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A recent attack shone a light on some of the problems with GitHub Actions, and CI/CD more generally. As tempting as it might be, going back to shell scripts probably isn’t the answer.
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Surprise: Artemis 3 isn’t landing on the moon anymore — it’s a practice run. Meanwhile China is gunning for 2030 and the Outer Space Treaty has zero enforcement. Get there first, plant a reactor, declare a safety zone, and congratulations: you’ve quietly claimed the lunar south pole. More on This Week in Space. https://youtu.be/XQyeR8euGik
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“The trajectory of Codex is thinking beyond pure engineers, it’s moving into a tool for everyone”
Our friends at Virgin Atlantic – Richard Masters and Neil Letchford launched their new mobile app in beta and saw exceptional quality with the test coverage thanks to Codex.
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The hardest agent contest in AI just launched. Here’s how to win it.
You can now sign up to Humanity’s Last Hackathon. You build Mac Metal kernels. You use Codex from OpenAI to optimize them. You submit through Hugging Face. The fastest kernels qualify for the final battle.
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– Setting up Codex for kernel work
– Benchmarking and submitting through Hugging Face
– What it takes to climb the leaderboard and advance
Launch: May 15th, 2026
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Welcome to the March 2026 Instaclustr platform round up! In this month’s update we cover ClickHouse, Cassandra, and Kafka updates!
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Falco, the Cloud Native Runtime Security project, is constantly evolving to meet the demands of modern cloud environments. This livestream dives into the latest advancements and strategic direction of the project, with a focus on two major areas: the new Falco Operator and features that enhance performance and reliability.
The Falco Operator simplifies deployment, configuration, and management across Kubernetes clusters, making it easier to secure runtime environments at scale. The session also covers performance optimizations for high-throughput environments, community contributions, ecosystem integrations, and the upcoming release roadmap.
Plus, don’t miss out on an exclusive sneak peek at a brand new project — Prempti!
Video by FINOS via YouTube
Hitesh Kamdar (Head of Capital Markets Architecture at RBC Capital Markets) discusses why open source is now a strategic differentiator for global banks. He announces the contribution of FiveSpot, RBC’s homegrown HPC orchestrator, and explores the role of automated architecture (CALM) and AI governance in modern financial engineering.
🇬🇧 Join us in London! Catch the latest on Financial AI and HPC at OSFF London on June 25, 2026: https://hubs.ly/Q041YV9Z0 (Use Code: 26YTOSFFLN20C)
🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 Welcome to OSFF Toronto
0:35 Open Source as a Strategic Differentiator
1:35 RBC’s Expanding Open Source Footprint
1:55 CALM: Automating the Architecture Lifecycle
2:45 CDM: Standardizing Financial Data Transmission
3:30 Tools for UI and Contribution: FDC3 & Get Proxy
3:55 AI Governance: Ensuring Safety and Soundness
4:15 Announcing FiveSpot: RBC’s Homegrown HPC Project
5:45 The Mission: From "Future" to "Present"
6:45 The 2030 Vision: GenAI and Regulation
7:45 Call to Action: Adopt and Contribute
📊 The Problem: The "Side Project" Perception Historically, open source in banking was often viewed as a peripheral cost-saving measure. This led to a "governance gap" where complex requirements—particularly in high-performance compute and risk calculations—were handled by fragmented, proprietary stacks that lacked the scalability required for modern capital markets.
🏗️ The Solution: Architecture-as-Code & Project FiveSpot
Hitesh outlines RBC’s evolution from a consumer of open source to a primary contributor of foundational infrastructure:
* Project FiveSpot: RBC’s first homegrown contribution to FINOS—an orchestrator for High-Performance Compute (HPC) that manages workloads across cloud and on-prem with deterministic performance.
* Architecture Transformation (CALM): Leveraging the CALM project to ensure that technical standards and architecture are as automated as code generation within the SDLC.
* Standardizing Data (CDM): Utilizing the Common Domain Model to ensure trades are transmitted internally and to regulators in a consistent, unified way.
The takeaway: Finance is no longer "going" open; it is open. Hitesh Kamdar proves that contributing back projects like FiveSpot is the key to achieving real business outcomes and financial resilience.
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The conversation explores why today’s models can solve complex problems yet fail on simple ones, revealing the gap between generation and true understanding.
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Hitting the limit for hard links, a parent struggles to get back into their teen’s compromised Discord account, the demise of tower PCs and general purpose computing in general, and changing the properties of existing ZFS pools.
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Video by Trino via YouTube
– 00:00 Introduction and ODBC driver development
– 03:38 Metadata queries for filtering tables in a UI
– 24:05 aws-proxy subproject overview
– 26:00 Azure request limit and rejection signals
– 28:05 OAuth token exchange and trino2trino connector
– 32:45 Airlift compression PR and Jetty feedback
– 38:20 Internal cluster traffic on different HTTP ports
– 44:00 Trino release automation and release notes skill
– 51:15 Native zstandard streams and compression performance
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