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Update 24.07.2026 Another update! Editor changes: The article feedback interface now also posts the feedback as a new section on the article’s talk page. We’ve added a toggleable “Your impact” panel on your own user page displaying total edits, last edited, longest edit streak, a 60-day activity chart, and how many views the articles you’ve […]
Sixtyfour (YC P25) Is Hiring
The Opportunity Sixtyfour turns a single name, email, or domain into a full, verified picture of a person or company — by sending AI agents out to research the open web the way a sharp analyst would, then checking and scoring what they find. You’ll build real parts of that: the agents that reason and […]
How to compromise your system with a job interview
Table of contents The current situation on the IT job market is hard. So you are lucky when a recruiter on LinkedIn reaches out to you having a suitable match for a new position based on your prior experience. It might not be what it seems at a first glance. “A relevant opportunity” with part-time […]
Linux 7.2 Released
Linux 7.2 was tagged and released this week, on the regular schedule. This cycle was one of the busiest ever, only been beaten by 6.7. This is considered the “new normal”, given that the last 3 or 4 cycles had been pretty busy, especially regarding fixes. There’s some interesting achievements this cycle, like cache-aware scheduling, […]
Clean up Claude 5’s token vomit with a separate LLM
Vomit converts Claude’s token vomit into English by piping it through a local LLM. It’s fully local (no telemetry) and has no external dependencies. Disclaimer: The local LLM can only see what Claude tries to communicate (no access to any actions or files), so it hallucinates a bit It’s pretty slow This is totally vibe-coded, […]
Slack Code
Meet Slack Code. Work happens in the open by default, so context and knowledge carry from person to person, and from person to agent. AI development becomes a multiplayer activity. Code channels are designed to scale for agents’ work in ways that threads and public channels just can’t, because they’re built for output. What shows […]
Hacking with Claude on a $27 Smart Watch
The Pine Time is a $27 smart watch that runs open source firmware. I’ve had one sitting in the back of a drawer for a year or two. When I saw @steveruizok’s Tweet about hacking on ESP32 devices with Claude, I found some inspiration to pull my PineTime out of the drawer and see what […]
I Spent Twenty Years Becoming Good at the Wrong Game
19 Aug, 2026 In February 2024, I defended my second dissertation and earned the highest academic degree Russia awards. By June, I knew I wanted out. Out of this kind of research, out of this academic system and out of this country. Russia has two successive research degrees: the Candidate of Sciences, roughly equivalent to […]
DiffusionGemma Technical Report
Abstract:We introduce DiffusionGemma, an experimental open-weight language model that uses discrete diffusion to generate text at exceptionally high speed. Rather than decoding one token at a time, DiffusionGemma iteratively refines blocks of 256 tokens in parallel, avoiding the sequential decoding bottleneck of conventional autoregressive (AR) large language models. Instead of training from scratch, we obtain […]
Malicious Rust Crate Arrayref Runs a Build-Time Payload
Summary On August 20, 2026, a compromised release of the popular Rust crate arrayref appeared on crates.io. Version 0.3.10 added a dependency on a typosquatted crate called proc-macro1, whose build script downloads and runs a remote binary while a project compiles. The code runs at build time, so simply compiling a project that pulled the […]