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    Greg Kroah-Hartman on security in the LLM ageโ—Greg Kroah-Hartman โ€“ Security in the LLM Age [video]YhnTechnologyAI2413 min ago

    Greg Kroah-Hartman, the longtime maintainer of the Linux kernel's stable branch, has released a talk on what large language models mean for software security. He is one of the most influential figures in open-source kernel development, so his views on how AI-generated code affects vulnerability review and maintenance carry weight. The talk is drawing discussion among developers weighing the security risks and benefits of LLM-assisted programming.

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    Programming the ENIAC: A Look Back at Computing Historyโ—Programming the ENIAC (2011)YhnSportFootball61 min ago

    A 2011 Columbia University article on how the ENIAC was programmed is drawing renewed attention. The piece recounts how the original six programmers had to hand-wire the massive machine, physically configuring cables and switches to carry out calculations, with no stored program or programming language. Readers are sharing it as a reminder of how radically software development has changed since the 1940s.

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    Forth ported to Sega's SC-3000 retro hardwareโ—More like SC-Forth-thousand, am I right?Yhn73 min ago

    A developer has ported the Forth programming language to the Sega SC-3000, the early-1980s home computer sibling of the SG-1000 games console, documenting the work in a detailed write-up. The effort is drawing attention from retro computing hobbyists, with playful praise for squeezing an interactive Forth environment into such limited vintage hardware.

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    Blog post claims to build a functional programming languageโ—Needed 1+1, built a functional programming languageYhnTechnologySoftware15125 min ago

    A developer has published a blog post describing how a simple need to compute 1+1 led to building a functional programming language. The post is circulating on the Hacker News front page, where readers are debating whether such an effort is an over-engineering joke or a genuinely educational deep dive into language design.

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    AI is changing how new developers learn to codeโ—1 Language 1 Framework | The New Age of Learning Development with AIโ–ถyoutubeTechnologySoftware195.3K25 min ago

    A prominent coding educator is arguing that beginners should now focus on just one programming language and one framework, claiming AI tools have reshuffled what actually matters when learning software development. The discussion has drawn large engagement from developers and learners debating whether deep specialization beats broad coverage in the AI era, and how coding education should adapt.

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    Employers asked to share Rust developer job openingsโ—Is your company currently hiring for a role that includes using Rust? Reply with a link to the opening and any relevantMmastodonTechnologySoftware525 min ago

    A public call has gone out asking companies hiring for roles involving the Rust programming language to share links to their open positions, with requests to boost the message for visibility. The appeal reflects continued demand for Rust skills as more firms adopt the language for systems and infrastructure work, and gives job-seeking developers a thread to find current openings.

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