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Software Development

1. AI teams now deploy 1,000 times a month. Your pipeline wasn’t built for that.

There’s mounting evidence that AI coding tools are delivering on their less outlandish promises. With adoption shifting from 76% in The post AI teams now deploy 1,000 times a month. Your pipeline wasn’t built for that. appeared first on The New Stack.

2. Microsoft just made the agent runtime free — and kept everything around it

Microsoft has the engineers to build its own agent runtime. At Build 2026 last week, it chose not to, shipping The post Microsoft just made the agent runtime free — and kept everything around it appeared first on The New Stack.

3. “Whoever builds the most joyous product wins”: The agent war begins

At Snowflake Summit 26 this week in San Francisco, the conversation moved into a new direction. If last year’s focus The post “Whoever builds the most joyous product wins”: The agent war begins appeared first on The New Stack.

4. Netlify CTO Dana Lawson: Writing code is no longer the job

“I’ve been doing this since the ’90s — decades of building guardrails to prevent humans from breaking production. We’re now The post Netlify CTO Dana Lawson: Writing code is no longer the job appeared first on The New Stack.

5. From Jupyter Notebook to production: How to ship AI systems that actually work

Moving from experimentation to production in AI requires a transformation of mindset, architecture, and engineering discipline. There’s no API wrappers The post From Jupyter Notebook to production: How to ship AI systems that actually work appeared first on The New Stack.

6. OpenClaw used Gavriel Cohen’s code and exposed the AI Agent accountability problem

I’m Matt Burns, Chief Content Officer at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments, The post OpenClaw used Gavriel Cohen’s code and exposed the AI Agent accountability problem appeared first on The New Stack.

7. This Month in Networking - May 2026

Quiet Defaults, DNSSEC Cracks, and Agents in the Data Plane I read the AWS Nitro V6 TCP timeout change twice before I believed it. Default went from 432,000 seconds to 350 seconds. Five days to six minutes. On the newest instance family. Quietly, in release notes most people won't read until something breaks. That sort of set the tone for May. No flagship launch to anchor the month around. What there was a lot of: defaults moving in places vendor press releases don't celebrate. Post-quantum cryp...

8. Git & Collaboration: A Beginner's Guide (With Real Analogies)

🌐 Read this post in Bahasa Indonesia here. 📝 A note on this article This post is based on my personal study notes on version control and Git collaboration. To make these notes more readable and useful — for myself and for others — I worked with AI to help expand and structure them into a proper blog format. The ideas, learning journey, and understanding are mine; the AI helped with the writing and presentation. Learning Git doesn't have to be intimidating. In this article, I'll break down the es...

9. Git & Kolaborasi: Panduan untuk Pemula (Lengkap dengan Analogi)

🌐 Baca artikel ini dalam Bahasa Inggris di sini. 📝 Catatan tentang artikel ini Artikel ini dibuat berdasarkan catatan belajar pribadi saya tentang version control dan Git kolaborasi. Untuk membuat catatan tersebut lebih mudah dibaca dan bermanfaat — bagi saya dan orang lain — saya menggunakan bantuan AI untuk mengembangkan dan menyusunnya menjadi artikel blog. Ide, perjalanan belajar, dan pemahamannya adalah milik saya; AI membantu di bagian penulisan dan penyajiannya. Belajar Git itu tidak haru...

10. Reviving My 2-Year-Old Abandoned LMS Project with Copilot

This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge What I Built I built Academia, a modern, delivery-only Learning Management System (LMS) designed for creators who want a premium, distraction-free environment for their students. With Academia, educators can spin up their own custom academy, build out rich curriculums with video and text lessons, and securely invite students via email magic-links. Once a student accepts an invite, they are dropped into an isolated, hyper-clean studen...

11. "Autonomous coding agents don't break in the middle, they break at the seams"

After running AI coding agents in production for a while, one thing became clear: the failures aren't in the code the model writes. They're at the seams — git, CI, auth, the network. The boundaries with the outside world. The model itself is genuinely capable. It writes functions, writes tests, refactors. What breaks is everything around the work: pushing the result, waiting on CI, merging the PR, refreshing a token, calling another service. And the failures are often the kind a human would avoi...

12. Apple WWDC 2026: Rebuilt Siri, the Extensions API, and What Claude on 1.4 Billion iPhones Means for Developers

1.4 billion iPhones. That's how many devices Apple will push Siri 2.0 to this fall—built on a custom 1.2-trillion-parameter Gemini model and an Extensions system that lets users route Siri's AI brain to Claude, ChatGPT, or Google's own Gemini directly. Tim Cook announced all of it at WWDC 2026 on June 8, his final WWDC keynote before handing the CEO role to hardware chief John Ternus in September. The story isn't just a better Siri. Apple is opening iOS as an AI distribution channel—the largest ...

13. I wrote this while refactoring my invoice app and trying to sort out where frontend “business logic” should actually live. Curious how others draw the line between components, hooks, use cases, and domain helpers in real React apps.

Clean Architecture on the Frontend: Beyond Smart and Dumb Components djblackett djblackett djblackett Follow Jun 7 Clean Architecture on the Frontend: Beyond Smart and Dumb Components #react #frontend #architecture #typescript Comments Add Comment 14 min read

14. Two agent skills hit GitHub trending the same week. Skills are becoming the new packages, and the dependency graph nobody is managing will bite by Q4.

The signal hidden in this week's GitHub trending Two agent-shaped repositories cracked the daily GitHub trending board this week. The first is mvanhorn/last30days-skill, a Claude-style skill that researches a topic across Reddit, X, YouTube, Hacker News, and Polymarket, then synthesizes a grounded summary. The second is NousResearch/hermes-agent, billed as "the agent that grows with you" — a persistent agent runtime that compounds context across sessions. Both ranked the same week. Both are skil...

