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Memory safety is a matter of life and death

The article argues that memory safety in software is a critical life-or-death issue, warning that the imminent widespread availability of AI-powered bug-finding tools will expose vulnerabilities in me...

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Codex Discovered a Hidden HTTP/2 Bomb

A critical HTTP/2 vulnerability dubbed 'HTTP/2 Bomb' has been discovered, affecting major web servers including nginx, Apache, IIS, Envoy, and Cloudflare Pingora. The exploit combines a compression bo...

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Microsoft CEO: We’re moving from OS and apps to agents instead

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced Project Solara, a chip-to-cloud platform developed with Qualcomm, marking a strategic shift from traditional operating systems and apps to an 'agent-first' comput...

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Microsoft’s first advanced reasoning AI is here

Microsoft has unveiled MAI-Thinking-1, its first advanced reasoning AI model, at Build 2026. The medium-sized model was developed in-house using clean data and reportedly matches leading models on sof...

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The advertising cartel coming to your web browser

The article discusses the growing concerns around the proposed web advertising standards that could create a cartel-like structure among major browser vendors. It examines how these standards might li...

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MAI-Code-1-Flash

Microsoft AI has launched MAI-Code-1-Flash, a new code generation model, as part of a broader release of seven new MAI models. The model focuses on efficient code generation capabilities, with technic...

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Trump signs downsized AI order after weeks of reversals

Former President Trump has signed a significantly scaled-back executive order on AI regulation, marking a notable shift from earlier, more ambitious proposals. The order focuses primarily on promoting...

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Preparing for KDE Plasma's Last X11-Supported Release

KDE developer David Edmundson announces that the upcoming KDE Plasma 6.1 will be the last release to support the X11 display server, marking a significant shift towards Wayland as the default display ...

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Expanding Project Glasswing

Anthropic is expanding Project Glasswing, a major initiative to scale its AI assistant Claude. The project focuses on enhancing the model's capabilities while maintaining safety and alignment, with ne...

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iddqd, or the hardest kind of unsafe Rust

The article discusses iddqd, a Rust library developed at Oxide Computer Company for creating maps where keys are borrowed from values, which is extensively used in their Omicron control plane. It delv...

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dav2d released

VideoLAN has announced dav2d, a new open-source decoder for the AV2 video codec, which is the successor to AV1. The decoder aims to be fast, portable, and efficient, building on the success of their p...

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strace-ui, Bonsai_term, and the TUI renaissance

Jane Street has developed strace-ui, an interactive terminal UI that significantly improves upon the traditional strace debugging tool by providing better visualization, filtering, and navigation of s...

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rustc_codegen_jvm: Rust compiler backend to emit JVM bytecode

A new Rust compiler backend called rustc_codegen_jvm has been developed to compile Rust code into JVM bytecode, enabling Rust programs to run on the Java Virtual Machine. The project supports JVM 8+ a...

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BPF support in GCC 16 and beyond

GCC 16.1 marks a significant milestone with its first release featuring BPF support, bringing it closer to feature parity with LLVM. The development team presented updates at LSFMM+BPF 2026, highlight...

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Using wavelets and entropy coding to analyze code structure

WaveScope introduces a novel approach to help LLMs better understand and navigate codebases by using wavelet transforms to provide multi-resolution context. This method addresses the limitations of cu...

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Microsoft launches Scout, an OpenClaw-inspired personal assistant

Microsoft has unveiled Scout, a new AI assistant integrated with Microsoft 365 that draws inspiration from the OpenClaw project. The assistant aims to enhance productivity tools with advanced AI capab...

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Amazon faces class action lawsuit over Ring facial-recognition feature

Amazon is facing a class action lawsuit over Ring's facial recognition feature, which allegedly stores images of passersby without consent. The lawsuit, filed in Seattle by Virginia resident Charles S...

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OpenAI launches new Codex tools for white-collar work

OpenAI has launched six new job-specific plug-ins for its Codex platform, targeting white-collar professions including data analytics, creative production, sales, product design, and investment fields...

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Feds failing in bid to take a supercomputer from a climate research center

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to transfer a supercomputing facility from the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) to another operator, following a lawsuit b...

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Mathematicians warn of AI threats to profession as industry encroaches

Mathematicians have issued the Leiden Declaration on AI and Mathematics, warning about the threats AI poses to mathematical research integrity and traditional proof standards. The declaration, endorse...

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The truth lies in the past in Silo S3 trailer

Apple TV+ releases the full trailer for Silo Season 3, continuing the dystopian sci-fi series based on Hugh Howey's novels. The new season will explore both the present-day aftermath of the silo rebel...

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Blue Origin has set a very aggressive return-to-flight timeline

Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp announced plans to return the New Glenn rocket to flight by the end of 2026, following a recent explosion at their Florida launch site. The company confirmed that key infrast...

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Why a Neo Geo port of Doom is functionally impossible

A new analysis explains why porting Doom to the Neo Geo console is virtually impossible due to fundamental hardware limitations. The Neo Geo's architecture, designed exclusively for sprite-based 2D gr...

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Slate Auto gets serious about privacy for its bare-bones EV pickup

Slate Auto is developing a minimalist electric pickup truck with a strong focus on privacy, featuring only 600 parts and no embedded modem. The vehicle will use a smartphone app for basic functions bu...

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God of War Laufey is coming to the PS5

Sony announced God of War Laufey, a new installment in the franchise that shifts the protagonist role from Kratos to Faye/Laufey. The game will feature different gameplay mechanics with more acrobatic...

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Microsoft Build 2026: The 7 biggest announcements

Microsoft Build 2026 featured major announcements including the Surface RTX Spark Dev Box for AI development, new AI models, and an always-on personal assistant. The event highlighted Microsoft's cont...

