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Odin 1.0 has finally been announced! A decade in the making and will be coming in January 2027.

0:00 Intro
1:15 The Odin Roadmap
1:34 Inline Assembly
1:48 HTTP Package
2:16 iOS Support
2:36 Image and Zip Packages
2:53 Naming Convention
3:24 Release Schedule…

Everything your mentor wants to say but HR won't let them

After changes to pricing structures for LLM powered code assistants, Mike looks at how a seemingly simple task can burn through tokens when an agent 'looks after it' for you.

Published with three potential titles on a YouTube test:
Extreme Token Use of…

IP, technology & commercial law

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Both vulnerabilities allow untrusted users to gain root privileges.

It’s supposed to be a decentralized service, after all...

A curated directory of PostgreSQL extensions and tools. Replace Redis, Elasticsearch, Kafka, and MongoDB with one database you already know.

TL;DR: A good tool is and ought to be invisible—striving to make such tools is the goal of a toolmaker.One habit I see a lot, and have to push back on, is taking a tool's shortcomings and reselling them as a "puzzle game" which is "fun" to solve.I don't want…

There is no need to update symmetric key sizes as part of the post-quantum transition, due to the details of how Grover's algorithm scales. Most authorities agree.

Begin with the basics to understand Docker and Kubernetes networking: learn how to create and interconnect Linux network namespaces using only command-line tools.

Today’s post is a bit different from my usual deep dives into mesh geometry. It’s a story about architecture – and about going back to the beginning. Think back to how you learned…

The official jscrambler npm package (60K monthly downloads) was trojanized starting at 8.14.0 through an npm account or CI compromise. The attacker…

I prefer strict tables in SQLite because they avoid some datatype problems, such as putting text in number columns.

How Reddit accidentally leaked its spamurai system.

Do I have a favorite standard? Silly question. How could I not? There are so many great ones, each with its own weirdly fascinating story. In a previous job, I spent a lot of time getting to know E…

New verb carries request content while remaining safe, idempotent, and cacheable