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Eric Mill @konklone.com · 21/08/2026

We're hiring a new product security lead for Wikipedia! It's a new lead PM role that would steer our security engineering team and how we go about this work here at the Wikimedia Foundation. AND: it's fully remote, and open in a good number of countries. job-boards.greenhouse.io/wikimedia/jo...

We are hiring a Lead Product Manager to bring their experience dealing with modern threats to bear on Wikipedia’s security strategy in the AI era, and to drive a strong security culture throughout the Wikimedia Foundation and movement.

Though this is a senior role, prior experience in a product manager role is not required. This position is intended to bring strong technical and security experience, including some familiarity with AI in a security context, into a role focused on product and platform strategy.

This position could be a good fit for a candidate with both strong technical skills and strong communication skills, who is interested in transitioning from engineering work to a strategic role.

This role is an opportunity to be at the center of a pivotal time for Wikipedia, as AI is not only changing security, but also how people access knowledge online. Responding to these changes requires us to plan ambitiously and act decisively, while working closely with the communities whom the project serves.

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Eric Mill @konklone.com · 20/06/2026

If you love Wikipedia, take a look at this product job we've just opened to lead some of our most interesting work on keeping the place safe and authentic for humans: job-boards.greenhouse.io/wikimedia/jo... This role will work directly with dedicated Wikipedians around the world. Think it over!

Wikimedia’s Product Safety and Integrity team is charged with keeping Wikipedia a stable and trustworthy place while protecting its many readers and contributors. Our strategy is built around putting usable security principles into practice, bringing cutting-edge AI and machine learning techniques to bear on difficult problems, and close day-to-day working partnerships with some of the most dedicated and brilliant Wikipedians in the world.

We are hiring a lead product manager to join this team and help drive this strategy by overseeing a cross-functional product team of engineers, designers, data scientists, and others. Wikipedia’s unique community model, and our team’s focus on working with some of its most trusted members, means that this role will also work directly with key community groups and individuals to understand and respond to the reality on the ground.

This role is an opportunity to be at the center of a pivotal time for Wikipedia, as AI changes how people access knowledge, and presents new risks and opportunities in online safety and security.

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IFIN @ifin-intel.org · 29/04/2026

After careful analysis, we believe the best option for remediation is to turn off the computers and go for a nice walk. Maybe call your mother.

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European Commission @ec.europa.eu · 29/04/2026

Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent. We’ve seen record heatwaves from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, while glaciers have been shrinking and snow cover melting. The evidence is unequivocal: climate change is not a ‘future’ threat. It is our present reality. ⬇️

A circular map of Europe and the Arctic region showing the rate of warming from 1996 to 2025, measured in degrees Celsius per decade. Most of Europe is shaded in orange to deep red, indicating significant warming, especially in Eastern Europe and parts of Scandinavia. The Arctic region north of Scandinavia and Russia is the darkest red, showing the fastest warming. Greenland shows mixed colors, with some areas in light tones and patches of blue, indicating little warming or slight cooling. The North Atlantic west of Europe appears in pale colors and light blue, suggesting slower warming or localized cooling. A color bar at the bottom ranges from dark blue (cooling, about -1.5°C per decade) to dark red (warming, about +1.5°C per decade).

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patak @patak.cat · 29/04/2026

I don't think tech at large understands how hard it is to be an open source maintainer right now. So many great folks are on the brink of burnout. Funding is drying out. We live in a security minefield. Companies think humans are disposable. If you're a maintainer, we care. You deserve the world.

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Mina @mina.berlin.social.ap.brid.gy · 23/04/2026

Happy World Book Day! Enjoy your journeys!

A girl on a sofa, reclined comfortably upon a pillow, with a cat sleeping at the other end of the sofa.

From the book emerges a projection, and behind the girl's head we see a landscape, with mountains, lakes, wanderers, a vulcano and dragons flying.

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depths of wikipedia @depthsofwikipedia.bsky.social · 07/04/2026

this wikipedia editor is orbiting the moon right now!

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Anirudh Oppiliappan @anirudh.fi · 05/04/2026

tangled mentioned in the job app form!!!

Recommended if you have one. You can also share your Codeberg, Tangled, Gitlab or other coding platform.

