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programming languages Sep 10 CPython Officially Adds RISC-V Support As a Tier 3 Platform Now I have all the context I need. Here is the rewritten article as raw HTML: CPython Now Runs on RISC-V, With More Performance Work on the Horizon The CPython interpreter officially supports RISC-V as a Tier 3 platform, following... programming languages Sep 09 Show HN: AutoShade – AI assisted RAW photo developer (MIT) AutoShade is a new RAW photo developer that splits the job into two clean layers: an AI model proposes edits, and a deterministic Rust engine applies them. The result is a non-destructive workflow where every adjustment is stored... programming languages Sep 09 DOJ wants more answers on Fox’s $22B Roku deal Fox's $22 billion acquisition of Roku hit a new obstacle on Tuesday when the Department of Justice issued a "second request" for additional data and documents from both companies. The request, first reported by Semafor, does not s... programming languages Sep 08 Show HN: Genotype: language that compiles to idiomatic TS, Rust and Python Cross-language type safety is a problem most multi-language teams accept as unsolvable. Your TypeScript front-end and Rust back-end define the same data structures independently, drift apart over time, and break at runtime in ways... programming languages Sep 08 The universal programming language of LLMs A question on Hacker News asked what the universal programming language of future LLMs would look like. Not a language humans read or modify, but one built by LLMs for LLMs. A language that can build any kind of application: backe... programming languages Sep 08 Show HN: A browser IDE for m68000, Z80 assembly (and more), with graphics Assembly language has always been hard to teach. Students need an assembler, an emulator, documentation for instruction sets, and a debugger, all configured correctly before they can write their first instruction. A new browser-ba... programming languages Sep 07 Show HN: Relay – an update after three years on anonymous team check-ins A team feedback tool called Relay claims to cut staff churn by 66% and increase profits by 20%, and its approach is simpler than you might expect: replace the annual engagement survey with a weekly pulse that takes less than a min... programming languages Sep 07 Show HN: I was tired to check my mums WhatsApp last online, to see if she is ok Healthcare device interoperability is a solved problem in theory and a mess in practice. Every manufacturer builds its own ecosystem, its own app, its own cloud service. A blood pressure monitor from one vendor cannot talk to a me... programming languages Sep 07 Show HN: Benzi – Code Intelligence Infrastructure for Frontier AI Models Most AI coding agents work by stuffing a repository into a context window and hoping the model finds what it needs. Benzi takes a different approach: before answering a single question, it compiles the entire codebase into a struc... programming languages Sep 07 Nanobench: A simple and fast single-header microbenchmarking library for C++ Microbenchmarking in C++ has long meant choosing between heavyweight frameworks that pull in dependencies and fragile hand-rolled timing code that produces unreliable results. ankerl::nanobench, a single-header library supporting...