient tells you which way to walk if you want to climb fastest to the peak. In yesterday’s lesson, we learned about partial derivatives - how a function changes when you tweak just one input. A gradient combines all these partial derivatives into a single “direction vector” that points toward the steepest increase in your function. # If you have a function f(x, y) = x² + y² # The gradient is [∂f/∂x, ∂f/∂y] = [2x, 2y] # This vector points toward the steepest uphill direction For AI systems, this gradient tells us which direction to adjust our model’s parameters to increase accuracy most quickly. Resources https://aieworks.substack.com/p/day-15-gradients-and-gradient-descent https://github.com/sysdr/aiml/tree/main/day15/day15_gradients <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Designer_Bug9592 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Designer_Bug9592)
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Building a cross-platform project scaffolding engine: template detection, safe copying, and Git-aware initialization
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<!-- SC_OFF -->I’ve been working on a small cross-platform project scaffolding tool and kept running into problems that weren’t documented anywhere. Figured the technical notes might be useful to others.
It’s not fully polished yet, but the core ideas work. 1. Template detection
I wanted templates to identify themselves automatically without a predefined list. Ended up using a mix of signature files (package.json, go.mod, pyproject.toml) plus a lightweight ignore system to avoid walking massive folders. 2. Safe copying
Copying templates sounds trivial until you hit symlinks, Windows junctions, and binary assets. I settled on simple rules: never follow symlinks, reject junctions, treat unknown files as binary, and only apply placeholder replacement on verified text files. 3. CLI quirks on Windows and Linux
ANSI coloring, arrow-key navigation, and input modes behave differently everywhere. Raw input mode plus a clear priority between NO_COLOR, --color, and --no-color kept things mostly sane. 4. Optional Git integration
Initialize a repo, pull a matching .gitignore, create the first commit, but avoid crashing if Git isn’t installed or the user disables it. The project isn’t fully done yet, but the current implementation is open source here for anyone curious about the details: maybe for people that are programming already for a long time this sounds easy but for me creating a project for the first time without really copying parts from stackoverflow or other tutorials was a real prestation. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/kajvans (https://www.reddit.com/user/kajvans)
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Automating My Buzzer: Learning Hardware with ChatGPT (and what I learned from the experience).
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