You should write an agent(fly.io)
944 points by tabletcorry | 375 comments
Fly.io blog post arguing that every developer should build their own LLM agent to understand how agents work.
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FBI tries to unmask owner of archive.is(heise.de)
907 points by Projectiboga | 456 comments
Heise news article reporting that the FBI obtained a court order forcing domain provider Tucows to hand over user data about the operator of Archive.today.
End of Japanese community(support.mozilla.org)
876 points by phantomathkg | 688 comments
Mozilla Support contributor forum thread in which the longtime locale leader of the SUMO Japanese community announces its end.
Kimi K2 Thinking, a SOTA open-source trillion-parameter reasoning model(moonshotai.github.io)
843 points by nekofneko | 381 comments
Moonshot AI's announcement of Kimi K2 Thinking, an open-source reasoning agent model that can run 200–300 sequential tool calls and scores highly on HLE and BrowseComp.
Ratatui – App Showcase(ratatui.rs)
704 points by AbuAssar | 201 comments
Ratatui documentation page showcasing terminal applications built with the Rust TUI library, starting with Atuin shell history.
Two billion email addresses were exposed(troyhunt.com)
570 points by esnard | 401 comments
Troy Hunt blog post about loading roughly two billion exposed email addresses from a credential stuffing corpus into Have I Been Pwned.
ICC ditches Microsoft 365 for openDesk(binnenlandsbestuur.nl)
570 points by vincvinc | 182 comments
Dutch news article reporting that the International Criminal Court is replacing Microsoft 365 with openDesk, a European open-source office suite.
Game design is simple(raphkoster.com)
481 points by vrnvu | 142 comments
Blog post by game designer Raph Koster arguing that game design is simple, actually, laying out his view of its fundamentals.
Unix v4 Tape Found(discuss.systems)
476 points by greatquux | 77 comments
Mastodon post by Rob Ricci reporting that staff found a tape containing UNIX v4 from Bell Labs (c. 1973), to be delivered to the Computer History Museum.
I may have found a way to spot U.S. at-sea strikes before they're announced(old.reddit.com)
353 points by hentrep | 497 comments
A Reddit r/OSINT post claiming a method to detect U.S. at-sea military strikes before official announcement; the page loaded as a Reddit network-policy block.
Eating stinging nettles(rachel.blog)
229 points by rzk | 204 comments
Swift on FreeBSD Preview(forums.swift.org)
218 points by glhaynes | 140 comments
How I am deeply integrating Emacs(joshblais.com)
208 points by signa11 | 146 comments
AI Slop vs. OSS Security(devansh.bearblog.dev)
161 points by mooreds | 95 comments
Why I'm Learning Sumerian(mindthenerd.com)
120 points by surprisetalk | 75 comments
The Parallel Search API(parallel.ai)
108 points by lukaslevert | 45 comments
The Learning Loop and LLMs(martinfowler.com)
100 points by johnwheeler | 63 comments
Strap Rail(construction-physics.com)
44 points by juliangamble | 3 comments
Say Hi to Kit(firefox.com)
36 points by 14113 | 39 comments
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