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I held the next-gen handheld

Intel's new Arc G3 Extreme chip, featured in the MSI Claw 8 EX AI Plus handheld, shows promising performance and battery life improvements that could position Intel as a leader in portable gaming. The...

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Microsoft's new MAI models

Microsoft has introduced two new text LLMs: MAI-Thinking-1 (35B parameters) for reasoning tasks, available to select partners, and MAI-Code-1-Flash (5B parameters) optimized for GitHub Copilot and VS ...

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A walking tour of surveillance infrastructure in Seattle (2020)

The article provides a detailed walking tour of Seattle's surveillance infrastructure, documenting various types of monitoring technologies deployed in public spaces. It raises awareness about the ext...

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Why Janet? (2023)

The article 'Why Janet?' explores the rationale behind choosing the Janet programming language for development projects, highlighting its unique features and benefits. It discusses Janet's lightweight...

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Vim Classic 8.3 released

Vim Classic 8.3 has been released as a stable, long-term support fork of the Vim text editor, based on Vim 8.2.0148 with selective backports of bug fixes and security patches. The fork deliberately ex...

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Recent improvements to the Swift type checker

The Swift team has detailed recent improvements to the type checker in the upcoming Swift 6.4 release, focusing on performance optimizations and simplification of the compiler's internal mechanisms. T...

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Browser identification through header order

The article discusses passive browser identification techniques through HTTP header order and TCP/IP options, which can be more reliable than traditional user-agent strings. It details the specific he...

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Cyera eyes $12B valuation at 80x ARR multiple despite operating losses

Cyera, a data storage security company, is reportedly finalizing a $300M funding round at a $12B valuation, representing an 80x ARR multiple despite operating losses. The company has surpassed $150M i...

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Ex-Anduril engineer raises $42M to build the Amazon of composite parts

Zack Eakin, former Anduril engineer, has raised $42M for Layup Parts, a startup aiming to become the 'Amazon of composite parts' by making composite manufacturing faster, cheaper, and more efficient. ...

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Microsoft offers devs a better way to control AI agent behavior

Microsoft has introduced a new specification that enables developers to better control AI agent behavior through portable policy files. The tool allows development, compliance, and security teams to d...

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Trump's DOE restarts energy rebate program with dumb conditions

The Department of Energy under the Trump administration has restarted federal energy rebate programs with controversial changes, including eliminating rebates for switching from fossil fuels to electr...

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Remedy’s Control sequel launches in September

Remedy Entertainment has announced that Control Resonant, the sequel to their acclaimed 2019 game Control, will launch on September 24, 2026. The game will feature Dylan Faden as the sole playable cha...

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CT scans of BYD car parts

Lumafield published a CT scan analysis of BYD car parts, revealing detailed internal structures and manufacturing techniques. The analysis provides insights into the engineering and quality of compone...

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Gmail thinks I'm stupid, so I left

A developer expresses frustration with Gmail's increasingly automated and opinionated interface, particularly its aggressive filtering and categorization of emails. The author details their decision t...

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HP re-releases classic computer science calculator: The HP-16C

HP has re-released the HP-16C, a classic computer science calculator originally launched in 1982. The new Collector's Edition maintains the original functionality including binary, hexadecimal, and fl...

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Love systemd timers

A blog post makes the case for using systemd timers over traditional cron jobs, highlighting their advantages in logging, error handling, and integration with the systemd ecosystem. The article has ge...

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Quality in the Age of Slop

This blog post uses Robert Pirsig's 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' as a lens to examine modern AI-generated content and the concept of 'slop' in digital media. The author acknowledges the...

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Edsger – a handwritten Clojure REPL for the reMarkable 2

A developer has created Edsger, a handwritten Clojure REPL specifically designed for the reMarkable 2 e-ink tablet. This project enables programmers to write and execute Clojure code using the tablet'...

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revo, the programming language

Revo is a new dynamic programming language focused on developer ergonomics and joy of programming, featuring a clean data flow model with pipe operators and a small 1MB toolkit. The language emphasize...

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kelvin versioning

The article introduces Kelvin versioning, a novel software versioning system where versions are represented as integers in Kelvin. The system enforces strict dependency rules where supporting componen...

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Oils - Reviewing Our NLnet Grants After 4 Years

The Oils project reviews its four-year journey with NLnet grants, highlighting achievements including the completion of Python-to-C++ translation for OSH and progress on YSH. The project faced challen...

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Self-calling executables

The article explores the concept of 'self-calling executables' where a program launches another instance of itself, primarily for testing purposes in Go. It demonstrates how this technique can help is...

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Uber caps employee AI spending after blowing through budget in 4 months

Uber has implemented spending caps on employee AI usage after exceeding its allocated budget within just four months. The company had previously encouraged widespread adoption of AI tools among staff,...

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Meta tests ‘Series’ for episodic Reels on Instagram and Facebook

Meta is testing a new 'Series' feature for episodic Reels content on Instagram and Facebook, potentially introducing a new format for creators to organize and publish sequential video content. The com...

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X caters to creators with new ‘React with Video’ feature

X has introduced a new 'React with Video' feature that allows users to record video responses to posts, positioning it as an alternative to traditional reposts and quote tweets. The feature targets co...

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If I had a hammer... it might actually be a rhino tooth

Archaeologists conducted experiments using rhino teeth as tools to understand Neanderthal behavior, finding that wear patterns on ancient rhino teeth match those created when using them as hammers for...

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PlayStation State of Play June 2026: All the news and trailers

Sony's June 2026 State of Play showcase featured over 60 minutes of game announcements and updates, including major reveals like the God of War Laufey expansion, Control sequel, and extended gameplay ...