Hackernews posts about Posix
Posix is a standard for Unix-like operating systems that defines a set of APIs and utilities to ensure compatibility across different Unix variants.
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- A Tale of Two Standards, POSIX and Win32 (2005) (www.samba.org)
- Brat, a parallel TAP testing harness for the POSIX shell (codeberg.org)
- Brat, a parallel TAP testing harness for the POSIX shell (codeberg.org)
- A reproducible C toolchain rooted on POSIX shell (umontreal.scholaris.ca)
- Tech workers continue to lose jobs in droves as economy shows positive signs (www.washingtonpost.com)
- Experimental: Add xx-zones protocol for window positioning in zones (gitlab.freedesktop.org)
- Glyph Positions Break PDF Text Redaction (arxiv.org)
- Using Starlink ruse, Ukrain hackers trick Russian army into revealing positions (kyivindependent.com)
- AI Chip Startup Positron Raises $230M from Arm, Qatar to Compete with Nvidia (www.bloomberg.com)
- Mor Chess 3: Rebuild Chess Positions with Daily Puzzles (morchess.com)
- Software Engineering Is Becoming Position-Less (newsletter.eng-leadership.com)
- Experimental: Add xx-zones protocol for area-limited window positioning (gitlab.freedesktop.org)