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Plasma Bigscreen – 10-foot interface for KDE plasma from plasma-bigscreen.org
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UUID package coming to Go standard library from github.com/golang
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this css proves me human from will-keleher.com
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Can a wealthy family change the course of a deadly brain disease? from science.org
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LLMs work best when the user defines their acceptance criteria first from blog.katanaquant.com
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Maybe There's a Pattern Here? from dynomight.net
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Galileo's handwritten notes found in ancient astronomy text from science.org
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C# strings silently kill your SQL Server indexes in Dapper from consultwithgriff.com
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Hardening Firefox with Anthropic's Red Team from anthropic.com
521 by todsacerdoti 16h ago | | |
Article: 6 min

Firefox has collaborated with Anthropic's Frontier Red Team to identify and fix over 14 high-severity security bugs using AI-assisted vulnerability detection methods, enhancing user security and stability.

Enhances user trust in Firefox's security and sets a precedent for AI-assisted security improvements across the tech industry.
- AI-assisted method identified 14 high-severity bugs in Firefox's JavaScript engine.
- Collaboration between Firefox engineers and Anthropic resulted in the discovery of 22 CVEs.
- Integration of AI into internal security workflows for future vulnerability detection.
Discussion (148): 20 min

The comment thread discusses various opinions on AI tools, particularly those from Anthropic, used for vulnerability discovery and exploitation. There is a mix of skepticism and curiosity about the effectiveness of these tools in security contexts. The community debates their role in open-source collaboration and potential misuse by malicious actors.
- The fact there is no mention of what were the bugs is a little odd.
- Without seeing the actual bugs, it looks like a fluffy marketing piece.
Counterarguments:
- It's a more directed than the rest fuzzer.
- Solving bugs in Firefox is quite impressive.
Security Cybersecurity, Open Source, Artificial Intelligence
Show HN: Moongate – Ultima Online server emulator in .NET 10 with Lua scripting from github.com/moongate-community
236 by squidleon 14h ago | | |
Article: 52 min

Moongate v2 is a modern Ultima Online server emulator built with .NET 10, focusing on clean architecture and deterministic game-loop processing. It supports Lua scripting and has an active development community seeking contributors.
- Clean, modular architecture
- Strong packet tooling and deterministic game-loop
- Supports Lua scripting for customization
- Active contributor base seeking collaboration
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The article provides a detailed overview of the project without overly sensationalizing its features or development status.
Discussion (134): 30 min

The comment thread discusses the development and potential impact of a modern UO server emulator. The project is praised for its innovative use of contemporary technologies to reimagine the classic game's architecture. Developers share their experiences with the original game, reflecting on nostalgia and the evolution of MMOs. Technical details are shared about the implementation, including network protocol handling, Lua scripting, and performance optimizations.
Game Development Video Games, Server Emulators

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