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Wikimedia Foundation @wikimediafoundation.org · 03/04/2026

Help us continue to celebrate #Wikipedia25. Vote for Wikipedia on The Webby Awards. The "25 Years of Wikipedia" is nominated for Websites & Mobile Sites ➡️ wbby.co/57637N And Wikipedia's Docuseries is up for Best Social Video Series – Longform category ➡️ wbby.co/58994N

A colorful collage of The Webby Awards trophies with a green, unfocused background. Text reads: Wikipedia celebrates 25 years with two nominations for The Webby Awards.

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Riku Silvola @rikusilvola.infosec.exchange.ap.brid.gy · 03/04/2026

Adversary walks into a bar and orders 50 beers and the contents of the register… www.theregister.com/2026/04/01/clau… Claude’s “hard” security rules are looking pretty soft

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Claude Code bypasses safety rule if given too many commands

Updated: A hard-coded limit on deny rules drops automatic enforcement for concatenated commands

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Jerry Gamblin @jgamblin.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

March 2026 was a brutal month for vulnerabilities. 🛡️ Here is the damage: • 6,246 new CVEs (+55.7% Over Last March) • 169 new vulns per day 🤯 • 7.1 median CVSS severity (High) The Top 3 Culprits: 🥇 XSS (730) 🥈 SQLi (325) 🥉 Missing Auth (292) 2026 is already up 27% YoY.

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Laurie Voss @seldo.com · 29/03/2026

Claude. Claude. I thought we were past this.

What have I told you about committing and pushing without asking???
• You're right, I'm sorry - I committed and pushed without asking. I'll always wait for explicit struction before running git commit or push, no matter how natural it seems to wrap up a task that way.
Let me save that so I don't forget:
• Read feedback_no_auto_commit.md
• The rule was already there — I ignored it anyway. I'II do better.

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Wikipedia @wikipedia.org · 25/02/2026

Guess who just joined Wikipedia's 25th birthday party? 🥺

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Anu Lahtinen @anulah.bsky.social · 08/02/2026

#Kansalaisaloite korjauspalveluiden arvonlisäveron alentamiseksi! Tällä hetkellä aloitetta on kannattanut vasta 16 859 henkilöä. Aloite etenee eduskunnan käsiteltäväksi vain, jos se kerää vähintään 50 000 nimeä ennen määräajan sulkeutumista eli maaliskuun 2026 alkua. dawn.fi/uutiset/2026...

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Kansalaisaloite korjauspalveluiden alemmasta arvonlisäverosta kaipaa lisää nimiä

Kansalaisaloite korjauspalveluiden alemmasta arvonlisäverokannasta avattiin syksyllä 2025. Alennettu arvonlisävero kohdistuisi aloitteen mukaan suutareihin, kodinkoneiden korjauksiin, jne.

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Joseph Lorenzo Hall, PhD @josephhall.org · 29/01/2026

must-read "Age Assurance Online: A Technical Assessment of Current Systems and their Limitations" by @rtfm.com, @zanderarnao.bsky.social, and @alissacooper.bsky.social at Knight-Georgetown Institute kgi.georgetown.edu/research-and...

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Age Assurance Online: A Technical Assessment of Current Systems and their Limitations – Knight-Georgetown Institute

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Wikipedia @wikipedia.org · 22/12/2025

Wikipedia is built by humans. Every day, volunteers from all over the world add to the sum of all human knowledge. One edit, one citation, one byte of data at a time.

Wikipedia Year in Review. How much was added to Wikipedia in 2025?

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Bluesky Safety @safety.bsky.app · 14/11/2025

🔐 Account Security Thread 🔐 We're seeing an increased number of phishing and social engineering attempts targeting Bluesky users. While we're working hard to protect you, here are essential steps YOU can take to secure your account and stay safe. 1/10 🧵👇

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Gergely Orosz @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 05/11/2025

My favorite quote from Chris in this episode: “I believe in the power of programmers. I believe in the human potential of people that want to create things. And that’s fundamentally why I love software is that you can create anything that you can imagine.”

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Sovereign Tech Agency @sovereign.tech · 29/10/2025

Today, the @ec.europa.eu has announced the creation of the #EDIC #DigitalCommons — a major milestone in a multi-year European effort that the Sovereign Tech Agency helped shape from the start. 1/3

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Frenck | Home Assistant & Smart Home @frenck.social · 28/10/2025

Immutable releases announced at GitHub Universe! Once tagged, releases can’t be changed. No more worrying about malicious actors swapping out assets or moving tags. Single-use version tags with signed attestations. This is the supply chain protection open source really needs 🔒 #GitHubUniverse

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OpenForum Europe @openforumeurope.org · 27/10/2025

OFE has joined dozens of other orgs calling for an EU Sovereign Tech Fund. Through investment in #OpenSource sustainability, Europe can promote strategic autonomy, prevent future crises, and reduce strategic dependencies. Read our public letter: eu-stf.openforumeurope.org/wp-content/u...

