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Real Money, Fake Models: Deceptive Model Claims in Shadow APIs (arxiv.org)
1
Telegram's MTProto: Assessing Deanonymization Potential for a Network Attacker [pdf] (symbolic.software)
2
Less Is More: Interface Agents as Digital Butlers (1994) (media.mit.edu)
2
AI-Declaration.md (ai-declaration.md)
2
Can your AI rewrite your code in assembly? (lemire.me)
3
Stop Calling Them VPNs (2024) (flameeyes.blog)
1
How to Do AI-Assisted Engineering (eng-leadership.com)
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The Mythical Agent-Month (oreilly.com)
2
When your Vibe Coded app goes viral – and then goes down (every.to/chain-of-thought)
2
I replaced a $120/year micro-SaaS in 20 minutes with LLM-generated code (pragmaticengineer.com)
2
Pretty much 100% of our code is written by Claude Code and Opus 4.5 (twitter.com/bcherny)
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Best Internet Communications, Inc. Historical Tour (backplane.com)
1
Finger microsoft.com output from ~1996 (Russian quick start for Unix `talk`) (archive.org)
1
A Deep Dive into the Morris Worm (2019) (rapid7.com)
3
Benchmarking multilingual long-context language models (arxiv.org)
1
Cline: Adding Gemini CLI Provider with OAuth Support (github.com/cline)
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RooCode: Add Gemini CLI provider for free access to Gemini models (github.com/roocodeinc)
2
AI coding tools are perhaps our new terminal emulators (ghuntley.com)
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Why 'Vibe Coding' Is Just Another Chapter in Our Abstraction Story (cline.bot)
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Teaching CS50 with AI [pdf] (cs.harvard.edu)
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When Compilers Were the 'AI' That Scared Programmers (vivekhaldar.com)
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A Global Look at Teletext (text-mode.org)
2
More than 1/3 of all code at Google is now generated by AI (threadreaderapp.com)
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Llama Does Not Look Good 4 Anything (lesswrong.com)
2
Running CERN httpd 3.0A from 1996 (2022) (inkdroid.org)
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How Helpful Is AI? (lemire.me)
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Reasons we don't write code like we used to (2020) (infoworld.com)
2
Building Applications Like It's 1996 (ietfng.org)
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Elite ported from 6502 Assembly to Node and Three.js using Grok3 and Claude 3.7 (twitter.com/eth_moon_)
2
What it was like to build a World Wide Web site in 1995 (2015) (archive.org)
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Download the original Red Hat Linux 0.9 "Halloween" release (redhat.com)
3
The Story of LiveJournal (2002) (bradfitz.com)
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ChatGPT Answers Programming Questions Incorrectly 52% of the Time: Study (gizmodo.com)
2
A Deep Dive into the Morris Worm (rapid7.com)
3
The speed of improvement in servers may have slowed down (utoronto.ca)
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Let's compile like it's 1992 (2014) (fabiensanglard.net)
2
The INTERNET on May 25th, 1995 [video] (youtube.com)
1
TuDoor: DNS Cache Poisoning Attack (tudoor.net)
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How SSH port became 22 (ssh.com)
1
Old and Small Technology (complete.org)
1
The Incidental Complexity of Kubernetes (xkyle.com)
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PHP2 Source Code (1996) (php.net)
3
Don't Use VSCode [video] (youtube.com)
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Differences Between NT Server and Workstation Are Minimal (1996) (digiater.nl)
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Reflecting on the Internet Worm at 35 (purdue.edu)
2
Smart home automation shouldn't be stupid (jeffgeerling.com)
2
Twitter API (2006) (archive.org)
2
Java Development Kit 1.0 (1996) (github.com/yujisoftware)
4
Google Hardware (1997) (geektechnique.org)
1
Serverless Functions Post-Mortem (matduggan.com)
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Boring or novel should your technology choices be (kronis.dev)
5
Old Weird Hacker Things (markloveless.net)
4