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USING CAPABILITIES INSTEAD OF TRUSTING 3RD PARTY CODE

CHERI capabilities can restrict third-party code's memory access by creating read-only references with explicit bounds. Rather than trust docs, the author uses hardware enforcement to prevent the MQTT library from keeping or modifying memory references. This removes trust requirements for external code by using CPU-level controls instead of relying on documentation or audits.

2025.01.13
cheriot.org3 min readTLDR InfoSec

A JUST CULTURE GUIDE FOR INFORMATION GOVERNANCE AND CYBER SECURITY

This guidance supports organizations in creating a fair and learning-focused approach to handling data incidents in healthcare. It encourages transparency and collaboration to improve information governance and cyber security practices. NHS England provides support functions to help organizations manage incidents effectively and learn from them.

2025.01.13
transform.england.nhs.uk11 min readTLDR InfoSec

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HOW TO CONDUCT AN AI RISK ASSESSMENT [FREE GUIDE]

It's well-trodden territory by now that the past two years have been as explosive for generative AI as they were for Taylor Swift, creating new challenges for IT and security teams. This guide [11] provides a structured approach to help you assess and mitigate the risks

2025.01.13
nudgesecurity.comSponsorTLDR InfoSec

ARAA-SEARCH

A privacy-respecting, ad-free, self-hosted Google metasearch engine with strong security that offers full API support and utilizes Qwant for images and DuckDuckGo for auto-complete.

2025.01.13
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR InfoSec

PYPI: PROJECT QUARANTINE

PyPI introduced a quarantine feature to mark harmful projects and prevent their easy installation. The feature helps PyPI admins manage potential malware and protect end users. Future improvements may include automating the quarantine process based on credible reports.

2025.01.13
links.tldrnewsletter.com6 min readTLDR InfoSec

GOOGLE LOSES IN COURT, FACES TRIAL FOR COLLECTING DATA ON USERS WHO OPTED OUT

A federal judge denied Google's motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit over privacy invasion. The case alleges Google collected user data through Firebase Analytics even when people opted out of Web & App Activity tracking. Google claims the data is pseudonymous and for developers only. A trial has been set for August.

2025.01.13
arstechnica.com4 min readTLDR InfoSec

PROTON WORLDWIDE OUTAGE CAUSED BY KUBERNETES MIGRATION, SOFTWARE CHANGE

Proton, a Swiss tech company, experienced a global outage due to a migration to Kubernetes and a software change that caused an initial load spike. Users had trouble accessing services like ProtonMail and Proton Calendar, but the issues were resolved within about two hours. Proton has fixed the connection problems and is monitoring for any further issues.

2025.01.13
bleepingcomputer.com2 min readTLDR InfoSec

TOP 5 PRODUCT CATEGORIES DRIVING SOCIAL COMMERCE IN 2025

Fashion and beauty products will lead social commerce this year, followed by home goods, electronics, and health and wellness. 53% of consumers are likely to purchase products recommended by influencers, trusting those with expertise, real-life usage, and non-sponsored posts. YouTube ranks highest for product research, while Facebook leads in purchases.

2025.01.13
netinfluencer.com2 min readTLDR Marketing

AS TECHNOLOGY EVOLVES, IT BECOMES HARDER TO TELL ‘REAL' AI FROM MARKETING

The broad definition and public perception of “artificial intelligence” make it hard to distinguish genuine AI from marketing claims, leading to "AI washing." True AI involves machine learning and deep learning, but many companies adopt AI tools without clear strategies, fearing obsolescence. While AI excels in pattern recognition and data processing, creativity and originality remain uniquely human.

2025.01.13
kentuckylantern.com4 min readTLDR Marketing

TIKTOK BAN: HOW BOTH SIDES MADE THEIR CASE TO THE SUPREME COURT AND WHAT THE JUSTICES ASKED

The Supreme Court heard arguments on a law requiring ByteDance to divest TikTok's U.S. operations by January 19 or face a ban. TikTok argued the law violates First Amendment rights and that divestiture is unfeasible due to China's control over the algorithm. The DOJ cited ByteDance's ties to the Chinese government as a national security risk. The Justices focused on the balance between free speech, national security, and the feasibility of divestiture without Chinese regulations.

2025.01.13
techcrunch.com7 min readTLDR Marketing

WIKIPEDIA'S $169M "MAYBE LATER" TRICK

Wikipedia's “Maybe Later” button on its donation popup helped raise $169M last year by asking for users' emails and sending reminders. This leverages the “consistency effect,” where users are more likely to convert after mentally committing to considering the offer.

