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Linux 7.0 shipped on April 12. One researcher found a 23-year-old NFSv4 vulnerability with a bash script and Claude over a weekend. Rust officially lost its ’experimental’ tag. The kernel even grew three physical keys dedicated to AI agents. Here is what actually happened.

Armin Ronacher on software development in the AI era: why a 50-year-old oak tree cannot be mass-produced, and why the things that truly matter all need time.

Database queries getting slower as users scroll deeper? OFFSET pagination is the culprit more often than not. Here’s why and what to do about it.

Spent 3 hours reading the official documentation. Forge wants to turn fine-tuning into an all-in-one service - you just feed it data, and it handles everything else. But how low is the barrier really?

When you need to find nearby restaurants among a million points, brute force requires calculating a million distances. A quadtree cuts space into grids, reducing searches to about ten. This article explains quadtree construction, queries, and real-world applications using everyday analogies.