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Monday, 11 May 2026
Everything this site carried that day, newest first. Stories are kept for a month, and the widely covered ones for a year.
Language blogs: Rust / Go / TypeScript / Swift / Kotlin / Java / .NET / Ruby / PHP / Elixir / ISO C++
Ruby 4.0.4 Released
Ruby 4.0.4 has been released. This is a routine update that includes bugfixes. Please see the GitHub Releases for further details. Release Schedule We intend to release the latest stable Ruby version (currently Ruby 4.0) every two months following the most recent regular release. Ruby 4.0.5 will be…

tl;dr sec / Risky Biz News / Unsupervised Learning
The Main Path to Truly Creative AI
Two gestural figures: a man on the left with full circulatory anatomy rendered in burnt sienna — heart at center, threads of drive radiating outward — and a mirrored hollow purple silhouette on the right, identical posture but empty…
Huntress
How EvilTokens Turbocharges Old School Phishing with AI
Device code phishing doesn't need stolen passwords or malware—just a legitimate auth flow. Learn how EvilTokens weaponized AI to run this attack across 344 organizations.
IonQ / Google Search Central
IonQ | IonQ Posts Q1 2026 Earnings with Record Revenue
The company reported Record GAAP Revenues of $64.7 Million, Representing 755% Year-On-Year Growth, Fueled by Quantum Computing Growth and Expansion of the Quantum Platform and raised full year guidance.
OpenAI News
How ChatGPT adoption broadened in early 2026
ChatGPT adoption surged in Q1 2026, with fastest growth among users over 35 and more balanced gender usage, signaling broader mainstream AI adoption.
Docker / HashiCorp / Grafana / Datadog / Honeycomb / Fly.io
Making Semantic Conventions Work for You With OpenTelemetry Weaver
In this post, I'll show how OpenTelemetry Weaver lets you define, layer, and validate semantic convention schemas so that both humans and agents have full context on every attribute in your telemetry.

Wiz Research
Wiz at Wiz: Reducing Risk through Service Ownership
How Wiz security uses Service Catalog to turn cloud risk into service ownership

Import AI (Jack Clark)
Import AI 456: RSI and economic growth; radical optionality for AI regulation; and a neural computer
What laws does superintelligence demand?
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
After Gateway: the case for a middle power lunar consortium
NASA's decision to effectively cancel the lunar Gateway has forced international partners who had been working on its components to reconsider their plans. Phil McCrory argues that this presents an opportunity for those countries to work together on their own lunar plans exclusive of NASA.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Exquisitely unnecessary: very high resolution satellite reconnaissance
There was a push in the 1960s and early 1970s within the US intelligence community for images with increasingly sharper resolution. Dwayne Day examines the debate within the community about the value of very high resolution images versus other requirements for satellite imagery.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Flagships on a budget
NASA's next astrophysics flagship mission, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, is under budget and ahead of schedule for a launch later this year. Jeff Foust reports on how, despite that achievement, astronomers are looking at ways to achieve their science goals without relying as heavily on…
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Strategy is easy, but logistics is hard. Golden Dome proves it.
The Golden Dome missile defense system will require major space-based capabilities, from sensors to interceptors. Bharath Gopalaswamy and Daniel Dant discuss why it requires the government to reconsider its support for the companies charged with producing those systems.
SpacePolicyOnline / The Space Review
Three steps forward but one step back
NASA's revisions to its Artemis lunar exploration architecture have won widespread support in the space industry. Dale Skran, though, notes that the proposed changes to NASA's support for commercial space stations are a mistake,

The Pragmatic Engineer / ByteByteGo / Architecture Weekly
Don't overestimate domain expertise
On why domain experts can be wrong but LLMs can't replace them. And why we shouldn't drop collaboration
OpenAI News
How enterprises are scaling AI
How enterprises scale AI: from early experiments to compounding impact through trust, governance, workflow design, and quality at scale.
OpenAI News
OpenAI Campus Network: Student club interest form
Join the OpenAI Campus Network—connect student clubs worldwide, access AI tools, host events, and build an AI-powered campus community.
Vercel (blog + changelog)
Automate progressive rollouts with Vercel Flags
Vercel Flags You can now useto roll out a feature to a growing percentage of users on a schedule, with progressive rollouts. Unlike weighted splits, which hold a fixed distribution (for example, 50/50) for experiments, a progressive rollout follows a predefined schedule that gradually shifts the…
OpenAI News
OpenAI launches DeployCo to help businesses build around intelligence
OpenAI launches DeployCo, a new enterprise deployment company built to help organizations bring frontier AI into production and turn it into measurable business impact.
Vercel (blog + changelog)
Vercel Sandbox firewall now supports request proxying and filtering
Vercel Sandbox firewall Thenow supports forwarding specific HTTP requests to a proxy you control. You can also use matchers to filter forwarding and credentials brokering to only the requests that need it. forwardURL You can now route outbound sandbox traffic through your own proxy for logging…
Databricks / ClickHouse / DuckDB / Supabase / Neon / PlanetScale
Powering self-driving vehicle analytics at Avride with ClickHouse Cloud
Avride replaced Apache Iceberg with ClickHouse Cloud, cutting index lookup latency from 20 seconds to under 100ms and ingestion from hours to seconds.

Ethereum Foundation / Solana / a16z crypto / Chainalysis
Protocol Cluster Updates: May 2026
A semi-regular gathering of Ethereum core devs from various client teams, or interop, recently took place in Svalbard, Norway. Over the week-long event, teams focused on hardening and preparation for the next upgrade, Glamsterdam. Several important milestones came out of the week, including: 200M…