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ok new week new topic. what’s everyone’s favorite joke ever made in a PL publication? I think mine is this one (from “The Myths of Object-Orientation” by James Noble)
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Pleased to announce shplait/liquid, a liquid-typed version of shplait, the language of my book PLAI. This version adds liquid-typing, a form of refinement types. It's primarily meant to be a small language for pedagogic purposes to induce people to try grown-up ones later. ↵
We’re gonna have some really great talks this month! Please stop by if you’d like here about either the designs and historical trade offs that prevented STM from catching on, or large scale caching at Figma.
nycsystems.xyz/2026/october.…
Instantly on my list
Replying to @thorstenball
Go straight to the Museum of the City of New York to see the scale model of the city currently on display, it's only there until 12th October, it's absolutely stunning mcny.org/exhibition/he-built…
Then:
Presenting FlowLog by Zhenghong Yu
youtu.be/t0rUyI9BiD4
...and our closer for the evening... @ssougou presenting Multigres
youtu.be/ExxWdCUPBUA
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We have recordings up from NYC Systems event in August at @trailofbits
First up:
Modular GPU Programming with Typed Perspectives by @314Bansal
youtu.be/ne13ajXcNhs
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The man's a legend.
Thank you for sharing your experience, @ssougou.
Our lightning talk at NYC systems is Zhenghong Yu presenting Fast, Flexible Datalog for Real World Systems!
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Up first at NYC Systems, Manya Bansal on Modular GPU Programming with Typed Perspectives
Remembering the last eclipse, where a friendly neighborhood astronomy nerd had his telescope set up on the common balcony, happily sharing the view with everyone.
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Polonius, the "next iteration of the Rust borrow checker", is now enabled by default in nightly!
blog.rust-lang.org/2026/08/0…


