2025.01.13
marketingideas.com1 min readTLDR Marketing

80/20 WAY TO FIND YOUR ICP

To quickly refine your ICP, identify top customers based on renewal, product usage, and satisfaction. Use AI to analyze shared traits like industry, size, and business model, then validate findings with other data. Interview customers fitting these traits to uncover their priorities, pain points, and triggers for using your product. Conduct targeted surveys to gather deeper insights on messaging, channels, and differentiation.

2025.01.13
linkedin.com2 min readTLDR Marketing

ICE FRAMEWORK: HOW (NOT) TO SCORE/PRIORITIZE GROWTH EXPERIMENTS

The ICE Framework helps prioritize growth ideas by scoring them on impact, confidence, and ease, each rated from 0-10. Scores are multiplied to rank ideas, allowing data-driven decisions and efficient resource allocation. It isn't suited for long-term planning or complex projects. The framework can overlook high-impact ideas if they're difficult to execute, so adjustments may be needed.

2025.01.13
growwithward.com6 min readTLDR Marketing

SEO TIP: CHECK YOUR LOG FILES

Look for crawl instances from Perplexitybot (Perplexity) and GPTBot (OpenAI) in your log files to determine if AI search engines are discovering your content.

2025.01.13
linkedin.com1 min readTLDR Marketing

THE PRICE OF YOUR PRODUCT IS WRONG

Pricing is an iterative process that should adapt to market shifts. Surveys and focus groups can misrepresent true willingness to pay due to unaccounted friction. Effective pricing requires testing multiple price points, isolating pricing changes, and measuring conversion, retention, and expansion rates. Price sensitivity tests and segmenting new users during testing yield cleaner insights.

2025.01.13
elenaverna.com8 min readTLDR Marketing

WHAT'S CHANGING WITH AI MONETIZATION

54% of AI products are adopting new models like usage-based and skill-based pricing. OpenAI's ChatGPT Pro at $200/month sets a high benchmark, while companies like Cognition and 11x focus on charging for tasks or outputs instead of seats. This shift reflects customer demand for simpler, value-driven models that focus on higher skill levels over traditional flat fees.

2025.01.13
growthunhinged.com6 min readTLDR Marketing

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FILLING THE MAANG HIRING PIPELINE

In 2021, you could get 6-figure salaries straight out of a bootcamp. Today, a high-quality education is essential to advance your career in Big Tech or the startup world.

2025.01.13
quantic.eduSponsorTLDR Web Dev

PUSHING THE WHOLE COMPANY INTO THE PAST ON PURPOSE

In 2015, the author prevented a repeat of a previous system failure caused by a leap second by implementing "leap smearing." This involved subtly slowing down the company's internal time for 20 hours before the leap second, making it effectively one second behind the rest of the world. The author tested this method extensively using custom-built clocks and various systems.

2025.01.13
rachelbythebay.com5 min readTLDR Web Dev

THE CANVA OUTAGE: ANOTHER TALE OF SATURATION AND RESILIENCE

Canva experienced a major outage triggered by a seemingly innocuous deployment of a new editor page. A stale Cloudflare traffic rule misrouted user traffic over the public internet, causing latency and a backlog of 270,000+ requests for JavaScript files. This led to a "thundering herd" effect, overwhelming Canva's API gateway with 1.5 million requests per second. Canva engineers mitigated the outage by manually increasing capacity and using Cloudflare's firewall to temporarily block traffic.

2025.01.13
surfingcomplexity.blog18 min readTLDR Web Dev

BAD APPLE BUT IT'S 6,500 REGEXES THAT I SEARCH FOR IN VIM

The author re-created a Bad Apple music video within Vim using only search queries. The process involved converting the video frames into binary data, representing each pixel as a character in a Vim-compatible grid using a square font. They then developed algorithms to decompose each frame into a minimal set of rectangles, which are expressed as complex Vim search patterns. Finally, a Vim macro iterates through these patterns.

2025.01.13
eieio.games14 min readTLDR Web Dev

THOUGHTS ON STATE MANAGEMENT LIBRARIES IN THE REACT COMPILER ERA

Daishi Kato, the creator of the popular React state management libraries Zustand, Jotai, and Valtio, discusses the future of them in light of the React Compiler and Server Components (RSCs). The React Compiler's optimization capabilities may diminish the core need for these libraries by removing unnecessary re-renders, a problem they currently solve. RSCs also lessen the reliance on these libraries for server-side state caching. However, these libraries still offer valuable features like state organization and composability.

