Warranty Void If Regenerated(nearzero.software)

65 points by Stwerner 7 months ago | 12 comments

Solar Energy Solves Global Warming(unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com)

66 points by ph0rque 3 years ago | 62 comments

Zero ASIC releases Wildebeest, the highest performance FPGA synthesis tool(zeroasic.com)

173 points by stefanpie 1 year ago | 45 comments

Blasting Past WebP - An analysis of the NSO BLASTPASS iMessage exploit(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

237 points by el_duderino 1 year ago | 98 comments

Shouldn't have happened: A vulnerability postmortem(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

36 points by fanf2 2 years ago | 5 comments

Defeating KASLR by doing nothing at all(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)

88 points by aa_is_op 11 months ago | 8 comments

A Vulnerability in Libsodium(00f.net)

323 points by raggi 9 months ago | 47 comments

Blog post by Frank Denis, libsodium's author, describing a vulnerability found in the libsodium cryptographic library.

Socrates vs. the Written Word (2011)(wondermark.com)

60 points by spectraldrift 1 month ago | 39 comments

A 2011 Wondermark "True Stuff" post on Socrates' argument in Plato's Phaedrus that writing would harm memory and understanding.

What Adobe v ArtCraft teaches us(techbronerd.substack.com)

68 points by tom2026hn 1 day ago | 52 comments

A Substack essay arguing that cheap AI coding tools from OpenAI and Anthropic undermine the software companies that were meant to be their paying customers.

I wasted weeks hand optimizing assembly because I benchmarked on random data(vidarholen.net)

376 points by thunderbong 1 year ago | 148 comments

Blog post recounting how the author spent weeks hand-optimizing assembly for a Java platform, only to find the gains came from benchmarking on unrealistic random data.

We put a coding agent in a while loop(github.com)

383 points by sfarshid 1 year ago | 276 comments

A GitHub markdown writeup describing running Claude Code headlessly in an infinite loop at a YC Agents hackathon, which shipped six repos overnight.

I don't want to read what you didn't write(blog.colinbreck.com)

952 points by mooreds 1 month ago | 394 comments

Colin Breck's blog essay arguing against reading AI-generated writing such as design documents and summaries, and describing where he finds AI useful.