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    Anti-patterns in software blogging●YhnTechnologySoftware3308 min ago

    A new article outlines common anti-patterns in software blogging, examining the writing habits that make technical posts ineffective or frustrating to read. It has drawn several hundred upvotes on Hacker News, where readers are debating which blogging mistakes they recognise in their own work and which technical writers manage to avoid them.

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    LiteLLM AI gateway gains traction among developers●BerriAI/litellm⬢github954 min ago

    BerriAI's LiteLLM, an open-source AI gateway written with a Rust core and Python SDK, is drawing attention on GitHub. The tool lets developers call more than 100 large language model APIs in OpenAI or native formats, with built-in cost tracking, guardrails, load balancing and logging across providers such as AWS Bedrock, Azure, Anthropic, Vertex AI, vLLM and Nvidia NIM.

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    Nginx UI patched over authenticated remote code execution flaw▼CVE-2026-107806: Nginx UI by 0xJacky, a web interface for Nginx, has an authenticated remote code execution flaw. A loggMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity210 min ago

    A security flaw tracked as CVE-2026-107806 has been disclosed in Nginx UI, the web interface for Nginx by developer 0xJacky. A logged-in user can abuse the backup restore endpoint to overwrite configuration and execute commands on the server. Versions 2.3.8 through before 2.5.0 are affected, and the issue is fixed in version 2.5.0. Administrators running the panel are being urged to upgrade promptly.

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    AI agents act, but logs cannot explain why●An agent can update a customer record, trigger a refund, or route a support case while every dashboard stays green. ThenMmastodonTechnologySoftware48 min ago

    Software engineers are debating a blind spot in agentic AI systems: an agent can update a customer record, issue a refund, or reroute a support ticket while all monitoring dashboards report everything is fine. The concern is that existing traces show tokens and latency, application logs show outputs, but neither answers why an action was authorised or what exactly changed in underlying systems.

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    SCP Foundation internet horror universe heads to Hollywood●What is the SCP Foundation? Inside the internet horror universe headed to Hollywood.✉newsTechnologyInternet7 min ago

    The SCP Foundation, a long-running collaborative online horror project about a secret organisation that contains paranormal anomalies, is being adapted for film and television. The universe, built from thousands of community-written fictional files, reports and stories, has grown a devoted following over nearly two decades, and Hollywood studios are now moving to bring its eerie containment-log mythology to the screen.

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    Essay argues empathy is key to good software writing●# Empathy is key to good # writing in general, not just blog-posts on software: “Anti-Patterns In Software Blogging”, MiMmastodonLifeFashion347 min ago

    A new essay by developer Michael Lynch, "Anti-Patterns In Software Blogging", argues that common flaws in technical blog posts stem from a lack of empathy for readers, and that empathy is key to good writing in general, not just posts about software. The piece is being shared and debated across developer communities, including Hacker News and Lobsters, where readers are discussing which anti-patterns they recognise in their own writing.

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    PepVault Peptide Tracker App Launches for Android●Introducing PepVault — Peptide Tracker! Our official website is now live: peptidetracks.com/ PepVault is an Android appMmastodonHealthFitness11 h ago

    PepVault, an Android app for tracking peptide routines, has launched alongside its official website, peptidetracks.com. The app lets users log doses, manage vial inventory, build dosing schedules with reminders, track injection sites, and monitor expiration dates. The developers announced the release and are promoting the tool to people who use peptides and want a simple way to manage their routine.

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    Artemis II Crew's Handwritten Notes on the Lunar Surface Released●See the Artemis II Crew’s Handwritten Notes Documenting the Lunar Surface✉newsScienceSpace Policy1 h ago

    Newly shared material shows the handwritten notes taken by the Artemis II crew to document the lunar surface, offering a rare, personal record of humanity's return to the Moon's vicinity. The notes provide insight into how the astronauts observed and logged the lunar terrain during the mission, drawing attention from space enthusiasts and science media.

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