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Finding bugs in Raft implementations

This article details how Antithesis discovered critical bugs in multiple widely-used Raft consensus implementations—including HashiCorp Raft and OpenRaft—despite their formal specifications and extens...

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PSA: Your Claude shared chats and Artifacts may have ended up on Google

A privacy concern has emerged where Claude's 'share chat' feature may have inadvertently exposed shared conversations and Artifacts to Google, potentially compromising user data. This issue highlights...

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Why China is giving away its best AI models

Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 model has raised concerns in Silicon Valley due to its high performance and open-weight release strategy, challenging the dominance of closed US models. The article highlights ho...

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Xbox’s huge outage even blocked games on disc

An extended Xbox outage began Sunday evening, disrupting not only digital game access but also preventing users from playing disc-based games. The issue affected login attempts, app launches, and stor...

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Judge Rejects Google's Attempt to DMCA Its Way Out of Being Scraped

A judge has rejected Google's attempt to use DMCA takedown notices to prevent web scraping of its content. The ruling highlights the ongoing legal tension between data scraping practices and copyright...

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Our position on open-weights models

Anthropic outlines its stance on open-weights AI models, emphasizing responsible release practices and safety considerations while acknowledging the benefits of openness in research and development. T...

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How is the Bun Rewrite in Rust going?

This article provides an update on Bun's ongoing rewrite in Rust, highlighting progress made so far and challenges faced during the transition. It discusses performance improvements, developer experie...

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Libsm64: Mario 64 as a library for use in external game engines

Libsm64 is an open-source project that reimagines Super Mario 64 as a modular library, enabling developers to integrate its core gameplay mechanics into external game engines. This initiative aims to ...

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Modern email can be built from borrowed parts

The article explores how modern email systems can be constructed using existing, modular components rather than building from scratch. It emphasizes reusability, interoperability, and leveraging estab...

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Kimi-K3 on HuggingFace

Moonshot AI has released Kimi-K3, a new large language model on HuggingFace, accompanied by a technical report detailing its architecture and capabilities. The model appears to be part of the ongoing ...

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Conformance vs Comprehension

The article reflects on the shift from valuing open source code artifacts to valuing conformance, certification, and indemnification as enterprise value drivers. It uses IBM's acquisition of Red Hat a...

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Antares raises $470M to build nuclear reactors for the US military

Antares has secured $470 million in funding to develop small modular nuclear reactors (100 kW to 1 MW) for U.S. Air Force bases, aiming to enhance energy resilience and operational independence. This ...

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Are brain waves the next unlock for physical AI?

The article explores how physical AI models are evolving beyond traditional data sources like video and sensor inputs to incorporate brain wave readings as a potential new input modality. This shift s...

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Verizon touts $1B dark fiber deal for Google data centers as first of many

Verizon announced a $1 billion dark fiber deal with Google to connect AI data centers, marking the first of several planned partnerships. The telecom is also converting central offices into small edge...

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X Money is launching in the US starting today

X Money is launching publicly in the US as part of Elon Musk's vision to transform X into an 'everything app.' The platform offers peer-to-peer payments, a metal Visa card, Apple Wallet integration, a...

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Paged Out #9 [pdf]

The ninth issue of Paged Out explores the evolution and challenges of memory paging in modern computing systems, highlighting both theoretical foundations and practical implementations. It includes in...

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VLC for Unity now supported on Linux

VLC for Unity, a media player integration for the Unity desktop environment, is now officially supported on Linux. This enhances user experience by providing seamless media playback within the Unity i...

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Most Googlebots are fake

The article argues that most traffic identified as Googlebot is actually from malicious bots impersonating Google's crawler by faking the User-Agent header. It explains that since the User-Agent field...

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Open Source Must Be Fun (Or It Will Die)

Mike McQuaid, leader of the Homebrew project, argues that open source projects will survive only if they remain enjoyable for maintainers, countering narratives about burnout and funding crises. He em...

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Quick & Easy Parser Combinators

This tutorial introduces parser combinators as a practical and readable approach to building custom parsers, particularly useful for projects like dice rollers or language interpreters. The author sha...

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Advantages and disadvantages of Windows NT 3.1

This article analyzes Windows NT 3.1's historical significance as Microsoft's first fully 32-bit operating system, highlighting its technical advantages like stability and security features derived fr...

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Seriously, what is the large code-model even for?

The author investigates the practical limitations of the large code model (mcmodel=large) in compiler toolchains, revealing it fails to support complex large binaries due to hardcoded 32-bit TLS instr...

