Creepy Crawlies(people.kernel.org)
1282 points by zdw | 636 comments
Blog post by Konstantin Ryabitsev with numbers showing AI crawlers consume more git.kernel.org CPU rendering commits than all legitimate access combined.
Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
1282 points by zdw | 636 comments
Blog post by Konstantin Ryabitsev with numbers showing AI crawlers consume more git.kernel.org CPU rendering commits than all legitimate access combined.
743 points by meetpateltech | 449 comments
OpenAI company post announcing it notified SpaceX it intends to wind down its relationship with Cursor following SpaceX's acquisition of Cursor.
441 points by pluc | 373 comments
LWN brief reporting that Debian's general-resolution vote on large language models chose the option allowing responsible use of generative AI by contributors.
402 points by firefax | 80 comments
Guardian article reporting that the Trump administration's DHS is using an obscure summons law to obtain records on journalists, non-profits and unions from tech and telecom companies.
386 points by gpi | 93 comments
Engineering Leadership newsletter post by Gregor Ojstersek arguing that good team culture boosts productivity more than AI, which helps only when culture is right.
379 points by shenli3514 | 238 comments
Tencent press release announcing the release and open-sourcing of the Hy4 preview model, aimed at coding, office work, and scientific research tasks.
378 points by davidmckenna | 239 comments
Dan Luu essay arguing that most people encounter the same software bugs he does but fail to notice them, and that products often ship badly broken.
370 points by NaOH | 149 comments
Simple Flying article reporting the death at 100 of American Airlines mechanic Azriel "Al" Blackman, who set a record for longest career at one airline.
370 points by DeepLogin | 257 comments
Texas Tribune article reporting that a $1 fee added to Texas car insurance policies to fight catalytic converter theft funded thousands of Flock surveillance cameras.
347 points by ibobev | 228 comments
Stephen Diehl blog essay arguing the modern internet has become predatory compared with the amateur, non-commercial web of the 1990s.
239 points by con | 51 comments
134 points by gurjeet | 76 comments
93 points by mrrrcs | 31 comments
89 points by peter_d_sherman | 23 comments
83 points by vismit2000 | 8 comments
79 points by AlarQ | 16 comments
34 points by toomuchtodo | 10 comments