Lobsters is a community-driven platform for sharing and discussing links to articles, tutorials, and projects related to technology and programming. Readers can learn about a wide range of topics, from software development and system administration to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. With user submissions, comments, and voting, Lobsters provides a platform for collaborative learning and knowledge sharing among technology enthusiasts.

Lobsters

A community discussion thread where developers share unverified programming hunches and unexplored ideas. Topics range from property-based infrastructure-as-code (inspired by FPGA placement and property-based testing), using 32-bit pointers on 64-bit systems to halve memory usage, incremental lambda calculus as an alternative to virtual DOM diffing, carry-flag-based exception handling, microkernel superiority over monolithic kernels, POSIX legacy problems, PIC-like diagram languages with WYSIWYG interfaces, and writing WebAssembly more directly via Lisp-style macros on WAT.

What are your programming "hunches" you haven't yet investigated?