The Prompt API
Thomas Steiner Alexandra Klepper Published: May 20, 2025, Last updated: September 21, 2025 With the Prompt API, you can send natural language requests to Gemini Nano in the browser. There are many ways you can use the Prompt API. For example, you could build: AI-powered search: Answer questions based on the content of a web […]
EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code
A TDD-driven iterative feedback loop for software development with Claude Code. 16 cohesive skills + 2 custom subagents walk an idea from brainstorm through implementation, with checkpoints throughout where you stay in control. One entry point: say ”let’s evanflow this” and the orchestrator runs the loop. brainstorm → plan → execute (sequential or parallel) → […]
TurboQuant: A First-Principles Walkthrough
TurboQuant: A First-Principles Walkthrough Modern language models store large tables of high-dimensional vectors: KV caches, embeddings, attention keys. TurboQuant compresses each coordinate of these vectors to 2–4 bits with provably near-optimal distortion, no memory overhead for scale factors, and no training or calibration. This page explains how it works. The single load-bearing idea: in high […]
Show HN: The Unix Magic poster, annotated (updated)
[Live site] A pipeline that builds a website that maps and documents all the references found in the classic Usenix Unix Magic poster. The goal is to create a structured way to explore, annotate, and understand the various elements of the poster, making it a valuable reference for Unix enthusiasts. The UNIX Magic poster was […]
Show HN: AI memory with biological decay (52% recall)
Persistent memory for AI agents — built on the science of how humans remember. The Problem Every session, your AI assistant starts from zero. It asks the same questions, forgets your preferences, re-learns your stack. There is no memory between conversations. YourMemory fixes that. It gives AI agents a persistent memory layer that works the […]
Sawe smashes two-hour mark to ’move goalposts for marathon running’
To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. This video can not be played Harry Poole BBC Sport journalist 26 April 2026, 11:44 BST 1272 Comments Updated 8 hours ago Sabastian Sawe made history at the London Marathon by becoming the first athlete to run a sub-two-hour marathon in a competitive […]
Fast16: High-precision software sabotage 5 years before Stuxnet
Executive Summary SentinelLABS has uncovered a previously undocumented cyber sabotage framework whose core components date back to 2005, tracked as fast16. fast16.sys selectively targets high-precision calculation software, patching code in memory to tamper with results. By combining this payload with self-propagation mechanisms, the attackers aim to produce equivalent inaccurate calculations across an entire facility. This […]
Fast16: Cyberweapon that predates Stuxnet by five years
For 21 years, a cyberweapon called fast16 sat completely undetected. This one did not destroy machines or blow things up. It corrupted the math. Scientists running nuclear and engineering simulations got output that looked completely normal, every number added up, every result made sense, and all of it was deliberately wrong. It surfaced last week. […]
A.I. is creating engineers who can’t think without it
In talking to engineering management across tech industry heavy-weights, it’s apparent that software engineering is starting to split people into two nebulous groups: The first group will use A.I. to remove drudgery, move faster, and spend more time on the parts of the job that actually matter i.e. framing problems, making tradeoffs, spotting risks, creating […]
If You Stop Hiring Juniors, Your Senior Engineers Own You
There’s a popular take right now that AI eliminates the need for junior engineers. The argument goes: if an AI agent can do the work of a junior developer, why would you hire one? Just give your senior engineers better tools and let them do the work of three people. I get why that looks […]