Links tagged “article”
162 links, newest first.
maurycyz.com
Regressive JPEGs - later scans in a progressive JPEG can overwrite what was already drawn, so a single file can show a different image while it loads, and animate if you push it. The format taken apart byte by byte.
bun.com
Bun's own account of a mechanical port from Zig to Rust over eleven days, reporting better stability and fewer leaks.
raymyers.org
Reads the Bun rewrite announcements against each other and argues the Zig-to-Rust move was told as a story rather than justified as engineering.
techcrunch.com
Ford brings back 350 veteran engineers, its CEO saying the company mistakenly assumed introducing AI would by itself produce a high-quality product.
danunparsed.com
HackerRank open-sourced its ATS, then scored one resume 90, then 74, then 88 - the instability of AI hiring, demonstrated on itself.
jchri.st
In praise of memcached - an unkillable cache, and a quiet case against chasing the new thing.
oreilly.com
Stop Getting Good at Protocols. Get Good at Agent Experience - design for the agents that will consume your service, not for the protocol of the month.
newsletter.kentbeck.com
Kent Beck: the point was never the typing, it was keeping options open and moving cost later in time.
nega.tv
The Low-Tech AI of Elden Ring - how a AAA fakes its enemy "AI" with simple tricks and no ML in sight.
techcrunch.com
GPT-5.6 goes to selected partners rather than the public, reportedly at the administration's request.
fernandoi.cl
What happened after 2,000 people tried to hack my AI assistant - prompt injection and jailbreaks, from the field.
fergusfinn.com
What happens when you run a CUDA kernel? - the whole journey from launch to silicon, one layer at a time.
steveharrison.dev
window.showDirectoryPicker opens up a whole new world - the File System Access API, used in anger.
htmx.org
Working With AI: A concrete example - where it helps and where it derails, on real code, from the author of htmx.
queue.acm.org
You Don't Know Jack About Formal Verification - formal methods from a practitioner, minus the folklore.
jayfreestone.com
You might not need a service worker - the browser APIs that often make it redundant.
martinfowler.com
Building reliable agentic AI systems: a production write-up of making LLM agents dependable, on Fowler's site.
wheresyoured.at
And to keep the enthusiasm honest: OpenAI's losses grew nearly 8x in 2025, on more than 34 billion dollars of spending. Someone is paying for the party.
nelson.cloud
.gitignore isn't the only way to ignore files in Git: exclude, info/exclude, skip-worktree. The ones you forget you have.
kobzol.github.io
How memory safety CVEs differ between Rust and C/C++: the memory-safety argument with numbers attached, for once.
