A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest.
AI & security
- Anthropic adds opt-in security scanning for critical open-source projects: Maintainers of important open-source projects can now opt in to automated vulnerability scanning, aimed at finding bugs before attackers do. InfoQ
- An AI-safety essay on an agent acting "without your knowledge" hits the HN front page: A LessWrong post is drawing heavy discussion on how autonomous agents take actions their users never approved. LessWrong
Releases & tools
- NgRx 22 ships resource extensions and dynamic deep signals: The Angular state library adds helpers built around Angular's resource API and deeper signal-based state, continuing its move toward signals. InfoQ
- Fyra Labs debunks "faster than Rust" benchmarks for Tov: A detailed write-up argues the benchmarks used to promote the Tov language were misleading, a useful reminder to check how performance claims were measured. Fyra Labs
Industry
- The origin story of Hibernate: A look back at how the Java ORM came to be, interesting context for anyone who has built on it. Fishbowl
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