Abstract. Preprints, scientific manuscripts publicly shared prior to peer-review, are now part of scholarly 25 communication as emerging information Read more ›
Up to 50 passengers were unable to board the flight to London Luton Read more ›
Letheo - Cognitive Runtime: agent memory engine (Rust + Python) - Abick91/letheo Read more ›
A follow-on to the economics of speculative decoding, we run the inference lab simulator on MTP & DFlash drafters with real acceptance data, and find out whether adaptively choosing the draft length is worth it. Read more ›
Lisp implemented inside Rust trait system. Contribute to playX18/lisp-in-types development by creating an account on GitHub. Read more ›
Proxmox migration assumptions are the part of the VMware exit that doesn't appear on any migration checklist — and the part that causes the most damage after go-live. The migration succeeded. Six weeks later, a storage event occurred. The runbook assumed vSphere behavior. Proxmox behaved correctly. The runbook didn't. That's when the migration actually started. That team wasn't unlucky. They were carrying assumptions nobody audited. Proxmox isn't replacing VMware. It's replacing assumptions —... Read more ›
Key takeaways The pursuit of the perfect cup has always defined specialty coffee. From meticulous processing to dialling in espresso shots to the tenth of a gram, the push for precision is relentless. In recent years, this obsession has extended to what happens straight after grinding: sifting ground coffee. Once confined to competition stages, the […] The post appeared first on . Read more ›
I currently am building GMP statically for my project using the provided configure script with addSystemCommand (technically with a bash script to move the header and artifact into addOutputFileArg and addOutputDirectoryArg respectively). This leaves behind a host of .o files and other stuff, and currently I am using setCwd to build in a subdirectory of the GMP zig-pkg path. It seems more idiomatic to me to get a temp path with tmpPath, but when I do so this step no longer caches and re-runs ... Read more ›
The new Home Assistant OS release adds faster disk image flashing, VM image improvements, and updated Linux kernel support. Read more ›
Leadership at the social media giant has been on an AI-fueled rampage through its engineering org. We report what’s happened Read more ›
This book presents insightful discussions of programming and software engineering topics by some of the most prestigious names of French computer science. Read more ›
The collaboration making its debut on Monday is the first visible move in a wider turnaround for the French sports brand, which is under new ownership since last year. Read more ›
The , which still goes by the historical acronym OSPM, was held in Cambridge, UK, in mid-April. As has become traditional, the presenters at that event have since written summaries of their sessions, and this work has kindly been made available to LWN for publication. The first day's sessions covered a wide range of topics, including idle-state selection, user-space schedulers with sched_ext, lock-holder preemption, and much more. Read more ›
Paste a DOI (up to 50, resolved in parallel), it goes straight from your browser to CrossRef's API, comes back as bibliographic data, gets written to BibTeX. Nothing touches a server in between - exists in the browser session, gone when you close the tab. Two output dialects: BibLaTeX keeps accents as raw UTF-8 (for biber), Legacy BibTeX rewrites them as macros like Kr{\"a}mer (for old pdfLaTeX bibtex setups, since raw UTF-8 either errors or sorts wrong there). Check your preamble - \usepacka... Read more ›
Matt Fitzpatrick, CEO of Invisible Technologies, joins Bloomberg Intelligence’s Mandeep Singh on this episode of the Tech Disruptors podcast to discuss the use of reinforcement learning by frontier model providers for training, as well as the company’s enterprise business. They explore reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF), agentic AI and self-improvement, the evolution of large language models, coding agents and contact centers. Read more ›
THE mercury is rising as the UK and Europe sizzle through a second June heatwave, with temperatures soaring to over 40C. The increasingly fierce heat has prompted a new trend and, of course, an obligatory trendy moniker – the COOL-CATION. Increasingly, those of us who suffer in the heat are seeking out holidays where the... Read more ›
Hey DEV community! 👋 I wanted to share a personal experiment I've been working on recently. The catch? I have absolutely zero professional coding background. I just wanted to see how far a complete beginner could push current AI tools to build a real, functional desktop application from scratch. After weeks of prompting, configuring, and troubleshooting, here is the result: Nexus Browser — a secure, lightweight web browser built in Rust, featuring a Neon Cyberpunk GUI, a built-in ad blocker, ... Read more ›
Fewer pieces, fewer things to fix at 2am. Read more ›
In May 2026, the Bun team did something the software industry has been whispering about for years: they rewrote their entire runtime from Zig to Rust. Not over the course of a year with a dedicated team. In six days. Using AI agents. At nearly a million lines of code, Read more ›