A trending discussion on Hacker News reveals what many of us suspected: employees who constantly throw around corporate buzzwords might be covering up for lackluster performance. Here’s why this matters for tech companies everywhere.
Mozilla’s teaming up with Anthropic’s red team specialists to hunt down Firefox vulnerabilities before the bad guys do. This isn’t your typical security audit—it’s a whole new approach to browser hardening.
The numbers don’t lie: tech employment has cratered to levels that make 2008 and 2020 look like minor hiccups. What’s driving this unprecedented collapse, and what does it mean for the future of tech careers?
What started as an innocent-looking GitHub issue turned into one of the most clever supply chain attacks I’ve seen this year. Here’s how a simple title compromised thousands of developer workstations.
The latest climate acceleration data isn’t just an environmental story—it’s forcing the tech industry to confront some uncomfortable truths about its role in the crisis. Here’s why this matters more than most realize.
The Denver-based Linux computer maker isn’t staying quiet about controversial age verification legislation. Their statement is sparking heated debate across tech communities about privacy, freedom, and the future of the open internet.
Mozilla just dropped a bombshell: 10% of Firefox crashes aren’t caused by bad code or buggy extensions. They’re caused by cosmic rays flipping bits in your computer’s memory.
With 948 upvotes and 751 comments on Hacker News, GPT-5.4 is clearly striking a nerve in the tech community. I’ve been digging through the reactions and here’s what’s actually happening behind the hype.
Stephen Wolfram’s company is positioning its legendary computational engine as infrastructure for the next generation of intelligent software. This could reshape how developers build mathematical reasoning into applications.
A developer’s old MacBook couldn’t connect to Wi-Fi after installing FreeBSD due to missing drivers. Instead of giving up, they turned to modern tools to automatically generate the missing code—and it actually worked.
