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The open-source inference ecosystem has become difficult to compare because these projects increasingly overlap while still targeting very different workloads. Some prioritize portable local inference, some focus on GPU-cluster throughput, and others combine inference with model management or agent execution. I put together this comparison to clarify where each project fits. This is not a benchmark ranking....
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The RegisterHNCovered by173 min read
'Jev' doesn't chat. It produces typed probabilistic decisions
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mcpservers.org
Entdecke mehr als 9.800 offizielle und Community-MCP-Server für Claude, Codex, Cursor und andere KI-Agenten. Finde passende Tools und Einrichtungsanleitungen für deinen Workflow.
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A malicious npm package hit 2 million weekly downloads without a single install script. Checkmarx Zero found it hides in the code itself and uses a smart contract as its C2 channel — a live look at how npm's lifecycle-script crackdown just pushed attackers one step further.
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DEV Community, BleepingComputer, and more ›
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Mug of Acorns3 min read
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MotherDuck Blog posts7 min read
The September 2026 DuckDB Ecosystem Newsletter: DuckLabs joins AWS and MotherDuck acquires Tower, DuckDB v2.0-alpha lands, table functions in pure Java, bulk loads into SQL Server, Zarr stores as SQL tables, an infinite canvas for your data, plus a community spotlight on Vladimir Gribanov.
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builddistributedsystem.comHN1 min read
28 tracks, 343+ hands-on challenges. Implement Raft, CRDTs, sharding, and storage engines in your browser in 8 languages.
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joelchrono's website2 min read
Okay, I did not actually forget, I am very much aware of their existence, but I realized something that is very obvious in hindsight
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aihackwatch.comHN4 min read
A public timeline of notable AI hacking and AI-enabled cyber incidents.
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Steve Kinney9 min read
Build a GitHub Actions workflow that runs quality checks, caches work with Turborepo, and enforces Lighthouse performance budgets.
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Gothamist6 min read
Tesla did not tell the city transportation department it had deployed Cybercabs in the five boroughs. [more ›]
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docs.dhttp.netHN
DQuic is an open-source QUIC implementation purpose-built for DHttp.
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David A. Wheeler's BlogHN30 min read
This paper analyzes the amount of source code in GNU/Linux, using Red Hat Linux 7.1 as a representative GNU/Linux distribution.
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arXiv1 min read
The rapid proliferation of unauthorized unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has created a growing need for robust, jamming-resistant counter-UAV systems for perimeter defense. This paper presents \textbf{SCOUT} (Spatial Computation for Optimized UAV Tracking), a ROS-integrated onboard perception and control framework for real-time aerial defense against incoming UAVs....
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DBScholar1 min read
Explore long-term publication and citation trends across SIGMOD, VLDB, CIDR, and PODS.
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datacamp.com15 min read
Learn how to write a spec, turn it into a plan, and let Claude Code build using spec-driven development. Compare Superpowers, Spec Kit, and BMAD-METHOD.
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VercelHN1 min read
Get API key Read the docs See top models, labs, apps, and providers on AI Gateway with token, request, and cost trends. ## Copy link to headingToken Volume Share of AI Gateway token volume across the top models. Stacked chart Line chart Jun 21, 2026Sep 18, 2026 10 Other 16.5% ## Copy link to headingOpen vs. Closed Token Volume Share of AI Gateway token volume on models that publish their weights for download, versus everything else....
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r/rssr/rss
Hi r/rss, Like many of you, I love RSS because it puts us back in control of our information diets. But lately, I found myself getting overwhelmed by news fatigue—wading through 20-paragraph articles filled with narrative padding, cookie banners, and paywalls just to find 2 or 3 core facts....
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plato.stanford.eduLobsters45+ min read
We begin with a bird’s eye view of some important aspects of intuitionistic type theory. Readers who are unfamiliar with the theory may prefer to skip it on a first reading.
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