OverviewWe present dataframe-learn, a machine learning library where the output of training models is symbolic expressions. We first motivate why symbolic mo...
Fedora 45 Considering x86_64 Shadow Stack Usage By Default
A change proposal under consideration for Fedora Linux 45 would enable x86_64 Shadow Stack usage by default in the name of better security on modern Intel and AMD systems.
Most CLI auth flows spin up a localhost server and pray your browser cooperates. That model breaks the moment you're SSH'd into a server. RFC 8628 fixed this in 2019 and a lot of tools still haven't caught up.
The Linux Foundation Uses DNS to Give AI Agents a Trusted Identity
The Linux Foundation has announced two open-source initiatives that aim to strengthen enterprise AI by giving AI agents trusted identities through DNS and creating standardized frameworks for evaluating AI systems.
The Grammar of Data: Define Once, Run Anywhere with Cross-Engine Expressions – Xorq
Define once, run anywhere. A grammar of nouns, verbs, templates, and modifiers for data engineering that works across execution engines, with executable memory in a single git repository.
Build self-contained desktop applications from a Deno project, with framework auto-detection, hot reload, native windowing, auto-update, and cross-platform distribution.
CORS is a browser security mechanism, not a server one. What the Origin header and preflight checks actually do, what CORS protects against, and why it is not CSRF protection.
Livestreaming Trilemma: HLS, WEBRTC, MOQ | Fishjam blog
Live video has always been a trilemma: pick two of scale, latency, and cost. Does the new IETF protocol called Media over QUIC finally let you have all three?
Defines an application's boundary with a layer of services that
establishes a set of available operations and coordinates the
application's response in each operation.
Reverse Once, Run Forever: Defending Code You Can't Hide | TrustSig Blog
Every line of client-side bot detection runs on hardware the attacker fully owns. Here's the engineering philosophy we use to defend code we can never actually hide.