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catatsuy's Picks Vol.10

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Go

https://zenn.dev/urakawa_jinsei/articles/3efa94ac6d16e7

I tried using modernize, and it was quite good. It's handy and easy to use.

Security

https://github.com/quictls/openssl

The QuicTLS repo has moved. It seems they will stop being a fork of OpenSSL and proceed as a separate repository.

https://www.digicert.com/blog/tls-certificate-lifetimes-will-officially-reduce-to-47-days

TLS certificate lifetimes will be reduced in stages. It will become 47 days on 2029/3/15. Since it will be 100 days as of 2027/3/15, it's already impossible to manage without automation.

My understanding is that there aren't many certificate authorities that support the ACME protocol, so I wonder what will happen. Perhaps a drastic shakeout of certificate authorities will occur.

By the way, the timeframes apparently have the following meanings:

  • 200 days = 6 maximal months (184 days) + 1/2 30-day month (15 days) + 1 day wiggle room
  • 100 days = 3 maximal months (92 days) + ~1/4 30-day month (7 days) + 1 day wiggle room
  • 47 days = 1 maximal month (31 days) + 1/2 30-day month (15 days) + 1 day wiggle room

AI

https://tech.preferred.jp/ja/blog/plamo-embedding-1b/

An embedding model with high accuracy for Japanese. It looks very promising.

https://github.com/openai/codex

Both the tool and its internal implementation look interesting. I didn't know about macOS's sandbox-exec until now.

https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/openai

I thought the Gemini library was a bit mediocre because it has many dependencies, but it seems an API with the same specifications as the ChatGPT API has been released.

https://github.com/getcursor/cursor/issues/2976

VS Code extensions being blocked in Cursor. Well, since this is Microsoft's ecosystem, I guess it can't be helped. It feels like we're heading toward a world like Chinese app stores where copies are distributed without permission.

Frontend

https://lightpanda.io/

Running browsers for things like E2E testing is slow and painful. I've always thought it would be great to have a fast browser for testing purposes, so this looks good. Looking forward to its future development.

https://blog.jxck.io/entries/2025-04-16/link-visited-history.html

A summary of how the long-standing specification for changing link colors was modified for privacy protection.

Etc

https://knowledge.sakura.ad.jp/42901/

I'm looking forward to future updates for kana-kanji conversion systems.

https://x.com/iwashi86/status/1910950875369267380

ChatGPT has been able to fully answer questions at a level suitable for interviews for quite a while now. This trend will likely continue to grow.

Private

https://github.com/catatsuy/bento

I released bento a few times. I added Gemini support and changed the default model to gpt-4.1-nano.

https://github.com/nginx/nginx/pull/644

I submitted a PR to nginx. The development of nginx, which had stalled for a while, has completely revitalized with the move to GitHub. I wonder what will happen with this patch.

https://zenn.dev/catatsuy/scraps/6de56284446a72

About how I managed to build nginx with zlib-ng statically linked. While chatting with o3 thinking it might be my fault, I realized there might be a bug in nginx itself. I'm so happy to have o3 as a partner.

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