If you’re interested in switching to or are already using the Fish shell, Brett Terpstra has made all his scripts available for free.

Emacs: The Editor for the Next Forty Years. #emacs

I learned Emacs in September, 1983
It is now November, 2019
…that’s over thirty six years!
An amazingly long time.
— Perry E. Metzger

  Beirut, The Flying Club Cup.

TIL that you can #include "/dev/stdin"

$ cat in
"Hello, world!"
$ cat a.cpp#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("%s\n",
#include "/dev/stdin"
);
return 0;
}
$ g++ a.cpp < in && ./a.out
Hello, world!

— Peter Alexander (@Poita_) November 24, 2019

Docker Cleanup Commands.

It seems that by default formal technical documentation is targeted towards someone who’s deeply immersed in the ecosystem. But many developers have to juggle a lot of “worlds” in their heads daily. — Examples are the best documentation

A tour of probabilistic programming language APIs. #python

Interactive Linear Algebra. (via HN)

Pretty old school R plots and HTML pages: https://aliquote.org/pub/DAAG/, https://aliquote.org/pub/MABMUSPlus/gallery/.

Just found out the morning paper:

The Morning Paper: a short summary every weekday of an important, influential, topical or otherwise interesting paper in the field of computer science.