A PostgreSQL developer says a surge in bugs found with LLMs has increased backport work and contributed to a likely November release.
Postgres 19 Is Late Because So Many More Bugs Are Being Found Now
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“Loser Thinking” And Proton AI: What The Confirmed Details Show
Proton confirmed it is pressing staff to use AI faster. A report on internal messages raises questions about code review and security practices.
Websites Should Be Printable
A software developer’s post makes the case for print-specific website styles, describing CSS changes and feedback that prompted a revision.
Twelve Years Of Distributed SQLite
The creator of rqlite traces distributed SQLite from its 2014 release to a field of consensus databases, backups, local-first tools and hosted services.
Robert Wille (Munich Quantum Software Company): Quantum Software Needs Design Automation, Not Just Algorithms
Robert Wille says practical quantum computing will need design automation, interoperable software and integration with classical computing systems.
Postgres Isn’t Slow, Your Storage Is
A POSETTE 2026 benchmark reported 9.24× higher median throughput on local NVMe than baseline 3,000-IOPS gp3 EBS for one PostgreSQL workload.
Plans and models in the browser: what Gewerkton Studio checks without a CAD workstation
A new plan revision, an IFC model in the inbox and no CAD workstation in sight: Gewerkton Studio compares plan revisions, opens IFC models in the browser and attaches defects to rooms and components. A look at the beta, tested with sample files.
What I Did At Recurse Center
A participant describes a summer of study groups, machine learning experiments, language work and a Rust DEFLATE decompressor at Recurse Center.
F-Droid 2.0
F-Droid releases version 2.0, introducing significant improvements to its open-source app repository platform, aiming to enhance user experience and security.
VSCode’s SSH Agent Is Bananas (2025)
Reports indicate that VSCode’s SSH agent has encountered technical difficulties in 2025, prompting discussions among developers and security professionals.
