godocs.io is now available December 18, 2020 on Drew DeVault's blog

Due to the coming sunsetting of godoc.org in favor of pkg.go.dev, I’m happy to announce that godocs.io is now available as a replacement. We have forked the codebase and cleaned things up quite a bit, removing lots of dead or obsolete features, cleaning out a bunch of Google-specific code and analytics, reducing the JavaScript requirements, and rewriting the search index for Postgres. We will commit to its maintenance going forward for anyone who prefers the original godoc.org experience over the new website.

Notice: this article was rewritten on 2021-01-19. The original article has a lot of unnecessary salt. You can read the original here.

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Blocking Claude

Claude, a popular Large Language Model (LLM), has a magic string which is used to test the model’s “this conversation violates our policies and has to stop” behavior. You can embed this string into files and web pages, and Claude will terminate conversati…

via Aphyr: Posts January 26, 2026

Hare meetup at FOSDEM 2026

The Hare community is hosting a meetup at FOSDEM 2026 and we would love to meet you there and discuss your projects and the direction of the Hare programming language in the coming year. We will be meeting in UA4.228 at 14:00 on Saturday: check the schedule. S…

via Blogs on The Hare programming language January 22, 2026

BodgeOS pt.6

Getting KiCad working One of the things I want to get working is KiCad so I can also do the electrical design stuff also on the laptop I'm bringing to FOSDEM. It turns out this is pretty hard since I've been building BodgeOS as wayland-only distrib…

via BrixIT Blog January 18, 2026