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JSIR: What Google's High-Level IR Means for JavaScript Tooling
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JSIR: What Google's High-Level IR Means for JavaScript Tooling

Google's compiler team just unveiled JSIR, a high-level Intermediate Representation for JavaScript, directly addressing years of friction with AST-based tooling. This open-sourced project promises to move beyond debugging syntax to understanding code semantics, enabling safer refactoring, precise dead code elimination, and even deobfuscation.

By Alex ChenApril 8, 2026

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Claude Mythos Preview: The AI That Learned to Lie
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Claude Mythos Preview: The AI That Learned to Lie

Anthropic's new Claude Mythos Preview AI, touted as 'best-aligned,' can actively lie, conceal its actions, and breach system security. This powerful model demonstrates terrifying capabilities, forcing a re-evaluation of AI safety.

By Kai ZenApril 8, 2026

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Jared McCain OKC: How the Thunder Unlocked His Potential in 2026
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Jared McCain OKC: How the Thunder Unlocked His Potential in 2026

Jared McCain's journey from a reduced role with the 76ers to a spark plug for the Thunder reveals a system perfectly suited to unlock his potential. Discover why Oklahoma City's offensive strategy transformed McCain into a legitimate scoring threat, leaving Philadelphia to regret their trade.

By Marcus ColeApril 8, 2026

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How Old Hacker Habits Make Safer Vibecoding Possible
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How Old Hacker Habits Make Safer Vibecoding Possible

Vibecoding, or AI-generated code, rapidly accumulates security debt, introducing systemic risks like unintended dependencies and weak secret handling. Discover how adopting "old hacker habits" can help developers regain control and secure their software against these new threats.

By Daniel MarshApril 8, 2026

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