30 links from the last 24 hours · 12 October 2026
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Muse Wonder
A frontier model that leads on personal and professional agents
Find all currently running Datasette instances and list their ports
Why aren't AI companies being charged for hacking? - Musing Mortoray
AI companies claim their hacks were unpredictable accidents — but they follow foreseeably from deliberate design choices, and that establishes criminal intent.
Python 3.15 is here! Here’s the essential What’s new in Python 3.15 guide, this year curated by 3.14 and 3.15 release manager Hugo van Kemenade. As someone who builds open …
GLM-Legal: Advancing Agentic Legal Intelligence
Large language models are shifting from single-turn code generation toward broader professional collaboration (Professional Cowork). Real-world knowledge work introduces distinct requirements: models must digest fragmented source files under concrete objective…
Add QEP428: No ai contributions permitted by nyalldawson · Pull Request #387 · qgis/QGIS-Enhancement-Proposals
Followup discussion at https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/qgis-developer/2026-September/068576.html. This formally changes the AI policy to a strict "NOT ALLOWED" policy.
Software engineers don't get to be Luddites about AI
Many software engineers are righteously angry about AI. It’s understandable to be upset that the skills you built your professional identity around are getting…
Cartographers of North Korea :: 북한의 지도 제작자
An analysis of the OpenStreetMap data in North Korea: Who are the contributors?
Bold Squid
The one where I finally address the number one comment.
DNSSEC Validation Failed | no dogma blog
Today I started getting DNSSEC validation failed errors while using Ubuntu 24.04. All DNS lookups were failing! Here is how I fixed it.
One way of thinking about access specifiers in C++/WinRT implementation types - The Old New Thing
Mapping them to concepts from C# and the now-defunct C++/CX.
Software developers, the GNU Project urges you to avoid hosting your repositories on GitHub. This is to avoid being on the receiving end of harmful practices, and avoid leading others to be victims too. This article focuses on a few of GitHub's worst problems,…
Nanolathe — Open-source RTS engine. Play the Total Annihilation demo.
Play the original Total Annihilation demo in your browser with Nanolathe, an open-source 2.5D RTS engine. Install the native beta, play online with friends, explore the code and build on it.
The Ticket Is Not The Work
When I said tickets have almost nothing to do with agile software development, I was greeted with some very odd looks and incredulous "hu...
I had a booth for Message24 at HITEX 2026, a tech expo run annually in Erbil where local companies and startups show their products to businesses and the public. Message24 gives a business one inbox for all its social media messages, plus an AI agent that answ…
The Multitasking Trap ~ Andrea Canton
AI coding agents tempt us to fill every wait with another task, or to trade quality for speed. Some thoughts on multitasking, Slow Productivity and Kent Beck's view on quality, and why waiting is part of the work.
Giving Muse access to my iMessages · Sid
How I built a private iMessage archive for Muse with Railway, Tailscale, and a Mac uploader.
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I get it, no one wants to be responsible for screwing up critical security, so authentication has become scary.
You can have a test for a method that executes an SQL query, but it won't tell you if the query is actually correct. Seeing a 100% coverage for it is a false assurance. You actually have to test your query against a real database.
Use the Tello's GameSir T1d controller as a Linux gamepad
The T1d speaks its own Bluetooth LE protocol instead of HID, so no OS sees it as a gamepad. A Python bridge turns it into a virtual Xbox 360 pad, with calibration for worn sticks.
The little iPod that could |
Ramblings about anything that interests me - mainly Music, Cars and Programming.
I'm sorry, but you still have to think
Written by Piotr Sarnacki on October 11, 2026
Nial – Knowledge work and artificial intelligence.
Persistent workers, memory reuse, and the dependencies that survive fusion. Why an improved megakernel still lost to optimized separate kernels.
Email isn't personal anymore. Inboxes are flooded with automated mail, and real messages from real people are hard to find. We need a government-level verified email standard.
DevilutionX research notes
The unreasonable effectiveness of VEX in NixOS
We explore why NixOS is uniquely positioned to implement a scalable process for vulnerability management.
HP LaserJet Enterprise printers ship with a self-signed certificate and no ACME client. Mine now serves a Let’s Encrypt certificate on its admin page and on IPPS/AirPrint, and a small Alpine container on Proxmox renews it every two months without me touching t…