2025.01.13
blog.axlight.com5 min readTLDR Web Dev

WHY AREN'T WE ALL SERVERLESS YET?

Widespread serverless adoption hasn't occurred due to lingering challenges from the previous microservices transition and concerns about making complexity worse, and organizational readiness lags too. The shift to serverless requires investment in new infrastructure and tooling to support the fragmented architecture.

2025.01.13
varoa.net10 min readTLDR Web Dev

STOP TRYING TO SCHEDULE A CALL WITH ME

Trying out new software services is often frustrating due to the relentless sales tactics of companies. This often involves a series of unwanted calls and demos showcasing irrelevant features. This has led the author to switch to open-source alternatives often, freeing them from the cycle of unwanted sales interactions.

2025.01.13
matduggan.com9 min readTLDR Web Dev

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BEYOND RAG BASICS

RAG is table stakes for modern AI applications. Learn how you can make it more effective and impactful by using human-labeled datasets, appropriate metric choices (recall vs. precision), and employing advanced techniques [13] such as parallel queries and agentic RAG.

2025.01.13
elastic.coSponsorTLDR Web Dev

DOCKVIEW

Dockview is a zero-dependency layout manager supporting React, Vue, and TypeScript. It has features like tabbed views, grids, and split-views with an API.

2025.01.13
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR Web Dev

TXTLOG

Txtlog is an open-source text log service that handles various data formats, including JSON and raw text. It offers features like automatic GeoIP checks and a functional dashboard. Users can log application data via POST requests or use provided scripts for monitoring server logins on Linux and Windows systems.

2025.01.13
txtlog.netToolTLDR Web Dev

TABBY

Tabby is a self-hosted, open-source AI coding assistant. Recent updates include Llamafile deployment integration and improved Answer Engine functionality.

2025.01.13
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR Web Dev

THE BEST PRODUCT ENGINEERING ORG IN THE WORLD

As VP of Engineering, James Shore addressed his CEO's request to measure software engineering productivity by defining the "best product engineering organization" through six key areas: People, Internal Quality, Lovability, Visibility, Agility, and Profitability. He detailed strategies for improvement in each area, including fostering an “Extreme Programming” culture, improving code quality through iterative refinement rather than large-scale rewrites, and using a "product bets" system for strategic prioritization. For reference, “Extreme Programming” practices include evolutionary design, merciless refactoring, and test-driven development.

2025.01.13
jamesshore.com69 min readTLDR Web Dev

HERE'S HOW HUCKSTERS ARE MANIPULATING GOOGLE TO PROMOTE SHADY CHROME EXTENSIONS

Researchers have discovered that some developers are exploiting a loophole in Google's Chrome Web Store to promote shady extensions through keyword manipulation. They achieve this by hiding thousands of irrelevant keywords in lesser-used language translations within extension descriptions, manipulating search results to prioritize their extensions over legitimate ones.

2025.01.13
arstechnica.com7 min readTLDR Web Dev

AI-DRIVEN PROTOTYPING: V0, BOLT, AND LOVABLE COMPARED

v0, Bolt, and Lovable each offer distinct strengths for building web applications. v0 is great at rapid UI prototyping, especially within the React ecosystem, while Bolt prioritizes full-stack development speed in a browser-based environment. Lovable focuses on guided full-stack development and collaborative features.

2025.01.13
open.substack.com9 min readTLDR Web Dev

UV HAS A KILLER FEATURE YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

UV, a drop-in replacement for the Python package manager `pip`, stands out in its ability to easily manage Python dependencies and virtual environments with a single command, removing much of the need for ad-hoc scripting.

2025.01.13
valatka.dev2 min readTLDR Web Dev

OBVIOUS THINGS C SHOULD DO

The C language should be updated to allow compile-time function evaluation, compile-time unit testing, forward referencing of declarations, and direct importing of declarations.

2025.01.13
digitalmars.com4 min readTLDR Web Dev

LLM AGENT ASSISTED CODING

A software engineer shows how they improved their coding efficiency using Claude Sonnet 3.5 and Model Context Protocol servers, which allowed an LLM to automate various tasks like managing GitHub Issues and deployments.

2025.01.13
staffordwilliams.com13 min readTLDR Web Dev

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PAYMENT OPERATIONS REPORT

$37tn in B2B payments is about to move from legacy rails to instant payments. This means a big infrastructure shift is coming, and companies would be wise to prepare.

2025.01.10
moderntreasury.comSponsorTLDR