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Jun 21, 2026

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·sibexi.co

Linux async I/O comparison explains why a TinyGate proxy rewrite moved from epoll to io_uring

The article traces an educational reverse proxy project, TinyGate, from a worker-based design to an epoll implementation and finally a full rewrite around io_uring. It explains tha...

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·bbc.com

Finland expands libraries into public service hubs where residents borrow tools, learn skills, and strengthen civic life

Finland is investing in libraries like Helsinki’s Oodi as community hubs that offer far more than books, from workspaces and language classes to music pods, sports gear, and craft...

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·notes.lorenzogravina.com

Reader reflects on preferring pre-2022 books amid uncertainty over AI-assisted writing and authorship effort

The author says they subconsciously give more weight to books published before 2022, especially from unfamiliar writers, because those works likely predate widespread LLM use. They...

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·TechCrunch

Signal’s Meredith Whittaker wants you to remember that AI chatbots ‘are not your friends’

Signal President Meredith Whittaker said chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude are “not your friends” and warned against treating them as sentient or trustworthy. She criticized visions...

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·TechCrunch

In the Weights is your new AI-centric vanity search

In the Weights is a new vanity-search tool that tests whether AI models can recall a person from their internal parameters rather than using web search. It queries models including...

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·The Verge

The Atlantic created a searchable database of the music used to train AI

The Atlantic reporter Alex Reisner identified four music datasets used to train AI systems and made them searchable by the public. Two contain millions of tracks, while the smaller...

The Atlantic created a searchable database of the music used to train AI
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·TechCrunch

Founders Fund’s outlier bet on humanely killed fish

Shinkei Systems makes Poseidon, a boat-installed robot that uses computer vision to identify fish and perform an automated version of ike jime, killing them instantly and draining...

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