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In early 2024, when OpenAI announced that Kevin Weil would become its Chief Product Officer, the move sent a clear signal across the tech industry: the company building…

In 1977, three researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology answered what many mathematicians believed was an open question that might never find a practical solution: how to…

In 2013, a slim novel about a fictional IT manager named Bill Palmer landed on the desks of CTOs, sysadmins, and developers around the world. That book —…

In the late 1990s, as the technology industry struggled to reconcile the explosive potential of open source software with the deeply ingrained instincts of proprietary corporate culture, a…

In the mid-1990s, the World Wide Web was exploding in popularity, but the software powering most websites was in danger of fragmenting into proprietary silos. One programmer from…

In February 1998, a small group of free software advocates gathered to address an unexpected crisis: Netscape had decided to release its browser source code, but the corporate…

Before the web had visual design, it had Bert Bos. In the mid-1990s, when the World Wide Web was little more than a collection of gray pages with…

On January 12, 2010, Isaac Schlueter released npm version 0.0.1 — a package manager for Node.js that would fundamentally change how software is built and distributed. At the…

In June 2017, a paper appeared on arXiv with a title that sounded almost deliberately understated: “Attention Is All You Need.” Eight Google researchers were listed as authors,…