The 12 highest-rated articles on Lobsters on July 02, 2025 which have not appeared on any previous Lobsters Daily are:

• Doing My Day Job on Chimera Linux
  

  linux
  

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• Introducing pay per crawl: enabling content owners to charge AI crawlers for access
  

  web
  

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• People Keep Inventing Prolly Trees
  

  historical merkle-trees
  

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• How I Write Type Safe Generic Data Structures in C
  

  c education
  

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• Reflections on Haskell and Rust
  

  haskell programming rust
  

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• `git stage` over `git add`
  

  vcs
  

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• Tail Latency Might Matter More Than You Think (2021)
  

  distributed performance
  

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• History of UNIX Manpages
  

  historical unix
  

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• Google Developer Search Appliance – Proxmox Port
  

  retrocomputing
  

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• Zig Community Mirrors
  

  zig
  

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• Maestro now supports GCC
  

  osdev
  

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• From Python Programmer to Distributed Systems Researcher in 10 Years Without a PhD
  

  education
  

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The 12 highest-rated articles on Lobsters on December 22, 2024 which have not appeared on any previous Lobsters Daily are:

• dropping hyper
  

  c rust
  

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• The jank programming language
  

  clojure compilers plt
  

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• Pride Versioning
  

  practices satire
  

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• a raycaster in bash
  

  graphics unix
  

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• Turing Machines
  

  compsci historical retrocomputing
  

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• Compiling C to Safe Rust, Formalized
  

  c compilers rust
  

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• Rivet Actors, Cloudflare Durable Objects-like infrastructure built with Rust, FoundationDB, V8 Isolates
  

  javascript rust
  

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• Spreadsheets 1/3 - Rye Language
  

  programming
  

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• Optimize your shell experience
  

  programming
  

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• We Have Google Drive at Home: Musings on Merkle-Tree Based File Sharing
  

  merkle-trees
  

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• Nix is a build system
  

  nix
  

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• Rules to avoid common extended inline assembly mistakes
  

  assembly c c++
  

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