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November 5, 2026

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Man-in-the-middle arbitrary code execution in Debian’s apt

Debian has disclosed a critical man-in-the-middle vulnerability in its apt package manager that allows arbitrary code execution. The flaw enables attackers on the network path to inject malicious pack...

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Ripple-65B Preview: U.S. Open-Weight SOTA on Agentic Coding

Ripple-65B is an open-weight 65B-parameter language model positioned as a state-of-the-art option for agentic coding tasks, developed in the U.S. The preview release marks a notable entry in the open-...

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A new Go API for JSON

Go has introduced a new json/v2 package as part of its standard library, bringing an improved JSON API with better error handling, performance optimizations, and a cleaner encoding/decoding experience...

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AMD expects to outsell Intel in Q4 for the first time in history

AMD projects it will outsell Intel in Q4 2025 for the first time in company history, driven by strong CPU demand and its competitive Ryzen lineup. If AMD hits its $17B revenue guidance, it would excee...

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Kimi K3.1 Pro model weights are out

Moonshot AI has released the model weights for Kimi K3.1 Pro on HuggingFace, making the powerful large language model openly available for the community. The release has garnered significant attention...

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Apple will check shared iCloud links for ‘harmful content’

Apple will scan iCloud items shared via 'Anyone with the Link' for harmful content starting with iOS 27.3, meaning such content will no longer be end-to-end encrypted. The company's support document d...

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Residential proxies detected on White House network

Research from Layer3 Intelligence reveals that residential proxies were detected on the White House's internal network, raising serious concerns about potential data exfiltration channels. The finding...

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Progress on provable inference for large language models

Anthropic published research on provable inference for large language models, exploring methods to make LLM reasoning more verifiable and reliable. The work addresses the challenge of ensuring LLM out...

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AI is forcing us to pay off 40 years of technical debt

AI-powered security analysis tools are unearthing decades-old vulnerabilities in legacy software, forcing organizations to confront years of accumulated technical debt. The php2shell vulnerability hig...

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Tencent Hy4

Tencent has released Hy4, a new research model from Tencent AI Lab, showcased on their research website hy.tencent.ai/research/hy4. The model has generated notable interest on Hacker News with 184 poi...

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So my ISP was hijacking my DNS

A developer discovered their ISP was hijacking DNS queries and returning tampered IP addresses instead of legitimate results, detected when Cloudflare's DoH returned a different IP than other resolver...

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Introducing Adaptive Dark Mode

WebKit introduces Adaptive Dark Mode in Safari 27.3 beta, which automatically adapts light websites to a dark theme. The feature analyzes page colors and transforms luminosity while preserving hue, re...

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C++26 Disapproved

C++26's draft international standard (DIS) was disapproved for the first time in C++ history, with national bodies rejecting the Contracts feature as not ready. The failure requires WG21 to address co...

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Declarative Dragging

Declarative Dragging, a model-driven framework award-winning at UIST 2026, simplifies drag-and-drop development by letting authors specify target states rather than hand-coding visual behavior. The en...

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After the midterms, a bigger clash over data centers could be coming

After the 2026 midterms, Democrats gained full control of Congress while Republicans hold the White House, setting up a potential clash over data center regulation. Voter opposition to local data cent...

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Sequoia hits rewind, undoing 20 years of expansion

Sequoia Capital is reversing two decades of geographic expansion by consolidating into a smaller, Bay Area–centered firm and shutting down its overseas programs and offices. At the same time, the firm...

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Hackers exploited iOS and Android flaws to infect phones

Hackers allegedly linked to Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service exploited previously patched iOS and Android vulnerabilities to compromise phones via malicious websites. The campaign used reverse pr...

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Nintendo's biggest ROM chip supplier is bowing out of the business

Macronix, Nintendo's primary ROM chip supplier for Switch and Switch 2 cartridges, announced it is winding down ROM chip production to focus on more profitable memory products driven by AI demand. Nin...

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Uranium cubes reveal why the German nuclear project failed

New research published in PNAS Nexus reveals that Nazi Germany's WWII nuclear program lacked sufficient uranium and heavy water to achieve criticality in their B8 pile reactor, contradicting Werner He...

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The DEA banned a drug some opioid users called a miracle

Researchers discovered SR-17018, a compound that relieves pain without causing respiratory depression—a major advantage over traditional opioids—and showed promise in helping mice overcome morphine de...

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Nothing teases a screen-free AI device ahead of launch next month

Nothing CEO Carl Pei announced the company's first AI-native device will ship in December, revealing it will be a screen-free hardware product that "couldn't have been an app." The announcement comes ...

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Insects don't swarm at LED lights

A study finds that insects do not swarm around LED lights in the way they do around traditional high-pressure sodium and mercury vapor lamps. The research suggests LEDs may have significantly less eco...

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Conductor is joining Meta

Conductor, an open-source build system originally developed by Google for large-scale monorepo builds, is being transferred to Meta for continued maintenance and development. The move is significant f...

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OpenAI to acquire Pierre Computer Company

OpenAI has announced the acquisition of Pierre Computer Company, a small but notable developer known for building innovative AI-related tools and applications. The deal marks OpenAI's continued strate...

