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Formal methods and the future of programming

Jane Street's blog post details their extensive use of formal methods in financial systems, highlighting how mathematical verification techniques are becoming increasingly important in high-stakes pro...

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The Birth and Death of JavaScript (2014)

This influential 2014 talk by Gary Bernhardt presents a satirical yet insightful look at JavaScript's evolution, predicting its eventual decline while examining its impact on web development. The talk...

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The future of Siri, or: why private inference isn’t private enough

Apple is integrating Google Gemini models with its Private Cloud Compute (PCC) to enhance Siri's AI capabilities while promising privacy protection. The article critically examines whether Apple's pri...

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FFI in Miri at 8000 segfaults per second

The article discusses FFI (Foreign Function Interface) implementation in Miri, a Rust interpreter, highlighting performance at 8000 segfaults per second. This suggests significant progress in debuggin...

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Simplifying Weak Reference Processing in ZGC

A master's thesis explores optimizing weak reference processing in ZGC, Java's garbage collector, by addressing the current inefficiency where all weak references undergo the same processing pipeline ...

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Write-heavy sysbench tests, a large server, modern Postgres and MySQL

A detailed performance comparison between modern PostgreSQL and MySQL using write-heavy sysbench tests on a large server reveals significant throughput variations in PostgreSQL across versions 15-18, ...

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Point Cloud Sound for irregular shaped audio sources

Rune Skovbo Johansen introduces Point Cloud Sound, a novel technique for handling audio from irregularly shaped sources in game development. The approach addresses limitations of traditional methods l...

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As Anthropic suspends access to new models, India debates its AI future

Anthropic's suspension of access to its latest AI models for foreign nationals, including in India, has sparked debate about technological sovereignty and reliance on foreign AI systems. The move, pro...

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Meta reportedly moves to unwind $2B Manus deal after Beijing’s demand

Meta is unwinding its $2 billion acquisition of Chinese AI startup Manus following a divestiture order from Beijing, citing national security concerns. The companies have already begun operational sep...

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The FBI built a small town to simulate cyberattacks

The FBI has established a 22,000 square-foot cyber training facility in Huntsville, Alabama, featuring a fully simulated town with functional infrastructure to conduct realistic cyberattack scenarios....

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Solid-state batteries still aren’t ready, but gels are

The article discusses the ongoing challenges with solid-state batteries and explores the potential of semi-solid-state or gel-based alternatives as a safer solution to traditional lithium-ion batterie...

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zinnia: a modular 64-bit Unix-like kernel written in Rust

Zinnia is a new 64-bit Unix-like kernel written primarily in Rust, featuring modular architecture with loadable drivers and POSIX compatibility. It supports modern desktop environments like Wayland an...

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Even More Batteries Included With Emacs

A blog post highlighting the extensive built-in capabilities of Emacs, demonstrating how many third-party packages can be replaced with native Emacs features. The author shares personal experience of ...

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The new Sonos Play has become my go-to desk and kitchen speaker

The new Sonos Play is a versatile $299 hybrid speaker that serves as both a desk speaker and portable device, featuring IP67 water resistance, phone charging capabilities, and dual-angled tweeters. Wh...

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Amazon still promoting Kindle for PC and not Kindle for Windows 11

Amazon continues to promote the legacy Kindle for PC app despite its upcoming discontinuation on June 30th, while failing to adequately direct users to the new Windows 11 compatible version. This coul...