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I noticed that when I’m checking a wordpress blog sometimes the latest post might take half an hour or even longer to finally show up, I know it must be the cache trick on the server side delaying all this, and I’m curious if there’s a way to bypass this so I can get the most recent post/news in the first place once it’s published?
If you have no internal access to the web log, there is usually no generic way to circumvent server-side caching.
You can ask the owner of the blog whether there’s some special trick like a GET parameter that turns off caching for that one request.
Yyou could also investigate the caching plugin used for any such GET parameters. But if it’s well written, there are none; if there is one, it would be very rude to use it without permission.