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How to speed up the Rust compiler in November 2026

Nicholas Nethercote reports on Rust compiler performance optimizations from his first month at Hexcat, focusing on improved span compression that reduces interning from 20-40% to ~1% in incremental bu...

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Mac at any scale

Namespace shares insights into deploying hundreds of MacBook Pros in datacenter racks for iOS development workloads, addressing Apple's supply chain delays and Mac Mini unavailability. They explain ho...

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Arrows to Arrows, Categories to Queries

The author developed catlang, a programming language that compiles to SQL via an intermediate category theory representation. The language uses abstract category theory constructs as its core semantic...

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Snapchat surpasses 30M paid subscribers

Snapchat has surpassed 30 million paid subscribers, a milestone reached one year after the company began limiting free storage for its Memories feature and introducing paid tiers at $1.99/month or a S...

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OpenAI is already trying to shape the 2028 election

OpenAI's Chris Lehane is advancing a proposal for a new AI social contract aimed at shaping the 2028 U.S. election discourse. The initiative claims to benefit Americans but also aligns with OpenAI's s...

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Canva lays off over 1,200 people amid slowing growth

Canva is cutting 22% of its workforce, laying off over 1,200 employees amid its first growth slowdown in a decade. The company is merging product, growth, and platform teams, reducing subspecializatio...

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VMware releases vSphere Express for virtualization on up to 128 cores

VMware is launching vSphere Express, a lower-cost virtualization offering targeting SMBs alienated by Broadcom's push toward pricier VCF and VVF bundles. It supports up to 128 cores with basic feature...

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After Texas' blue wave, what happens to Elon Musk and SpaceX?

Elon Musk has heavily invested in Texas over six years, relocating SpaceX's headquarters to Starbase and planning massive manufacturing facilities like Terafab. However, Texas's recent Democratic shif...

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What I learned driving the Slate electric truck prototype

Ars Technica tested a Slate Auto electric truck prototype, driving it nearly 6,000 miles on a DC-to-Maryland route. The reviewer praised the truck's ergonomic manual controls, good visibility, and str...

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Qualcomm is betting big on data centers as smartphone sales sink

Qualcomm is pivoting toward data centers as smartphone sales drop ~20% year-over-year, aiming to generate $5B in data center revenue by end of 2027 and $15B by 2029, backed by partnerships with Amazon...

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Burnt TOAST

The article explores PostgreSQL's TOAST (The Oversized-Attribute Storage Technique) system, explaining how it handles large column values by storing them in separate shadow tables with chunked pointer...

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Gemini for Home now plugs into AT&T’s smart security system

AT&T's Connected Life smart home security system now integrates with Google's Gemini for Home, marking what the company calls the first home security product to work with Google Home Premium. The inte...

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Your Cryptography Conspiracy Theory Is Wrong

A cryptography blogger addresses common conspiracy theories about NSA and NIST backdoors in cryptographic standards, acknowledging political distrust while arguing that the technical arguments behind ...

5.0

Zig 0.17.1 Released

Zig 0.17.1 is a bug fix release addressing over 57 issues following the 0.17.0 launch, with emphasis on regressions and upgrade blockers. Most users who could not upgrade to 0.17.0 should now be able ...

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Python on my wrist

The author revived the dormant wasp-os project to run MicroPython on a PineTime smartwatch, migrating it to mainline MicroPython and improving buildability. The article details the device's severe har...

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Apple is reportedly cutting budgets for its internal AI usage

Apple is reportedly significantly reducing its spending on AI tools for engineering teams internally. The move signals a strategic reassessment of AI's role within the company's development workflows,...

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AI PACs spent millions trying to shape Congress — here’s how they fared

AI industry political action committees spent millions trying to influence the 2026 midterm elections, achieving mixed results in shaping Congress. Political groups tied to the AI sector are already s...

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Open source AI is booming. Hugging Face explains who profits.

Open source AI models are gaining mainstream adoption among enterprises, governments, and startups due to their lower costs, greater control, and flexibility. Hugging Face explores how companies can c...

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X says its updated web app is way faster

X is rolling out an updated web app that dramatically reduces load times, cutting initial content display from over 22 seconds down to just 2.7 seconds. The improvement comes from consolidating three ...

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Xbox previews two new ways to control cloud games

Microsoft is previewing two new cloud gaming features: the Xbox Nano controller connecting directly to cloud servers via Wi-Fi instead of Bluetooth, and using a phone as a controller on smart TVs. The...

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Everything you need to know about Amazon Kindle+

Amazon Kindle+ offers access to millions of eBooks, audiobooks, comics, manga, and magazines for $11.99 per month plus taxes. The service provides an all-in-one subscription model for digital reading ...

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How AI Is Changing the Way We Read, Learn, and Organize Information

The article explores how artificial intelligence is transforming digital reading, learning, and information organization, building on the evolution of digital reading beyond simply displaying books. I...

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New Kindle Paperwhite vs 2024 Paperwhite Comparison Review (Video)

A comparison review between the new 2026 Kindle Paperwhite (sometimes called Paperwhite 7) and the 2024 Paperwhite (Paperwhite 6 / 12th generation Kindle). The review covers differences between the tw...