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Flash-MoE: Running a 397B Parameter Model on a Laptop

Flash-MoE enables running a massive 397 billion parameter model on consumer laptop hardware through innovative Mixture of Experts architecture and memory optimization techniques. The project demonstra...

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Security advisory for Cargo

The Rust Security Response Team disclosed CVE-2026-33056, a vulnerability in the third-party tar crate used by Cargo that allows malicious crates to change permissions on arbitrary directories during ...

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OpenClaw is a security nightmare dressed up as a daydream

OpenClaw, a tool for integrating AI agents with external APIs, has been found to contain critical security vulnerabilities that could lead to arbitrary code execution. The article details how its desi...

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MAUI Is Coming to Linux

Avalonia UI has released Preview 1 of their MAUI compatibility layer, bringing Microsoft's .NET MAUI framework to Linux for the first time. This enables developers to create cross-platform application...

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The future of version control

Bram Cohen, creator of BitTorrent, proposes 'Manyana' as a new approach to version control that addresses limitations of current systems like Git. The system emphasizes simplicity, performance, and be...

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Building an FPGA 3dfx Voodoo with Modern RTL Tools

A developer has successfully recreated the classic 3dfx Voodoo graphics chip using modern RTL tools and an FPGA, demonstrating how vintage hardware can be revived with contemporary design methodologie...

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Windows native app development is a mess

A detailed critique of Windows native app development highlights the fragmented ecosystem and outdated tooling challenges developers face. The article discusses issues with Win32, UWP, WinUI, and the ...

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The Slow Collapse of MkDocs

MkDocs, a popular documentation generator used by over 90,000 GitHub projects, is experiencing a slow collapse due to maintenance issues and project governance conflicts. The crisis became public when...

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NTLM and SMB go opt-in in curl

Starting with curl 8.20.0, NTLM authentication and SMBv1 protocol support will be opt-in rather than enabled by default. This change addresses long-standing security concerns, as NTLM has been linked ...

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Elon Musk unveils chip manufacturing plans for SpaceX and Tesla

Elon Musk has announced ambitious plans for a chip manufacturing collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX, aiming to produce custom semiconductors for their respective products. The move signals a strat...

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Mining the deep ocean

Companies and governments are advancing deep-sea mining projects to extract critical minerals like copper, cobalt, and nickel from the ocean floor, driven by rising demand for clean energy technologie...

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Reports of code's death are greatly exaggerated

The article argues against claims that traditional coding is becoming obsolete, emphasizing the continued importance of precise programming skills despite advances in AI and no-code tools. It highligh...

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Let's see Paul Allen's SIMD CSV parser

The author presents a research-focused SIMD CSV parser that processes 64 characters simultaneously using vectorized operations. The parser employs bitwise operations and lookup tables for bulk classif...

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Ubuntu 26.04 Ends 46 Years of Silent sudo Passwords

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS will break a 46-year Unix tradition by showing asterisks when users type their sudo password, a change aimed at improving user experience despite minor security trade-offs. The decisi...

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A Case Against Currying

The article critiques the widespread use of currying in functional programming, arguing that while elegant, it sacrifices clarity and introduces unnecessary complexity compared to parameter list or tu...

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The Three Pillars of JavaScript Bloat

The article analyzes three primary causes of JavaScript dependency bloat in npm ecosystems: support for outdated runtimes, protection against global namespace mutations, and cross-realm value handling...

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The diminished art of coding

Nolan Lawson reflects on how AI-generated code is changing the artistic nature of programming. He contrasts the creative satisfaction of reviewing human-written code with the functional approach requi...

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ACME device attestation, smallstep and pkcs11: attezt

The article explores using ACME device attestation with step-ca to issue TLS certificates bound to hardware security modules like TPMs. It introduces the device-attest-01 challenge that verifies devic...

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floci: Light, fluffy, and always free - AWS Local Emulator

Floci is a new open-source AWS local emulator that positions itself as a free alternative to LocalStack's community edition, which recently introduced authentication requirements and limited features....

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my first patch to the linux kernel

A developer shares their journey of submitting their first Linux kernel patch, which involved debugging a sign-extension bug in the KVM virtualization code related to x86 Task State Segment (TSS) hand...

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Musk says he’s building Terafab chip plant in Austin, Texas

Elon Musk announced plans to build a 'Terafab' chip fabrication plant in Austin, Texas, to be jointly operated by Tesla and SpaceX. The facility aims to produce chips at scale for robotics, AI, and sp...

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Online age checks came first — a VPN crackdown could be next

The article examines how VPN technology has evolved from its original security purposes to becoming tools for bypassing geo-restrictions and censorship. It suggests that following recent online age ve...

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Why I love NixOS

A developer shares their personal enthusiasm for NixOS, highlighting its declarative configuration system, reproducibility benefits, and package management advantages. The article reflects growing com...

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Project Nomad – Knowledge That Never Goes Offline

Project Nomad is a new initiative to create a portable, offline-first knowledge base that can be accessed without internet connectivity. The project aims to preserve essential information and make it ...

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I Hate Programming Wayland Applications

A developer shares frustrations with programming Wayland applications despite acknowledging its advantages over X11. The article compares the historical context of both display servers and notes that ...

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My home network observes bedtime with OpenBSD and pf

A technical blog post details how the author replaced a consumer router with an OpenBSD-based PC to act as a home gateway. The setup uses pf (OpenBSD's packet filter) to automatically block internet a...

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What if I stored data in my mouse

A developer explores the idea of using a Logitech mouse's internal flash memory as a tiny USB drive to carry data between computers. They investigate the HID++ protocol used by Logitech devices, disco...

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Do you want to build a robot snowman?

The Equity podcast discusses Jensen Huang's GTC keynote and debates its implications for Nvidia's future. The analysis focuses on strategic direction and industry impact rather than specific technical...

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Delve accused of misleading customers with ‘fake compliance’

An anonymous Substack post has accused compliance startup Delve of misleading hundreds of customers by falsely claiming they were compliant with privacy and security regulations. The allegations raise...

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Are AI tokens the new signing bonus or just a cost of doing business?

The article examines whether AI tokens are becoming a standard component of engineering compensation packages, similar to signing bonuses. It suggests engineers should carefully evaluate this trend ra...

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Crimson Desert dev apologizes for use of AI art

Crimson Desert's developer has apologized for using AI-generated art assets in the final game release, acknowledging they were meant to be replaced before launch. The company stated it's conducting a ...

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Profiling Hacker News users based on their comments

Simon Willison describes a method for profiling Hacker News users by feeding their last 1,000 comments into an LLM like Claude Opus. The technique leverages the open Algolia API to fetch comment data ...