The Paradoxical Effects of System Delays Unveiled through a Thinking Framework
"Thinking in Systems," an introductory book on systems thinking, explains the paradoxical effects of delays using car dealership inventory management as an example.
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"Thinking in Systems," an introductory book on systems thinking, explains the paradoxical effects of delays using car dealership inventory management as an example.
Alan Kay's vision of object-oriented programming centers on "messaging." A fresh debate reexamines his ideas in light of modern practices.
At the "Advancing AI" event, AMD announced a shift in the ROCm release cycle from quarterly to every six weeks, with the next release set for August, featuring new AI software.
AST SpaceMobile and AT&T plan to launch their direct satellite-to-smartphone communication service by July 2026, following FCC approval.
Buzz, developed by block, is a self-hosted workspace leveraging Nostr relays, enabling humans and AI agents to collaborate in a unified community space.
A new authentication method enables account access even without passwords or 2FA devices, by matching pre-registered facial videos.
AMD-backed open-source local AI server "Lemonade" updated to v11.5. The new version introduces Lemonade Router, multi-step jobs, and MCP client functionality.
With AI code generation becoming commonplace, is a deep understanding of programming languages still necessary? Starting from a developer's question, this article examines the intrinsic value embodied by programming languages.
The open-source Android remote control tool Scrcpy 4.1 has been released, adding VP8/VP9 video encoding support, enabling screen mirroring on devices without H.264 or H.265.
Reddit now requires login access for old.reddit.com, citing scraping concerns. Critics see it as a step toward phasing out the old UI. Community reactions raise questions.
System76 shares progress on COSMIC DE development over seven months, highlighting gaming improvements, frosted glass effects, workspace search, a new system monitor, and extensive file management enhancements.
World Monitor, now available on GitHub, integrates over 500 news feeds, AI summarization, a 3D globe map, and national instability indicators into a single dashboard. It supports local AI via Ollama and desktop compatibility with Tauri 2.
Reports indicate GitHub has unexpectedly started rejecting SSH public key authentication. The root cause appears to be the absence of corresponding .pub files, exposing a difference in OpenSSH authentication flows triggered by server-side changes.
Details of a Linux kernel 0-day vulnerability lurking in Red Hat’s network scheduler have been disclosed, revealing a sophisticated exploit chain that escalates from a limited Use-After-Free (UAF) vulnerability to physical memory read/write access and eventually to privilege escalation.
AMD's compiler engineer has submitted patches to GCC to support the AVX10_V2_AUX ISA, adding instructions for converting compressed data formats like FP4 and FP6, aimed at accelerating AI workloads. This follows Intel's ACE patches and highlights growing collaboration within the x86 ecosystem.
A new tool, "code-review-graph," aims to reduce token consumption in AI code reviews by sharing only relevant code changes using Tree-sitter.
A Microsoft engineer's discovery of a backdoor in XZ Utils, prompted by a 0.5-second login lag, is now documented in a free book under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
The C language subset "Dependable C" is gaining attention. It aims to prioritize portability and stability as an alternative to the increasingly complex ISO standards.
"Deep Understanding of AI Agents," published on GitHub, is a 10-chapter book built on the core formula: Agent = LLM + Context + Tools. Full text and code are provided as OSS, drawing industry attention.
Linux 7.2 kernel's fourth release candidate, rc4, has been unveiled. Once again, AI/LLMs have contributed to numerous fixes, with Linus Torvalds calling it the "new normal."