New release available of #rtcirqus, my real-time prioritisation tool: https://codeberg.org/autostatic/rtcirqus/releases/tag/v0.2.0

Biggest changes:
- Maximum real-time priority that rtcirqus assigns can be set.
- Steps between real-time priorities can be set.
- It is now possible to give rtcirqus a list of devices and rtcirqus will assign real-time priorities to these devices in the order they are given.
- Updated README with a new paragraph on how to use the configuration file.

Hypervisor in 1,000 Lines: how to build a minimal RISC-V hypervisor with Rust which can boot Linux-based operating systems #Programming https://1000hv.seiya.me/en/

Wasm 3.0 Completed

https://webassembly.org/news/2025-09-17-wasm-3.0/

Easy Forth

｢ The thing that separates Forth from most other languages is its use of the stack. In Forth, everything revolves around the stack. Any time you type a number, it gets pushed onto the stack. If you want to add two numbers together, typing + takes the top two numbers off the stack, adds them, and puts the result back on the stack ｣

https://skilldrick.github.io/easyforth/

Today, we had a fire alarm going off at @tudresden when I was just working on a local repo.

This reminded me on the popular meme:

In case of fire

1. git commit
2. git push
3. leave building

I always had some mixed feelings about it. Thus, I wrote down whats wrong with this meme on several levels (technical and social):

https://cknoll.github.io/git-fire-en.html

The essence is to create a #git-alias 'git fire' (consisting of multiple commands) to:

- create a new branch with an unused name,
- add every change to the staging area,
- commit (including message)
- push new branch to remote

Also: helping to mitigate fire damage to humans and infrastructure should be preferred over antisocially running away ‍ ("leave building")

VS Code Insiders Podcast Episode #6 - The Future of Coding Agents in VS Code

https://www.vscodepodcast.com/6

"Why Good Summaries are Important to a Pull Request": https://shafik.github.io/software%20development/2025/09/22/why-summaries-are-important-for-prs.html

Dear GitHub: no YAML anchors, please

https://blog.yossarian.net/2025/09/22/dear-github-no-yaml-anchors

Can anyone recommend some simple-ish #prolog project(s) for study?

Something more complex than all the family tree and factorial function tutorials, but still beginner friendly.

Today is all about getting the max value in a row in #R

#RStats #Blog #Technology #Code #Programming #Scripting

Post: https://www.spsanderson.com/steveondata/posts/2025-09-22/

Awesome links of last week

Check thread below

Why do GPTs Hallucinate?
Based on the recent research study on LLMs
Read here for FREE:
https://medium.com/cub3d/why-do-gpts-hallucinate-caee008c39c4?sk=a7a3019c29cb01d9d4e267a374b51b84

I wanted to learn #programming again by picking up #commodore64 #BASIC, in an attempt to recreate some of the projects of my youth. But watching Youtubers like @8bitshowandtell.bsky.social do #retrocomputing makes me realize that if you want to do anything more complicated than basic text and string manipulation, you've got to get good with the PEEKs and POKEs. And at that point you're essentially programming in #6502 #assembly code, except with more hex-to-decimal conversion.

https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/NicCLIM-example-html-table/
Not an overly heady #commonLisp #gamedev #devlog #example for my #NicCLIM (Using #McCLIM) .

I spent the evening recreationally hunting for a race condition in a large, historically grown code base and a library used by it.

Just kidding. This wasn't recreational. The software corrupted a large dataset on import, and I need it to process the dataset. It works now, and I need to unsee the horrors I saw.

I normally use AGPL for my projects but after reading "Introducing the Forklift Certified License" I'm tempted to play with source-available (non open) licenses.

This one would basically do what I want but might be a bit on the nose? (Also I like the implicit "pay me for commercial use" of AGPL).

https://anticapitalist.software/

Implemented a routine in #rtcirqus to allow for custom ordering of audio devices to be prioritised. Custom ordering can be done now by adding a comma separated list of device names as a value to the `prio_list` keyword in the rtcirqus configuration file.

IT folks if you want to practice humility, confidence & courage & character building in one go: Blindly copy & paste a snippet from your 10+ years old project that is using [a library] and send it to the core maintainer of [said library].

https://antranigv.am/posts/2025/09/1132/

There’s a lot of work that needs to be done on Jailer.

To start with, I have finally decided on the release model. The main development branch will be main, similar to FreeBSD, and then the releases will be tagged.

I’m not sure how I feel about branches, as I don’t want to have any kind of LTS versions, but I might need to understand if there’s anything missing in FreeBSD that I would need.

Another problem that I have right now is the fact that we don’t have a Port. I’m not happy with Jailer enough to make a Port for it, but maybe in the coming days.

• Fix the Git stuff that I don’t care about but I should
• Create a stable non-development version/tag
• Create more lists like this, because, let’s be honest, no one can work without lists.

I do wonder if I can pull an all nighter and finish everything that I hope to finish. Lets see.