There’s a peculiar irony in the AI coding discourse: everyone’s talking about it, but few are sharing the messy, iterative path to actually making it work. Mitchell Hashimoto—the creator of Vagrant, Terraform, and Ghostty—just dropped...
What happens when you let 16 Claude instances collaborate on building a C compiler that can compile the Linux kernel? Anthropic’s Nicholas Carlini just showed us—and the results challenge everything we thought we knew about...
Remember when everyone was certain that AI-powered IDEs would dominate the future of programming? David Crawshaw does—and he just wrote the obituary for that era. The Core Insight Crawshaw, who has been documenting his AI...
Your employees are using more AI tools than you can count. They’re embedded in SaaS platforms, browsers, extensions, copilots, and a growing universe of shadow tools that appear faster than security teams can track. Here’s...
Security researchers love the SVG spec because it’s enormous and full of surprises. Case in point: Roundcube’s HTML sanitizer carefully blocked remote images on <img>, <image>, and <use> elements—but completely missed <feImage>. The result? Email...
Bun’s latest release packs serious developer experience improvements alongside deep engine-level optimizations. The headliner is bun run --parallel—finally, a native way to run multiple package.json scripts concurrently without reaching for third-party tools. The Core Insight...
What if you could install a Go CLI tool with just uvx tool-name? Simon Willison figured out how to publish cross-platform Go binaries to PyPI, and the implications for developer tooling are significant. Your Go...
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency just dropped Binding Operational Directive 26-02, and it’s not messing around: federal agencies have 12-18 months to rip out every unsupported edge device from their networks. This isn’t...
Building AI agents that interact with Slack? You’ve probably discovered the hard way that the Slack API returns massive JSON blobs that burn through your context window. Agent-Slack takes a different approach: ship a CLI...
What happens when you give an AI agent root access to run arbitrary code? If you’re lucky, it installs packages and writes files. If you’re unlucky, your API keys end up somewhere they shouldn’t be....