What I found interesting this time

“You Should Feed the Bots:” n.d. https://maurycyz.com/misc/the_cost_of_trash/

Another person came up with idea of feeding trash to AI bots. I think Ill do similar from now on.

“You Already Have a Git Server:” n.d. https://maurycyz.com/misc/easy_git/

The author presents a simple Git server utilizing a remote server where the Git repository is set up, along with a couple of Git hooks that are triggered whenever a push to the repository occurs.

“Sora Might Have a ’Pervert’ Problem on Its Hands,” n.d. https://www.businessinsider.com/sora-video-openai-fetish-content-my-face-problem-2025-10

OpenAI Sora allows users to gwnerate fetish photos of other users, kinky scenes with dead celebrities and some time ago Sam Altman himself mentioned that "porn" will soon be available.
GenAI in its finest.

“The Biggest Lie in AI,” n.d. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0Plo-zT8W9w&t=357s

So the biggest lie is that there will be exponential growth of LLMs "reasoning" capabilities.
Definitely for investors, this is the biggest lie, but for us, normal folks, the whole "reasoning" is the biggest lie.
The author of this video mentioned that now OpenAI will try to respond to benchmark queries with already generated, correct results to hide that GPT5 is worse on those benchmarks.
This sounds insanely stupid and we can already see that it got worse in some areas. All of this suggests that OpenAI developers have no idea how to push it further to AGI and focus on collecting money.

“The Present and Potential Future of Progressive Image Rendering,” n.d. https://jakearchibald.com/2025/present-and-future-of-progressive-image-rendering/

Have you ever seen how images are progressively loaded in your browser? As I have wonderful internet connection this is barely noticeable for me.Author of this blog posts created excellent demos of image rendering capabilities for different browsers. I highly recommend checking it up.

“Developing a Web Server with C and FastCGI,” n.d. https://jsloop.net/2025/10/27/developing-a-web-server-with-c-and-fastcgi

Apparently you can write application in C which can connect to web server via FastCGI and handle network requests.
The code looks extreamely simple! I was not aware that such protocol exist.
Also I wonder how fast this FastCGI is as from waht I see it starts new process for each network request.

“Largest Study of Its Kind Shows AI Assistants Misrepresent News Content 45% of the Time – Regardless of Language or Territory,” n.d. https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2025/new-ebu-research-ai-assistants-news-content

As in the title. 45% of summarized news might have major flaws. #llm

“LANGUAGE MODELS ARE INJECTIVE AND HENCE INVERTIBLE,” n.d. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.15511

Researchers shown that training sets of LLMs seem to be fully recoverable. Same goes for prompts.
I think more work like this will be created in the future and it clearly show that big tech feed us with lies about AI training.