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Binance resumes withdrawals following $6.3 billion breach

Binance has resumed withdrawals in phases after a $6.3 billion hack, announcing it has covered 95% of stolen assets. The exchange confirmed users will not bear financial losses and that withdrawals wi...

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North Korea linked to massive Binance crypto heist

The FBI has linked North Korea to a massive $6.3 billion cryptocurrency heist targeting Binance that occurred on October 29. The agency labeled the attack as "TraderTraitor" and reported that the hack...

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Understanding Org's LaTeX previews

Org mode has received a complete rewrite of its LaTeX preview system, delivering near-WYSIWYG math rendering while preserving Emacs's text-first, extensible design. The author details the architecture...

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Frontier Airlines Likely Breached

A Reddit post warns users about an email scam related to Frontier Airlines, suggesting the airline may have experienced a data breach. Users are being cautioned about phishing attempts impersonating F...

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Mathematics has changed. Let's act like it

Renowned mathematician Terry Tao argues that the practice of mathematics has fundamentally shifted and that the academic community should adapt its norms and incentives accordingly. The piece calls fo...

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Proving and improving the Platonic Representation Hypothesis with JEPAs

This paper advances the Platonic Representation Hypothesis by demonstrating how Joint Embedding Predictive Architectures (JEPAs) can provide both theoretical validation and practical improvements. The...

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An outsider's perspective on Scion and Mononoke

A Databricks Source Control team member provides an outsider's technical perspective on Anthropic's new centralized version control system Scion and its design inspiration from Facebook's Mononoke. Th...

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Introducing Kwi, a new KDE terminal emulator

KDE developer Eike Hein has launched Kwi, a new terminal emulator built on Ghostty's libghostty-vt, GPU-accelerated Qt Scene Graph rendering, and Kirigami-based UI. Positioned as a modern, streamlined...

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Work on GEFS (the Good Enough File System) for OpenBSD progresses

Ori Bernstein continues development of GEFS (Good Enough File System) for OpenBSD, with updated code rebased and error handling improvements. The filesystem now includes userspace tools like mkfs, bug...

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Beating the compiler at signed 32-bit division

Daniel Lemire demonstrates custom-optimized techniques for signed 32-bit integer division that outperform what mainstream compilers generate. The post explores hand-tuned assembly and algorithmic tric...

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Pixel 11 Pro Fold: Sturdy rectangle in a wide wide world

Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold sticks to a traditional rectangular foldable design despite market trends toward wide-format phones like the iPhone Duo. It brings incremental upgrades—lighter weight, sligh...

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NASA hopes the commercial space industry can help save Hubble

NASA is soliciting proposals from the commercial space industry to boost the Hubble Space Telescope's orbit, which is slowly decaying due to gravity. Without intervention, Hubble will re-enter Earth's...

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Apple’s HomeView could add security camera features

Hidden code in HomeView 27.2 suggests Apple is building security camera capabilities into its smart home hub, including motion detection, live streaming, recording, and HomeKit Secure Video integratio...

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A fully playable version of Portal prequel F-Stop leaked

A fully playable version of the canceled Portal prequel F-Stop has been reconstructed from the massive Valve data leak, with additional assets shared via a Valve Cut Content Discord server. The game, ...

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Prop 45 in California could be hiding a loophole for data centers

California's Proposition 45, framed as a shortcut for essential infrastructure, could inadvertently give data center developers a loophole to bypass environmental review and limit public legal challen...

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Quoting Kyle Kingsbury

Kyle Kingsbury reflects on how LLMs erode trust in documentation, software, and the organizations that produce them, noting that traditional signals of system maturity are now easier to counterfeit. H...

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The AI cost of JavaScript frameworks

Nolan Lawson examines the growing hidden costs of JavaScript frameworks driven by AI tooling, analyzing how LLM-generated code and AI-assisted development are increasing bundling sizes, build times, a...

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Pratt parsing is a black box

The article argues that most Pratt parsing tutorials overemphasize the algorithm's implementation at the expense of understanding its underlying properties. The author contends that Pratt parsing shou...

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Spooky C++

A C++ developer demonstrates how comparing a std::string_view with a std::string can produce unexpected results when compiled with optimization flags like -O2. The article frames the bug humorously as...

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A Specialised Haskell Processor on FPGA

A PhD researcher presents Ouros, a combinator-based graph reduction machine that runs Haskell programs directly on an FPGA without any software runtime or kernel traps. The processor handles IO throug...

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An easy way to try local AI with braindead-local-intelligence

Solene presents braindead-local-intelligence, a project that simplifies running local AI by bundling a LLM server, image generation server, web search, and a web UI into Podman containers with automat...

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OpenAI might rebrand its data centers as ‘AI compute campuses’

OpenAI is reportedly preparing a PR campaign to rebrand its data centers as 'AI compute campuses,' aiming to improve public perception ahead of the 2028 presidential election cycle. Chris Lehane, Open...

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TechCrunch Mobility: A new, bigger AV boom is here

TechCrunch Mobility launches a revamped series focused on the future of transportation and AI's growing role in mobility. The piece signals what the publication frames as a new, larger wave of autonom...

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Data centers are now a midterm issue, even in Brooklyn

AI and data centers have emerged as a dominant political topic in Brooklyn's midterm elections, with conversations spanning from council member events to party debates. The issue reflects growing loca...

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Flock keeps ignoring requests to cancel its contracts

Several cities are struggling to cancel their contracts with Flock Safety after voting to terminate them, with the company failing to acknowledge requests. In Plymouth, Minnesota, Police Chief Eric Fa...

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Rakuten Kobo and Kindle ereaders have a timezone bug

Amazon Kindle and Rakuten Kobo e-readers are experiencing an automatic timezone bug that specifically affects users in British Columbia, likely causing incorrect time display and disrupting time-depen...