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Netherlands Seizes 800 Servers, Arrests 2 for Aiding Cyberattacks

Dutch authorities have seized 800 servers and arrested two individuals for allegedly providing infrastructure that facilitated cyberattacks. The operation targeted a bulletproof hosting service that w...

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IBM Spins Off the First Pure-Play Quantum Chip Foundry

IBM has spun off the first pure-play quantum chip foundry, backed by a $2 billion CHIPS Act investment, to focus on producing 300mm superconducting silicon quantum processors. This marks a significant...

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Norway's 2 petabytes of Huawei flash storage and LLM training

Norway has deployed 2 petabytes of Huawei flash storage to support large language model training, marking a significant infrastructure investment in AI development. The move comes amid ongoing global ...

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Exit IP VPN servers mitigation rollout

Mullvad VPN is rolling out a mitigation for exit IP VPN servers, addressing potential privacy concerns in their network infrastructure. The update aims to enhance user anonymity by implementing techni...

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The Open/Closed Problem in AI

The article discusses the 'Open/Closed Problem' in AI, drawing parallels between the evolution of 3D graphics hardware and current trends in AI hardware development. It observes how the industry is mo...

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Nix's Substituter List Is Not a Routing Table

The article discusses a fundamental limitation in Nix's binary cache system where substituters are queried sequentially rather than intelligently routed, leading to performance issues in multi-cache s...

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Fully in-browser container builds

A developer has created a proof-of-concept web application that enables fully in-browser container builds using only client-side code. The tool allows users to select a base image, specify a startup s...

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The User Is Visibly Frustrated

This article explores the psychological impact of conversational AI interfaces in coding assistants, arguing that their human-like interactions create unrealistic expectations that lead to user frustr...

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Announcing BABLR

BABLR is a new open-source parser framework and development platform that reimagines IDEs as code document editors rather than text file editors. The release includes the BABLR parser (competing with ...

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Serving files over HTTP three ways: synchronous, epoll, and io_uring

This technical article compares three different approaches to building an HTTP file server: synchronous thread-per-request, epoll-based asynchronous I/O, and the newer io_uring interface. The author p...

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Building Pi with Pi

Armin Ronacher reflects on using Pi (an AI coding assistant) to develop Pi itself, highlighting how AI-generated issues in the project's tracker are creating new challenges. He notes that while using ...

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The Eternal Sloptember

The author argues that AI coding agents are fundamentally flawed for serious software development, despite their initial promise. While acknowledging their utility for quick prototypes and information...

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What ClickUp’s mass layoff tells us about the future of work

ClickUp's CEO announced a 22% workforce reduction, framing it not as cost-cutting but as a strategic shift toward AI integration, with plans to introduce million-dollar salary bands for high-impact AI...

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US's big bet on quantum computing may not be entirely legal

A $2 billion US government investment in quantum computing startups is facing legal challenges from Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, who argues the funding violates the CHIPS and Science Act's intended purp...

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Citing Gandalf, Pope Leo says we must "disarm" AI

Pope Leo XIV has issued his first encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas,' calling for AI to be 'disarmed' and repurposed for the common good. The document critiques AI-powered weapons, data colonialism, and...

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Ferrari reveals its first EV, with design help from Jony Ive

Ferrari has unveiled its first electric vehicle, the Luce, starting at €550,000 in Italy. The vehicle was designed in collaboration with Jony Ive and Mark Newson's LoveFrom collective, marking Ferrari...

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C extensions, portability, and alternative compilers

The article discusses the challenges of using C extensions in Python and their impact on portability across different Python implementations. It explores how alternative Python compilers like PyPy, Cy...

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The social contract of writing

The article critiques the overuse of LLMs in writing, arguing that while they excel at producing volume, they lead to homogenized and often boring content. The author expresses frustration with the gr...

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Using AI to write better code more slowly

The article argues against the common perception that AI coding tools are only useful for quickly generating low-quality code. Instead, it advocates for using AI more deliberately to improve code qual...

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Scoped Error in Rust

The author discusses the limitations of existing Rust error handling crates (anyhow, thiserror, snafu, exn) and introduces their new 'scoped-error' crate. The new solution aims to address verbosity, c...

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Host-Tuned GCC for Faster Compilation

The article details how to build a host-tuned version of GCC with specific configuration options to improve compilation speed. The author demonstrates the build process and explains key configuration ...

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Performance of Rust language

A GitHub repository containing slides and materials from a talk comparing Rust's performance against C++, focusing on identifying performance weak spots and best practices. The presentation was delive...

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Human proof for FOSS contributions

The article discusses a novel approach to verifying human authorship in FOSS contributions by using asciinema terminal recordings to capture the natural programming process, including mistakes and cor...

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The pope’s AI encyclical isn’t really about AI

Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical uses AI as a framework to address broader societal issues including power concentration, democratic erosion, and the influence of tech elites. While the document refere...

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Pope Leo calls for being ‘profoundly human’ in the age of AI

Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' addresses the ethical challenges of AI, warning about its risks in warfare, labor displacement, and the need for stronger legal frameworks to prot...

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The bootstrapper's EU stack for under €10 per month

The article presents a cost-effective tech stack for European bootstrappers, detailing how to build and deploy applications for under €10 per month using EU-based services. It covers various free-tier...

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JS Crossword - a crossword where the clue = eval(answer)

JS Crossword is an interactive puzzle game where each clue is a JavaScript expression that evaluates to the answer. The game challenges players' knowledge of JavaScript quirks and edge cases, with ans...

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datasette 1.0a30

Datasette 1.0a30 introduces a new customizable 'Jump to...' menu feature, which allows users to quickly search and navigate through data. The release also includes a new plugin hook called jump_items_...

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Kobo eReaders Getting StoryGraph Integration in June

Kobo is partnering with StoryGraph to integrate reading tracking and recommendations into Kobo eReaders and apps starting June 2026. The integration will automatically sync reading progress for Kobo-p...

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New Walmart Onn Tablets are better than Amazon Fire Tablets

Walmart has launched six new budget tablets under its Onn brand, featuring premium metal designs, improved processors, and Android 16 support. The devices are positioned as strong competitors to Amazo...