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    Filipino Sunday Mass with Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus draws large audienceโ—SUNDAY FILIPINO LIVE MASS TODAY *SEPTEMBER 27, 2026* FR. JOWEL JOMARSUS GATUSโ–ถyoutubeWorldReligion697.1K2 min ago

    A live-streamed Filipino Sunday Mass for September 27, 2026, celebrated by Fr. Jowel Jomarsus Gatus, is drawing a large online audience. The broadcast offers Tagalog-language worship for Filipino Catholics at home and abroad, and viewers are engaging heavily with the service, reflecting strong demand for accessible religious programming in the Filipino community.

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    New 'Turbo Haskell' Project Gains Traction Among Developersโ—Turbo HaskellYhn1365 min ago

    A piece titled Turbo Haskell published on the comonad.com blog is drawing attention in programming communities, ranking highly on Hacker News and generating over a hundred engagements. The post discusses an approach to speeding up or rethinking the Haskell programming language, sparking discussion among functional programming enthusiasts about its practical implications.

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    RacketCon Takes Place This Saturdayโ–ผRacketCon Is SaturdayYhnSportCricket15320 min ago

    RacketCon, the annual community conference for the Racket programming language, is scheduled for Saturday. The event brings together users and developers of Racket, a Lisp dialect known for its use in teaching and language design, to share talks and project updates. Details and the program are available on the conference site, and programming communities are noting the upcoming date.

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    Adding Floating-Point Decimals for Fun and Profitโ—YhnSportFootball5938 min ago

    A new essay explores adding floating-point decimal support, arguing that decimal arithmetic can be implemented efficiently and usefully in programming languages and hardware. The piece walks through design choices and practical benefits for developers working with money and other exact values, and it is drawing attention from programmers debating how best to handle numeric precision.

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    Developer builds a functional programming language from a simple taskโ—Needed 1+1, built a functional programming languageYhnTechnologySoftware1511 h ago

    A developer has written about needing to compute something as simple as 1+1 and instead ending up building a complete functional programming language. The blog post, shared on Hacker News where it reached the front page, describes the language's design and implementation. Commenters are discussing the classic story of over-engineering, with many sharing their own experiences of building tools far more complex than the original problem required.

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    Rust team explains generic const arguments plansโ—Generic Const Args and You https://blog.rust-lang.org/inside-rust/2026/10/02/generic-const-args-and-you/ # Rust # PrograMmastodonTechnologySoftware31 h ago

    The Rust blog has published an inside-Rust post titled 'Generic Const Args and You', outlining the state of generic constant arguments in the language. The post is being shared among Rust developers on programming forums, where the feature โ€” allowing constants as generic parameters โ€” remains a topic of active discussion in the language's evolution.

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    Sixteenth RacketCon takes place this weekendโ—sixteenth RacketCon this weekend https://con.racket-lang.org/ # Programming # RacketLang # CommunityMmastodonTechnologySoftware21 h ago

    The sixteenth RacketCon, the annual community conference for the Racket programming language, is being held this weekend. Organisers point attendees to the conference site for the programme and details. Racket users and programming language enthusiasts are sharing the news and discussing the event within the language's community.

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    DeepSeek and Huawei open-source Ascend AI tools to rival Nvidia CUDAโ—DeepSeek and Huawei release open-source Ascend AI programming tools to reduce reliance on Nvidia CUDA ecosystem โ€” tools include compute and communication libraries, as well as Ascend support for TileLangโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware1 h ago

    DeepSeek and Huawei have released open-source programming tools for Huawei's Ascend AI chips, including compute and communication libraries and Ascend support for the TileLang language. The move aims to reduce dependence on Nvidia's CUDA ecosystem for AI development in China, giving developers a domestic software stack as US export controls continue to restrict access to advanced American hardware.

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