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The Double Headed Stack Allocator

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Future of Cancer Care Today (FCCT)

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Trump Aides Admit the House Is a Lost Cause
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Trump Aides Admit the House Is a Lost Cause

With the midterm elections just a few weeks away, the White House knows it has to go all in on Senate races—while virtually forfeiting the House.
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Microsoft and Japan took down a cybercrime network behind over a billion scam messages

We've all gotten a scam text about a nonexistent parking ticket or a fake package delivery, but hopefully you'll start seeing fewer of them. Microsoft says it helped dismantle a marketplace for scammers sending phishing messages like those around the world. Through an investigation with Japan's National Police Agency, it tracked scam activity back to […]
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Eight states sue OpenAI, saying ChatGPT isn’t safe for kids

OpenAI is facing a new wave of lawsuits from eight US states that accuse the company of harming children and misleading customers about the safety of ChatGPT, as reported earlier by Reuters. The lawsuits, filed separately by Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, and Montana, allege OpenAI unlawfully put profits over safety when […]
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The best feature of Apple’s HomeView might be its simplicity

I'm just going to come right out and say it. I love the approach Apple has taken with the HomeView. I think it's the shared, always-available household interface that my family might finally use. Is Apple's first smart display my dream smart home dashboard? No. But is it the right product for Apple Home at […]
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McKinsey is making job applicants spar with a fake AI client

Consulting firm McKinsey & Company is going to ask some entry-level candidates to have a 10-minute conversation with an AI simulation of a client as part of the interview process, according to The Wall Street Journal. The AI simulation "aims to reflect 80% of the scenarios McKinsey consultants might encounter in their day-to-day work," the […]
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Gudea leverages AI to help organizations prevent social media crises before they erupt

Every day, conversations unfold across social media and websites around the world. A seemingly insignificant post—whether it involves AI-generated misinformation, hate speech, or a damaging rumor—can quickly snowball into a much larger public controversy. Gudea, a company that tracks how stories and rumors spread online that describes itself as the “storm tracker for the internet,” […]
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The 3am alarm nobody logged: building incident accountability for shops

The alarm goes off at 3am. By the morning, three people can tell you three different things about what happened, and none of them can show you. That is the problem I built for this week. The three facts that never live in the same place I spent twenty years in supermarket operations, most of it as a COO. Here is how an incident actually gets handled in a shop that has cameras: The chiller alarm fires. Nobody hears it at 3am. At 7am someone notices the temperature log. T...
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The Sandbox That Was Not One: CVE-2026-53710 in IBM mcp-context-forge

The Sandbox That Was Not One: CVE-2026-53710 in IBM mcp-context-forge An MCP gateway exists to sit between an AI client and a set of tools, and IBM's mcp-context-forge includes a python_sandbox_server component meant to execute untrusted code safely. A flaw tracked as CVE-2026-53710, published as GHSA-xm98-3vcf-fph7 with a CVSS base score of 10.0, defeats that component entirely. Versions before 1.0.2 are affected. The escape in one paragraph The sandbox exposes a dictionary ...
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Your Post Exists Before Anyone Can See It: Field Notes From Running Third-Party PDS Accounts on ATProto

Data points below are annotated with the log files they came from ( evidence/... = our local operations evidence tree for 2026-10-14). Every call was made with free, public APIs — nothing in this article required a paid tier. At 22:55:40 UTC on October 14th, a post left one of our test accounts. We could read it back, character for character, from the server that stores it. Anonymous, unauthenticated, plain HTTPS GET. And yet for the next forty minutes, as far as the main Bluesky app's sear...
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The Model Writes the Review Reply. The Owner Keeps the Promises.

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle . What I Built “The coffee was excellent, but I was charged twice. The waiter ignored my question about the bill.” That fictional review has three things worth answering. Thanking the customer for the coffee is easy. Acknowledging the double charge and unanswered question takes more care. Promising a refund introduces a different decision: does the person writing the reply have permission...
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The Goroutine Awakens: Mastering Go Concurrency Like a Jedi

The Quest Begins (The “Why”) I still remember the first time I tried to make a Go program talk to itself. I had a simple web scraper that needed to fetch a dozen URLs, parse the HTML, and dump the results into a CSV. My first attempt looked like this: func main () { urls := [] string { /* … */ } results := make ( chan string , len ( urls )) for _ , u := range urls { go fetch ( u , results ) // fire off ...
Full Board, Zero Flow: Why Busy Teams Stop Shipping
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Full Board, Zero Flow: Why Busy Teams Stop Shipping

More tickets, more tools, and more completed tasks do not automatically mean more productivity. Sometimes, the real improvement starts by removing work and reviewing tasks. If you work in software development, you probably know the routine. You file tickets, update the board, push commits, review pull requests, answer messages, and attend meetings. By the end of the day, there is plenty of activity to show for your time. Your sprint board has moved. Tickets have changed status. The activi...
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Googlebook Launches as Google's Gemini-First Laptop Category for AI-Assisted Work

Google has launched Googlebook , a new laptop category designed from the ground up for Gemini Intelligence . The category combines AI-assisted tools on the laptop, support for native Android apps, and cross-device flows with Android phones. For businesses evaluating new employee devices in late 2026, Googlebook is less a single hardware announcement than a bid to make Gemini and Android part of the everyday desktop workflow. Google first announced Googlebook on May 12, 2026. Its official o...