If you love something, let it go That's why none of my side projects are finished
🇺🇦 Ingvar Stepanyan
@rreverser.com
Cloudflare Worker. You might also know me from my work on OSS tools and libraries for developers or WebAssembly DevRel work at Google Chrome. 📝 https://rreverser.com/ 📷 https://instagram.com/rreverser
Agents need more than just a container to scale. We're introducing @cloudflare/computer, an agent runtime that dynamically orchestrates between fast, efficient isolates and full Linux containers to give every agent a computer of its own. https://cfl.re/4w8ZcuX
Your agent needs a computer, not a container — introducing @cloudflare/computer
The @cloudflare/computer package provides an agent runtime where the details and mechanics of what code runs in an isolate, and what runs in a container sandbox are handled by the platform.
blog.cloudflare.com
You can now call methods defined in a Python Worker from a JavaScript Worker and vice versa. You can share objects across Python and JavaScript, and call methods on a Python object from TypeScript. It all just works. https://cfl.re/4hccinm
One coding agent can write a Python Worker and another can write a JavaScript Worker. At runtime, those Workers can exchange references to live objects and call their methods without defining APIs, schemas, or serialization code.
blog.cloudflare.com
Back in Kiruna and seeing first-time tourists as confused by the "which city center are you going to - the old or the new one" question as I was back in the day. Can't wait to see how many more buildings they moved since I was last here. Fascinating place.
Why a Swedish town is on the move – one building at a time
The Arctic town of Kiruna is subsiding and under threat from being swallowed by a vast iron ore mine. But what does its relocation mean for the local Sami reindeer herders?
theguardian.com
Had to check if it's real, and Gemini's obnoxious rule to respond to questions with more questions makes it even funnier.
✨queer commie terrorist✨@britculpsapp.bsky.social · 2w ago“wednespoop” — source cited: bigchode’s instagram
alcoholic trying to get sober after a relapse tells Google's "Health Coach" about it. it tells them to drink every hour and messages them to make sure they're drinking as soon as they wake up.
If you’re a dev who feels a bit of imposter syndrome when setting up your auth, I think you’ll enjoy this. bobdahacker.com/blog/fifa-hack
I Could've Rickrolled the Entire FIFA World Cup. All I Needed Was My ID.
How I found that anyone could register on FIFA's public Agent Platform, gain access to the Football Data Platform's Streaming Management panel, and get RTMP ingest URLs and stream keys for every live ...
bobdahacker.com
Opus Max giving me hike and fitness tips: > On the trek, weigh daily and read the 7-day rolling average of weight and fat mass — that smooths the water noise into a real signal. After all, who doesn't pack their body scale for a long distance trek?
Admittedly a US thing, but I think folks should reflect that Kimi, the open-weight AI model by $20b-valued Moonshot AI everyone is freaking out about, was developed by someone who went to CMU and then didn't stay in the US mostly because visas would prevent him setting up a US business
Shame that Bluesky is still making some of its most powerful features - starter packs and labelers - so damn undiscoverable for new users.
People will be like: "Wasm has the same security profile as JS... when I explicitly give it access to a shit ton of JS APIs." Yeah, sure. But if you *don't* give Wasm handles to all that JS, then it has a very different security profile!
Wait, you… use libraries? Code that other people wrote for you? You just… download it? Do you even read the code? Do you not care about the craft, the knowledge that comes from putting in the work yourself? Aren’t you afraid your skills will atrophy?
> web_fetch is designed to be read-only, giving Claude a way to look at the contents of any URL. > Could I create some form of directory and give Claude a "keyboard"? Built a quick prototype where the homepage linked to /a, /b, /c, and so on. I just love this.
The Memory Heist
How I tricked Claude into leaking your deepest, darkest secrets
ayush.digital
I genuinely can’t believe this is really happening. We need the night. This is some of the most dystopian stuff I have ever seen in my entire life.
Meredith Rawls@merrdiff.bsky.social · 4w agoThanks, I *do* hate it www.pcmag.com/news/fcc-app...
![I spent a couple years managing a Postgres cluster with a petabyte of data. I wrote a couple blog posts from my work then[0][1]. I also wrote dozens of posts on the Postgres internals[2]. I've also given talks on how to generate fractals with SQL[3] and how to write a lisp interpreter in SQL](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7mnpet2pvof2llhpcwattscf/bafkreidxg7o4r4rivmstgkbdgk3olukeyenpmqd5bhfzee6go4wjkfoxgi)
I am once again exploring the modern take on this after 4 years: marvinh.dev/blog/running...
Running 1000 tests in 1s
Most code doesn't require the amount of test isolation modern test runners apply by default. If you only opt into the amount of isolations you need, you can easily run 1000 tests in 1s.
marvinh.dev
Ever been annoyed by a "confirm your email" message with a flaky magic link or OTP with clunky copy+paste, if the email even arrives‽ Optimistically, 20-30% of those emails* are never seen. We can fix that! If you have *any* email collection on your site, I'd love to see you try it & give feedback.
Test the Email Verification Protocol with an origin trial | Blog | Chrome for Developers
Test the Email Verification Protocol with the origin trial available from Chrome 150.
developer.chrome.com
npm v12 is now generally available. npm install now makes install scripts, Git, and remote-URL dependencies opt-in by default. We're also retiring npm 2FA-bypass GAT: no account management (early Aug 2026), no direct publishing (~Jan 2027). More info at github.blog/changelog/20...
npm install-time security and GAT bypass2fa deprecation - GitHub Changelog
npm v12 is now generally available and tagged latest. This major release turns on the install-time security defaults we announced in June, and it’s also where we begin a deprecation…
github.blog
