The author learned about Docker's inner workings, discovering it's not just a single feature but rather 5 Linux kernel features combined. They also found the challenges of writing their own container runtime due to Go's design choices and Linux API requirements.
Researchers have developed a method using large language models to prove the security of software at scale, enabling new development workflows with proven security guarantees. This approach can detect and fix bugs in widely used open-source libraries.
Quad9 will stop offering its free cyberprotection service to users in France due to a court ruling against it. The decision is a matter of principle for Quad9, which cannot comply with the ruling while remaining faithful to its mission.
The book "The Secret Life of Circuits" is now available on Amazon in Europe and major US/Canadian online retailers. The author asks readers to leave honest reviews, as they help with the recommendation algorithm amidst increasing competition from AI-generated books.
Amanda Smith was arrested in Pennsylvania on a warrant for computer fraud, but she had never been to Arkansas and didn't use CashApp. She's now trying to prove her innocence after discovering the scammer used her Social Security number and date of birth.
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OpenShell 0.1.x introduces a stable release cadence, new isolation primitives, and expanded APIs for secure autonomous AI agent execution. It enforces policies on file access, system calls, and network connections using kernel-level enforcement and formal verification.
AI models from 10 labs in 3 countries agree that humans prioritize belonging over truth, with most saying people conform to group norms and create justifications for their actions.
HackiOS boots iOS 16.5 on Android phone hardware using an open-source XNU kernel and custom drivers, allowing users to run unmodified iOS apps without modifying the original code. The project is a research bench, not a ROM, and requires specific hardware and software configurations.
Taler Operations AG is being founded to operate Taler as an online payment system in Germany and the Euro-zone, with plans to apply for a licence from BaFin. The new company will focus on Taler exclusively, enabling payments with Taler first in Germany before expanding across the single market.
The author of an Asus Zenbook Pro 17 laptop experienced frequent restarts due to a faulty Wi-Fi adapter, specifically the MediaTek MT7922. The issue was resolved by updating the driver and disabling its power-saving sleep mode, preventing system crashes and abnormal battery drain.
jank's native build system can find your installed native dependencies or build them from source. Adding a new dependency is a one line change. jank brings functional, immutable data and REPL-driven development to your game development workflow. With jank, you can reach into C++ whenever you want the extra performance. No bridges, no function/type registration, no marshalling, no callbacks.
The author argues that using natural languages to program computers would not simplify human life, as it would increase the machine's burden and require significant changes in how we communicate. Formal symbolism is a more effective tool for ruling out nonsense, allowing humans to learn complex concepts earlier.
A is changing many things about the modern world. Language is no exception. The word “compute”, for instance, used to be regarded as a verb. Today even grammar pedants grudgingly accept it as a noun, referring to the processing power generated by advanced chips. This new, non-verbal compute is the fuel of a technological revolution.
User shares thoughts on values, believing in goodness and helping others, with examples of personal experiences showing that kindness prevails. They emphasize the importance of starting small and trusting others to create a positive impact.
The Musical Form Institute critiques modern music production for "gridification," where human performances are treated as errors and corrected to machine-perfect representations. This process silences artists' lives and voices, erasing their history and place in time.
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Project Hedra is an open-world, low-poly RPG with procedural generation and custom game engine features. It started as a high school project to learn OpenGL and has evolved into a full-fledged 3D game with over 100k lines of code.
Microsoft has rolled out a new service allowing non-subscribers to purchase cloud playtime hours for games they own, priced at 24 cents per hour. This model is similar to old arcades but differs from Xbox Game Pass subscriptions and Google's Stadia streaming experiment.
eMudhra Limited, a global digital trust company, has decided to withdraw from the SSL/TLS certificate business due to increasing data sovereignty and compliance requirements. The decision is made after careful consideration of the impact on its shareholders and focus on core enterprise solutions.
Astronomers have been mapping the night sky for thousands of years, with modern maps like Florian Winkler's cataloging stars and constellations. The map uses accurate data to show star positions, brightness, and celestial coordinates.
Stare out the window of an endless train ride, with real life footage.
The scientific literature is viewed as an "information commons" that can be enclosed using artificial intelligence, transforming it into private wealth. This poses a threat to the social systems supporting the commons and may represent an attack on a way of life.
ZFS is a file system designed to maintain data consistency without scanning disks after a crash, using an uberblock that holds transaction group numbers and block pointers. It was developed by Jeff Bonwick and Bill Moore at Sun Microsystems from 2001 to 2005, with contributions from over 700 people.
The author of the post has developed a C++ library called earstrip, which is 6 times faster than earcut.hpp for triangulating polygons in their map engine. The library uses an optimized algorithm that takes advantage of convex corners and strips to reduce the number of tests needed.
NetHack's Gnomish Mines use Cellular Automata to generate an organic cave feel, with two states: floor or rock. Passes 1-4 update the grid in different ways, including clustering and erosion routines, but Pass 2 is unclear in its purpose.
Nick Desnoyer, a plant biologist, is designing and creating unique flowers using breeding and genetic engineering. He aims to create a botanical garden with weird and wonderful flowers that exist nowhere else, allowing people to appreciate them on a deeper level through scientific understanding.
Imprint's engineers are merging 4x more PRs than 2 years ago, with two teams merging 10x their previous rate. The company has improved quality and reduced errors by implementing a "small-change" approach to pull request review.
A software-only jailbreak for the Switch 2 has been developed, allowing users to run arbitrary native code and access peripherals. The exploit uses a combination of WebKit and SmileBASIC to achieve this goal.