Links tagged “wtc-012”

arxiv.org

AI Writes Faster Than Humans Can Review - 802 developers, 196,000 pull requests, a mandated 2x in throughput, and a review process that did not follow.

devblogs.microsoft.com

Announcing TypeScript 7.0 - the native Go port lands for real, roughly 10x.

godotengine.org

Godot will no longer accept AI-written code - the opposite call, made by another large open source project. Read side by side, they are the story.

hmans.dev

Chatto is now open source - self-hostable team chat, one binary that serves its own frontend, data encrypted at rest, AGPL-3.0.

thereallo.dev

Reports invisible Unicode characters in the system prompt that encode the endpoint, domain and timezone a request came from.

antirez.com

Control the Ideas, Not the Code - antirez on where the leverage actually sits when you work with agents.

martinfowler.com

DSLs Enable Reliable Use of LLMs - constrain the model to a small language and its output becomes checkable.

martinalderson.com

Reads GLM 5.2 as an open-weight model good enough to put the inference margins of the frontier labs under real pressure.

github.com

A terminal coding agent in Rust that reads a codebase, edits files, runs shell commands and manages long tasks.

weli.dev

A startup that kept promising features to close sales instead of fixing the product, and lost its flagship customer and its engineers.

simonwillison.net

A honeypot site with nested links turned the web_fetch tool into an exfiltration path for data already in the conversation.

rtfeldman.com

The Roc compiler's 487-day port of 300,000 lines from Rust to Zig, now at feature parity, with hot code loading and faster incremental builds as the payoff.

blog.podman.io

Podman v6.0.0 - rootless containers, still no daemon.

webkit.org

The Safari MCP server for web developers - the web platform meeting agents, straight from WebKit.

kimi.com

The release announcement for a 2.8 trillion parameter open model with native vision and a one-million-token context.

simonwillison.net

LLM cliche highlighter - highlights ten writing tics that give away a language model. Willison had Fable 5 build it after one article too many, so the slop detector was written by the slop machine.

mathstodon.xyz

LUKS suspend stopped wiping disk-encryption keys - a security regression that shipped in Linux 6.9 and went unnoticed.

theregister.com

Media Over QUIC can scale real-time streaming - Bruce Davie on the middle ground between WebRTC and DASH, with the IETF drafts.

andrewkelley.me

Andrew Kelley's response to the Bun rewrite - and the Zig side of that same argument, from the creator of the language.

fazamhd.com

Networking and the Internet, from First Principles - what actually happens when a message crosses a continent, built up from nothing.