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Various links I find interesting. Mostly hardcore tech :) // by @oleksandr_now. See @notatky for the personal stuff
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⚠️ PSA: LiteLLM 1.82.7, 1.82.8 on PyPI has been hacked and contains code that extracts credentials etc from the machine where it runs then self-replicates

IoCs:
File: litellm_init.pth (34,628 bytes) in site-packages/
File: ~/.config/sysmon/sysmon.py
File: ~/.config/systemd/user/sysmon.service
Domain: models.litellm[.]cloud
K8s: node-setup-* pods in kube-system


always pin your dependency versions.
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PSA: npm axios package has been hacked, unlike LiteLLM if you do frontend you probably DO use it;
npm pins package version by default but at least def dont npm i axios rn.

bun has minimumReleaseAge; also i've arrived at radical golang-style dependency vendoring via npm pack if I don't foresee them updated often
https://x.com/feross/status/2038807290422370479?s=46
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⚠️ PSA: BitWarden CLI compromised in ongoing supply chain attack campaign
https://thehackernews.com/2026/04/bitwarden-cli-compromised-in-ongoing.html
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how coding agents might just unlock a whole new sphere of creativity
https://andymatuschak.org/tat/
To invent a new user interface, you need both imaginative design skill and fluent technical skill. Very few people possess both. ... also requires deep domain insight. I think of Steinberg inventing the timeline editor in Cubase after years as a musician and producer, or Bricklin inventing the dynamic spreadsheet while at Harvard Business School.
this is getting boring, but
PyPi lightning 2.6.2/2.6.3 (a dependency of pyannote-audio, you maybe use it if you do speech recognition) and npm intercom-client 7.0.4 compromised (maintainers hacked)
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interesting writeup on inference economics

tldr it doesn't scale as good as "regular web services" where it's possible but hard to get to 80-90% utilization, and is more like 40-50% even with an idealized load
https://www.anjalishriva.com/fat-tails
nice way to reduce port conflicts.
i also use unix sockets for that, where the servers/clients support them (eg Golang ones)
https://portless.sh
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nice writeup on speeding up model loading
https://modal.com/blog/truly-serverless-gpus
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