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Python Software Foundation @python.org · 27/10/2025

TLDR; The PSF has made the decision to put our community and our shared diversity, equity, and inclusion values ahead of seeking $1.5M in new revenue. Please read and share. pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/10/NSF-... 🧵

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The official home of the Python Programming Language

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Meredith Whittaker @meredithmeredith.bsky.social · 27/10/2025

Meaning that infrastructure like AWS is not something that Signal, or almost anyone else, could afford to just “spin up.” Which is why nearly everyone that manages a real-time service–from Signal, to X, to Palantir, to Mastodon–rely at least in part on services provisioned by these companies. 8/

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Michael O’Neill @michaeloneill.org · 25/09/2025

Please enjoy today, 25/9/2025, the last square date until 2116 (5^2/3^2/45^2).

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tarides.com @tarides.com · 15/05/2025

Parsimoni and DPhiSpace are running a hackathon! Test your mettle as you build your own unikernel-based application and choose whether to take the exploit or use-case challenge – with numerous prizes up for grabs! hacksat.dev

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SpaceOS

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Hyeseong Kim @hyeseong.kim · 12/03/2025

Experimented with wasm_of_ocaml build for @rescript-lang.org compiler It gave almost 3x faster performance than the original js_of_ocaml build! 🔥

rescript built w/ wasm_of_ocaml compiled a demo code in 453.4ms

rescript built w/ js_of_ocaml compiled a demo code in 1284ms

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KC Sivaramakrishnan @kcsrk.info · 10/03/2025

Great work from @tarides.com folks on pragmatic verification of OCaml software. Chosen as one of the distinguished papers at TACAS 2025. Paper: janmidtgaard.dk/papers/Huber... Code: discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-ortac-...

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 06/03/2025

we are looking for input on how the Dune Developer Preview has been received, and on the Developer Preview itself (if you have used it) here's a survey to give your thoughts and get in contact: forms.gle/VTn5bSyLcSH4... thanks so much! 🧡

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Dune Developer Preview Adoption Survey

Thank you for taking part of this survey. It will help us understand and improve the Developer Preview!

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Anil Madhavapeddy @anil.recoil.org · 05/03/2025

If you're still using the ancient OCaml 4.08 or not in production and depending on the OCaml infrastructure, we need to know. It's being deprecated! anil.recoil.org/notes/deprec...

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Are you still using OCaml 4.08 or earlier? If so, we need to know

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KC Sivaramakrishnan @kcsrk.info · 21/02/2025

One of my PhD students working in the areas of PL, formal verification, and distributed systems will be graduating in the Fall. They are looking for research positions in industry. Who is hiring?

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Jan Midtgaard @janmidtgaard.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

Dear all After a bit over 3 years my contract with Tarides has come to an end. It has been great - working with and being team lead for an exceptional group of software engineers and - applying my property-based testing skills to stress test and help get the multicore OCaml5 runtime+stdlib in shape.

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🏔️ Riku Silvola 🏔️ @rikusilvola.com · 20/02/2025

With 2x - 8x performance improvements on real-world applications! tarides.com/blog/2025-02... JSOO 6.0.1 comes with `--effects=double-translation` further improving performance of programs taking advantage of effect handlers. 🚀

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The First Wasm_of_ocaml Release is Out!

Discover what's new with the release of Js_of_ocaml 6.0.1 – including Wasm support!

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Thomas Gazagnaire @gazagnaire.org · 20/01/2025

2024 was a big year for OCaml! The team at @tarides.com with incredible support from the community, released the Dune Developer Preview, OCaml 5.3 multicore, WebAssembly boosts, full Windows support, and events like FUN OCaml, plus much more. Read more: tarides.com/blog/2025-01...

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Tarides: 2024 in Review

Tarides advanced OCaml in 2024 with the Dune Developer Preview, the first stable multicore release, 8x WebAssembly boosts, and expanded Windows support.

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