C. Madan's Attic of Odd Writings·Aug 31AI Nazis and the Modern Day Book BurningsSo, you read books, do you? Well, I have some news… And it’s pretty bad.
Because, of course·Aug 11Fight for Your Right to ArtOn Project Panama book burnings, the resurrection of Coyote vs Acme, and how financial gains should be secondary to artistic preservation…A response icon1A response icon1
Darwin Gosal·Jul 29The Law Counts Copies. Archivists Count Survivors.Anthropic’s book-scanning operation reveals what happens when copyright law collides head-on with cultural preservation.
InThe Converging LinebyLorenzo Vangi·May 18Project Panama: The End of JNI and the Beginning of Real Native JavaJava has had a native interop story since 1.1. It was always broken. FFM API finally fixes it without a single line of C glue code
InDev GeniusbyGürsel Gazi İçtüzer·May 14Ditching the Defaults: Building a Blazing Fast Java Off-Heap Cache from ScratchWhy do we still blindly reach for heavy, off-the-shelf in-memory cache systems the second we need to store some state? Why can’t we build?
HILAL AHMAD KHAN·Feb 4Inside Project Panama: How Anthropic Scanned and Destroyed Millions of Books for AI TrainingIn a series of legal filings and unsealed documents made public in early 2026, Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude chatbot, was…A response icon2A response icon2
Kaustubh Saha·Jan 25Java Foreign Function & Memory API (Project Panama)For decades, if a Java developer wanted to call a native C library (like OpenSSL, TensorFlow, or a system driver), they had two bad…
Techno Diaries·Nov 4, 2025The “Rust-ification” of Java: Is Project Panama the Real Future, Not Loom?Forget virtual threads for a second. The Foreign Function & Memory API is the real Java performance revolution, and almost nobody is…
MEsfandiari·Oct 25, 2025Java Meets C Without Pain: Project Panama ExplainedWorking with native code (like C or C++) in Java used to mean one thing: JNI headaches. Writing glue code, managing unsafe pointers…
