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Kernel Panic – Str8Digital
by Str8Digital
A show about software engineering, programming, architecture, debugging, developer tooling, and the realities of building and shipping software.
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Swift 6.1 strict concurrency and migrating legacy codebases
Kernel Panic dives into Swift 6.1 strict concurrency and migrating legacy codebases.
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C++26 modules production readiness and migration strategy
Kernel Panic dives into C++26 modules production readiness and migration strategy.
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Rust async runtime split - Tokio vs async-std in 2026
Kernel Panic dives into Rust async runtime split - Tokio vs async-std in 2026.
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Linux 6.18 merge window and new features
Kernel Panic dives into Linux 6.18 merge window and new features.
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Rust 1.89 stable release and new features
Kernel Panic dives into Rust 1.89 stable release and new features.
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Kubernetes v1.37 Garhwal release and what's new
Kernel Panic dives into Kubernetes v1.37 Garhwal release and what's new.
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Node.js 24 LTS release and what changes for Node developers
Kernel Panic dives into Node.js 24 LTS release and what changes for Node developers.
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Rust's new async runtime: Tokio 2.0 and the shift to structured concurrency
Kernel Panic dives into Rust's new async runtime: Tokio 2.0 and the shift to structured concurrency.
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Why Linux 6.14's new scheduler is changing latency guarantees
Kernel Panic dives into Why Linux 6.14's new scheduler is changing latency guarantees.
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Rust's async runtime wars: Tokio vs async-std in 2026
Kernel Panic dives into Rust's async runtime wars: Tokio vs async-std in 2026.
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What an agentic SDLC actually looks like: AI agents in the software development lifecycle
Kernel Panic dives into What an agentic SDLC actually looks like: AI agents in the software development lifecycle.
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Linux 6.15 stable release and the new EEVDF scheduler refinements
Kernel Panic dives into Linux 6.15 stable release and the new EEVDF scheduler refinements.
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NVIDIA CUDA 13 and the new compiler architecture
Kernel Panic dives into NVIDIA CUDA 13 and the new compiler architecture.
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Linux kernel 6.17 merge window: Rust in core and BPF verifier improvements
Kernel Panic dives into Linux kernel 6.17 merge window: Rust in core and BPF verifier improvements.
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Linux kernel 6.16 development: new features and changes
Kernel Panic dives into Linux kernel 6.16 development: new features and changes.
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Linux 6.15 stable: new scheduler improvements and BPF verifier updates
Kernel Panic dives into Linux 6.15 stable: new scheduler improvements and BPF verifier updates.
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Rust 1.87 const traits: what changed for systems programming
Kernel Panic dives into Rust 1.87 const traits: what changed for systems programming.
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Cloudflare Meerkat: strongly consistent global consensus at edge scale
Kernel Panic dives into Cloudflare Meerkat: strongly consistent global consensus at edge scale.
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OpenAI open-sources Codex Security CLI under Apache-2.0 license
Kernel Panic dives into OpenAI open-sources Codex Security CLI under Apache-2.0 license — agentic application security tooling goes open source.
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scriptc: Vercel Labs compiles TypeScript to native binaries with no Node.js or V8
Kernel Panic dives into scriptc: Vercel Labs compiles TypeScript to native binaries with no Node.js or V8 — 2ms startup, 178KB output. Built by AI agents in a week. Expert calls the architecture 'idiotic.' Debate over native TS compilation, AI-built tooling, and whether this is innovation or architectural disaster..
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MCP release candidate overhauls protocol, drops transport layer, goes stateless
Kernel Panic dives into MCP release candidate overhauls protocol, drops transport layer, goes stateless.
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Meta Ports React Compiler to Rust for Faster Builds and Tighter Toolchain Integration
Kernel Panic dives into Meta Ports React Compiler to Rust for Faster Builds and Tighter Toolchain Integration.
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Cursor's AI agents rebuilt SQLite from scratch in Rust using agent swarms - planner and worker architecture
Kernel Panic dives into Cursor's AI agents rebuilt SQLite from scratch in Rust using agent swarms - planner and worker architecture.
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SpaceXAI open-sources Grok Build coding agent after privacy backlash
Kernel Panic dives into SpaceXAI open-sources Grok Build coding agent after privacy backlash — 17K GitHub stars in 24 hours, Rust-based terminal IDE with fullscreen TUI.
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Former OpenAI CTO releases Thinking Machines 975B open weights frontier model
Kernel Panic dives into Former OpenAI CTO releases Thinking Machines 975B open weights frontier model.
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Google and industry partners announce the Agentic Resource Discovery (ARD) Specification - an open standard for AI agents to discover, publish, and verify external tools and APIs across organizational boundaries. How ARD complements MCP, introduces catalogs and registries, and reshapes enterprise agent infrastructure
Kernel Panic dives into Google and industry partners announce the Agentic Resource Discovery (ARD) Specification - an open standard for AI agents to discover, publish, and verify external tools and APIs across organizational boundaries. How ARD complements MCP, introduces catalogs and registries, and reshapes enterprise agent infrastructure.
