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How Claude’s text watermarking works
Future Claude models will generate text that contains a watermark. This is a way of determining the likelihood that Claude was involved in writing the text, and we, along with several other major AI providers, are implementing this change to comply with the EU AI Act. In this article, we share answers to some of […]
Show HN: Embed a real Linux terminal on your website
Add a live terminal to your website or blog post You can embed a sandbox.bio terminal directly on your website or blog post. Simply add this script tag to your page: If you use GitHub Pages, any Markdown code blocks you mark as ”`bash will have a ”Run” button that executes directly in the embedded […]
Maximizing the value of your Claude Code sessions
Input and output tokens A request goes through the GPU in two phases, and they cost different amounts. First, during prefill, the model reads your request and context: the system prompt, your CLAUDE.md, your message, and everything that’s been added to the conversation since (the files Claude has read and the output of the commands […]
RustDesk now supports true unattended remote access on Wayland
Wayland support has been one of the harder parts of Linux remote desktop. RustDesk can now provide true unattended access on Wayland, without requiring someone at the remote machine to approve every session. Multi-monitor setups are supported as well. After the initial setup, you can connect even when no one is at the remote machine […]
RayforceDB – a pure C analytics database with a Lisp-like syntax
; Aggregate high-value flow, then traverse counterparties (set flow (select {from: trades where: (> Notional 1000000) by: Counterparty Volume: (sum Notional)})) (.graph.var-expand network flow 1 3) import rayforce as rf trades = rf.read_csv(”trades.csv”) flow = (trades .where(rf.col(”Notional”) > 1_000_000) .group_by(”Counterparty”) .agg(rf.col(”Notional”).sum())) network.expand(flow, min_depth=1, max_depth=3) ray_t *trades = ray_read_csv(”trades.csv”); ray_graph_t *g = ray_graph_new(trades); ray_op_t *amount = […]
”Solving a largely imaginary user goal”
On her blog, Lea Verou makes a case that each user-facing website dark-mode toggle should only ever show two options, but in a smart way. The challenge is that any dark mode toggle needs to actually accommodate three options: dark, light, and the default “whatever the system says” (which can be always dark, always light, […]
Google is making private AI practical with homomorphic encryption
Today we’re excited to showcase HEIR, the latest powerful tool added to our Private Computing Toolkit. HEIR is an open source compiler that unlocks cryptographically-secure private AI inference. Homomorphic encryption As new benefits emerge with the growth of AI, balancing privacy and security is top of mind. Standard protections like end-to-end encryption present a trade-off: […]
Introducing Toast 1
Toast 1, our first specialised search agent, is available today. It provides frontier search quality, matching or outperforming Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol while being up to 10× cheaper and 12× faster. It performs best with Mixedbread Search, but it can work with any search backend. Today, frontier models are now able to perform […]
Seven books I keep close because I love them
Seven books I keep close because I love them The bookshelf by my elbow, the one that I can reach without getting up, has seven books on it, not necessarily the ones I look in the most, but the ones whose emanations I most hope will infuse me as I write. Roget’s Thesaurus (4th edition) […]