errno(2) values for the AI age

Write your BPF programs in Go, not C. gobee transpiles a Go subset to BPF C and generates typed cilium/ebpf bindings. - boratanrikulu/gobee

A 2026 sequel to C Constructs That Don

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New Orleans is locked into a watery future which could see it surrounded by ocean as early as this century, according to a new analysis, which says the city must start planning how to relocate residents now to avoid chaos.

What the 2026 HIPAA Security Rule actually changes — finalization status, real OCR enforcement signals, and the operational checklist healthcare IT teams need now.

When asked to pick a random number between 1 and 100, ChatGPT does not follow a random uniform distribution - exmergo/research-chatgpt-guesses-between-1-and-100

In this exclusive adaptation of his new book, a former public defender describes what it’s like advocating for the accused — and recounts the injustices he witnessed.

Build and deploy AI on iMessage to reach people at scale while maintaining quality, trust, and personalized interaction. Backed by Y Combinator.

What I dislike most is short calls. When someone tells me, “I have a slot tomorrow at 11:30, let’s do a 10-minute call”. That’s the worst thing possible. For the other person, it’s just another call, one of dozens they have that day. But for me,

There's great comfort in being covered.

Neither the first nor the fastest international connection, it was the one that lasted.

You can’t “turn off the borrow checker” in Rust, and you shouldn’t want to. Rust’s references aren’t pointers, and the compiler is free to decimate code that tries to use references as though they are. If you need raw pointer behaviour in Rust, don’t use this, use Rust’s actual raw pointers, which don’t make the same aliasing guarantees to the compiler. However, if you would like to pretend the borrow checker doesn’t exist for educational purposes and never in production code, this macro that will suppress many (though not all) borrow checker errors in the code it’s applied to.

Alaska has seen a resurgence of oil industry interest — and investment — driven by discoveries suggesting the state’s crude potential is far greater than previously expected.

[I’ve been sitting on this ruling for almost a month because blog posts like this are time-consuming and emotionally draining to write. It may not look it, but this post took about 6 hours to write.] This case involves a...

Large language models (LLMs) have shown promise in register-transfer level (RTL) design automation, but direct RTL generation remains difficult to validate, optimize, and integrate with compiler-based hardware design flows. Hardware compiler infrastructures such as CIRCT provide typed intermediate representations, legality checks, and optimization passes, yet current LLMs struggle to emit raw compiler IR because of MLIR syntax, SSA discipline, dialect-specific operations, and strict width constraints. This paper presents CPPL, a compiler-mediated design framework that turns LLM-assisted hardware generation into a statically checkable frontend problem rather than an unconstrained RTL text-generation task. CPPL combines a Python frontend DSL for declaring module interfaces and hierarchy with CPPL IR, a JSON-based circuit IR designed to expose compiler-visible structure while remaining accessible to LLMs. The compiler infers operation widths from declared module ports, validates generated IR, checks hierarchy and port bindings, and deterministically lowers the result to CIRCT for synthesizable Verilog generation. On the RTLLM benchmark, CPPL improves functional correctness over direct Verilog and direct CIRCT IR generation, while CIRCT optimization reduces post-synthesis AIG node counts. These results show that a compiler-mediated interface can make LLM-assisted hardware design more reliable, analyzable, and amenable to backend optimization. CPPL is available at https://github.com/SawyDust1228/CPPL.

What begins as a study of the combative film critic A.S. Hamrah becomes a broader meditation on the fate of criticism in an age of streaming, commercialization, and online discourse.…

The full text of Chris Olah's remarks on the Pope's encyclical on AI

AI is gutting the middle of the org chart first. The cuts, the inequality runaway, and why proactive UBI is the only way through the backlash.

Terminal UI for personal finance — Plaid sync, CSV import, AI assistant, and MCP server - tomfunk/fungible

The dog survived traumatic injuries, thanks to his Barkindji caretakers.

What were you expecting? Yeah, didn’t think so

Elixir-native frontend build tool — dev server, HMR, and production builds for JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue SFCs, and CSS. No Node.js required. - elixir-volt/volt

Riscrithm is a lightweight, low-boilerplate macro-assembly dialect that compiles straight down to pure, human-readable RISC-V assembly. It bridges the gap between the expressive syntax of high-leve...

Gorilla: A fast, scalable, in-memory time series database – Pelkonen et al. 2015 Error rates across one of Facebook’s sites were spiking. The problem had first shown up through an autom…