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Make Reviews Possible Again With This One Simple Trick

The article addresses the challenge of reviewing AI-generated code by proposing 'stacked branches'—a technique to break large changes into smaller, manageable increments. This approach aims to reduce ...

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Being Linux Torvalds

The article reflects on Linus Torvalds' transition from a prolific kernel coder to the project's primary maintainer and visionary, highlighting that while many can write kernels, few possess his leade...

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Setup a Simple, Self-Hosted Web Server with OpenBSD

This article provides a step-by-step guide to setting up a self-hosted web server on OpenBSD using WireGuard for secure remote access. It emphasizes simplicity and privacy by hiding the home IP behind...

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PGSimCity: How PostgreSQL Works, in 3D

PGSimCity is an educational 3D visualization tool that demonstrates PostgreSQL internals in an interactive format. It aims to help users understand how the database engine works under the hood through...

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Apple sued after alleged App Store crypto scam cost users $1.8M

Three users have filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging they lost over $1.8 million after downloading a fraudulent crypto wallet from the App Store. The case challenges Apple's claims that its app re...

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This $9 key physically locks your most addictive apps

Autonomous Key is a $9 NFC-based physical device that locks distracting apps on smartphones, requiring users to scan the key to regain access for up to 60 minutes. It aims to overcome willpower limita...

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Microsoft unveils AI security tools it says outperform competing platforms

Microsoft has unveiled new AI-driven security tools designed to automate risk identification and reduction, including its first dedicated AI model for vulnerability analysis. The announcement comes am...

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iOS and macOS 26.6 arrive today, paving the way for iOS and macOS 27

Apple has released iOS and macOS 26.6 as a final preparatory update before the anticipated launch of iOS 27 and macOS 27 in September. The update includes over 150 security fixes for macOS, minor bug ...

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Framework Laptop 13 Pro review: Much better battery, much worse price

The Framework Laptop 13 Pro introduces significant design improvements and much better battery life compared to its predecessor, but at a notably higher price point. It sacrifices backward compatibili...

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YouTube Premium will include Peacock starting next year

YouTube Premium will include access to NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service starting in 2027 as part of a multi-year deal. The bundle offers Peacock's ad-supported content through the YouTube app ...

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Tariffs didn’t bring manufacturing jobs back to the US

The article discusses a podcast interview with Evan Smith, CEO of Altana, focusing on how global trade and tariffs—particularly under the Trump administration—are impacting supply chains and whether m...

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An opinionated guide to which AI to use to do stuff

The article analyzes the evolution of Ethan Mollick's AI usage guide from chat-based models to agentic systems emphasizing computer access. It details naming confusion between ChatGPT Work/Codex and C...

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What public health professionals can learn from anti-vaccine storytelling

The article explores how emotionally compelling narratives used by anti-vaccine groups contribute to vaccine hesitancy, contrasting them with fact-based but less engaging public health messaging. It s...

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MAI-Cyber-1-Flash inside MDASH

Microsoft introduces MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, a new AI model integrated into MDASH for enhanced cybersecurity capabilities. The model aims to improve threat detection and response through advanced machine l...

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On AI

The author reflects on their evolving perspective toward AI coding tools, moving from skepticism to practical adoption of models like Claude and Ollama for local development. They emphasize separating...

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The Productivity Mirage

The article recounts a personal anecdote about a highly productive software engineer at Facebook who achieved great results using minimal tools like vanilla Sublime Text, emphasizing that solving the ...

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Blogging Can Just Be Stating The Obvious

The article reflects on the value of blogging as a medium for stating obvious truths that others overlook, using John Gruber’s critique of intrusive website popups as an example. It argues that effect...

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I wrote a music player (2022)

The author describes building a simple, sandboxed music player called 'amused' with a CLI for managing playback and playlists. Initially designed as a daemon-client duo, it evolved into a single execu...

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Threads users can now chat with Meta AI in their DMs

Meta has integrated its Meta AI chatbot into Threads' direct messaging system, allowing users to interact with the AI assistant directly within DMs. This expansion aims to enhance user engagement by l...

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Epic diarrhea outbreak has 40% of Americans avoiding fruits and veggies

A widespread Cyclospora parasite outbreak has caused over 11,500 cases of foodborne illness across 41 U.S. states, leading to a CBS News poll finding that 40% of Americans are reducing their fruit and...

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New Odyssey movie is driving people towards the audiobooks

The release of a new Odyssey movie has led to a significant surge in audiobook listenership, with listens increasing by over 500% on the film's premiere day. The audience is predominantly younger, wit...