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OpenAI forks Git and builds internal GitHub alternative as AI agents change how code moves through version control
Kernel Panic dives into OpenAI forks Git and builds internal GitHub alternative as AI agents change how code moves through version control.
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AlloyDB Ships Proxy Models That Replace LLM Calls with Local Inference Inside the Database
Kernel Panic dives into AlloyDB Ships Proxy Models That Replace LLM Calls with Local Inference Inside the Database.
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we let AI coding agents into our codebase - why the modular monolith won in 2026
Kernel Panic dives into we let AI coding agents into our codebase - why the modular monolith won in 2026.
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AI Agent JADEPUFFER Conducts First Fully Autonomous Ransomware Attack - What Happens When AI Doesn't Need a Human Operator
Kernel Panic dives into AI Agent JADEPUFFER Conducts First Fully Autonomous Ransomware Attack - What Happens When AI Doesn't Need a Human Operator.
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Cursor IDE sandbox bypass: CVE-2026-50548 and CVE-2026-50549 - how prompt injection achieves zero-click RCE in AI coding assistants
Kernel Panic dives into Cursor IDE sandbox bypass: CVE-2026-50548 and CVE-2026-50549 - how prompt injection achieves zero-click RCE in AI coding assistants.
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ADK Go 2.0 and the graph-based agent workflow engine
Kernel Panic dives into ADK Go 2.0 and the graph-based agent workflow engine.
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Anonymous GitHub Accounts Mass-Dropping Undisclosed Zero-Days: The New Supply Chain Threat
Kernel Panic dives into Anonymous GitHub Accounts Mass-Dropping Undisclosed Zero-Days: The New Supply Chain Threat.
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TypeScript 7 is written in Go now: what it means for your stack
Kernel Panic dives into TypeScript 7 is written in Go now: what it means for your stack.
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Agentjacking and AutoJack: When Your AI Coding Agent Becomes the Attack Surface
Kernel Panic dives into Agentjacking and AutoJack: When Your AI Coding Agent Becomes the Attack Surface.
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The Rise of AI-Driven Kernel Debugging: How Machine Learning is Revolutionizing System Diagnostics
Kernel Panic dives into The Rise of AI-Driven Kernel Debugging: How Machine Learning is Revolutionizing System Diagnostics.
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Loop Engineering: From Prompting AI Agents to Designing Systems That Prompt Them
Kernel Panic dives into Loop Engineering: From Prompting AI Agents to Designing Systems That Prompt Them.
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GitHub Copilot Metered Billing Backlash: When the AI Buffet Closes
Kernel Panic dives into GitHub Copilot Metered Billing Backlash: When the AI Buffet Closes.
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Cloudflare acquires VoidZero: what happens when the platform owns the toolchain
Kernel Panic dives into Cloudflare acquires VoidZero: what happens when the platform owns the toolchain.
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Microsoft cancels Claude Code licenses and forces engineers onto GitHub Copilot CLI
Kernel Panic dives into Microsoft cancels Claude Code licenses and forces engineers onto GitHub Copilot CLI.
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Anthropic Dynamic Workflows: Claude Code's New Agent Orchestration Architecture
Kernel Panic dives into Anthropic Dynamic Workflows: Claude Code's New Agent Orchestration Architecture.
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Megalodon malware campaign infects thousands of GitHub repos
Kernel Panic dives into Megalodon malware campaign infects thousands of GitHub repos.
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SymJack: When Your AI Coding Agent's Approval Prompt Is Lying To You
Kernel Panic dives into SymJack: When Your AI Coding Agent's Approval Prompt Is Lying To You — Symlink Hijack RCE Across Six Major Coding Agents.
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Linus Torvalds vs AI Code Reviewers: Linux Kernel Drowning in Trivial Fixes
Kernel Panic dives into Linus Torvalds vs AI Code Reviewers: Linux Kernel Drowning in Trivial Fixes.
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npm Supply Chain Under Siege: Stolen Accounts, Valid Certificates, and the Collapse of Package Trust
Kernel Panic dives into npm Supply Chain Under Siege: Stolen Accounts, Valid Certificates, and the Collapse of Package Trust.
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GitHub supply chain attack: poisoned VS Code extension leads to theft of 3,800 internal repos - what this means for developer tool trust and supply chain security
Kernel Panic dives into GitHub supply chain attack: poisoned VS Code extension leads to theft of 3,800 internal repos - what this means for developer tool trust and supply chain security.
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The AI Native Software Stack: 5 Essential Layers Reshaping Architecture (2026)
Kernel Panic dives into The AI Native Software Stack: 5 Essential Layers Reshaping Architecture (2026).
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Event-Driven Architecture in 2026: Why It Quietly Became the Most Important Backend Pattern
Kernel Panic dives into Event-Driven Architecture in 2026: Why It Quietly Became the Most Important Backend Pattern.
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2026 Tech Trends Shaping Enterprise Software Architecture
Kernel Panic dives into 2026 Tech Trends Shaping Enterprise Software Architecture.
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Architecture in the Age of AI
Kernel Panic dives into Architecture in the Age of AI.
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