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jmmv.dev
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| | | | | This is a rare post because I don't usually talk about Google stuff here, and this post is about Bazel: a tool recently published by Google. Why? Because I love its internal counterpart, Blaze, and believe that Bazel has the potential to be one of the best build tools if it is not already. However, Bazel currently has some shortcomings to cater to a certain kind of important projects in the open source ecosystem: the projects that form the foundation of open source operating systems. This post is, exclusively, about this kind of project. | |
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abstractexpr.com
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| | | | | Most programmers prefer to write code over debugging it. Unfortunately, code breaks a lot more often than we would like and it often breaks in situations that are hard to debug. Therefore, an essential skill as a programmer is to know how to debug your code (and that of others). When facing our first bug... | |
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www.spinellis.gr
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a collection of blog posts and articles, primarily focused on Unix tools, system administration, programming, and software development. It includes various topics such as debugging, file processing, regular expressions, build systems, and the philosophy of software engineering. The content spans multiple years, with some entries as recent as 2025. The text also contains metadata like dates, categories, and licensing information. | |
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www.ifi.uzh.ch
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| | | [AI summary] The ZEST team's homepage introduces their mission to advance empirical software engineering through interdisciplinary research and education, focusing on improving software development practices and human collaboration with code. | ||