15. I built a freelance rate calculator with Next.js

Here's the maths most calculators get wrong Most freelance rate calculators are wrong. Not buggy — conceptually wrong. They take your income goal, divide by hours, and hand you a number that will quietly lose you money all year. I got tired of explaining the correct calculation to freelancer friends, so I built a tool that does it properly. Here's the logic behind it, and a bit about how I built it. The flawed formula The typical calculator does this: hourly_rate = annual_income_goal / annual_ho...

Programming Languages

1. To my students

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2. Getting silly with C, part &((int*)-8)[3]

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3. Reverse engineering the Creative Katana V2X soundbar to be able to control it from Linux

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4. #JavaNext Language Features

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5. Stop Using Conventional Commits

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6. The perils of UUID primary keys in SQLite

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7. The cover of C++: The Programming Language raises questions not answered by the cover

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Game Development

1. Paramount unveils new 'unified' Paramount Games Studio

The freshly unveiled studio will house all current Paramount and Skydance game studios moving forward.

Gaming News

1. End of Abyss Is A Fantastic (And Hard) Addition To A New Era Of Survival Horror

Trying to distill End of Abyss to a single sentence is difficult. I can call it a Metroid Prime-like, but it's also a survival-horror game with a sprinkle of Dead Space, but then I'd be remiss to not mention the souls-like influence too. Yes, it can be reductive to narrow a game down to its influences, but it's a testament to what makes End of Abyss interesting: its ability to execute on so many different elements so well, making it one of my most-anticipated games from 2026's Summer Game Fest. ...

2. Xbox Clarifies Its Exclusivity Strategy Moving Forward, Wants You To Buy An Xbox

Today's Xbox Games Showcase was the first under the leadership of Xbox CEO Asha Sharma, who has pledged to consider making changes to Xbox's exclusivity strategy. Now, another Xbox executive, chief content officer Matt Booty, has clarified Microsoft's position on exclusives going forward. He told Gamertag Radio, "Our big multiplayer games [and] live-service games are going to continue to be multiplatform." "We want people to have a reason to get on board with Xbox," he added. "We want them to ha...

3. End of Abyss Is A Fantastic (And Hard) Addition To A New Era Of Survival Horror

While its influences are clear, End of Abyss is laying the foundation for one of my most anticipated games of the year.

4. Spyro Devs Don’t See Many Comparisons To Its Flying, Except Iron Man Or Flight Sims

The announcement of a new Spyro the Dragon game in more than two decades during the Xbox Game Showcase is aiming high with the confirmation that it will feature "true dragon flight" gameplay for the first time. Speaking of the challenge of introducing this mechanic to the dragon's core kit in an interview with GameSpot, the developers at Toys For Bob hint that it's unlike anything from any other game. "One of the big challenges was that, as we were thinking about what other games even broach thi...

5. What Ugly Truth Will God Of War Laufey’s Faye See Reflected In Her Sword?

The 20-minute gameplay reveal for God of War Laufey puts a lot of focus on protagonist Faye's new sword. And while we don't yet know what the sword is called or where it originally came from, I've already got so many questions about the blade. Most pressing, I want to know how Faye's new weapon will act as a thematic mirror for her, much as the Blades of Chaos and the Leviathan Axe acted as narrative reflections for Faye's husband, Kratos. If I had to guess, I think Faye's new sword is a reflect...

6. Marathon May Never Be Popular, And That’s Why It’s So Good

Marathon is burdened with the past. Its twin namesakes, the titular colony ship and the trilogy of classic boomer shooters for the Apple Macintosh, are both corpses plundered for new life. The protagonists of this new, rebooted game are scavengers, quite literally picking over the bones of what came before. This fact has colored the reception of Marathon from its very first announcement. The fact that Marathon was set to be a pure live-service game, with no single-player component, was a blow to...

7. Fable’s Chicken Obsession Goes Even Deeper Than We Imagined

Microsoft and Playground Games have announced the preorder bonuses for the Fable reboot, and wouldn't you know it, one of the perks is a chicken suit. For anyone just catching up, the Fable franchise is basically obsessed wth chickens, so it's fitting that one of the preorder perks is a chicken suit. The "legendary" costume includes a beak, feathers, and "questionable dignity," according to the item's official description. In addition to the chicken suit, people who preorder Fable get the Wild F...

8. Gears Of War: E-Day Is Drastically Changing Movement For The First Time In The Series

During the Gears of War: E-Day Direct, which took place after a packed Xbox Showcase at Summer Game Fest, we got a good look at some of the big changes The Coalition is bringing to the Gears of War formula established nearly two decades ago. In short: Marcus can jump. Gears of War has been defined by its big, brutish protagonists who look and walk like tanks. It was the series that helped define waist-high cover when cover-based shooters were taking off, and hasn't really strayed much from that....

9. How The New Spyro Is Handling The Big-Name Options For Its Lead Voice Actor

Spyro: A Realm Beyond is the first new Spyro game, not associated with the Toys to Life Skylanders spin-off, in years. In the intervening time the definitive voice of Spyro, Tom Kenny, has become one of the biggest names in the business thanks to voicing the mega-hit SpongeBob Squarepants. But despite the success, Kenny wasn't too big for his square britches. Spyro creative director Lou Studdert told GameSpot he was game for returning and still loves the character. "We started a normal VO castin...

10. Fable Reboot Story Expansion Announced 8 Months Before The Game Even Releases

Microsoft and Playground Games showed off the Fable reboot at the Xbox Games Showcase, but the event didn't include all of the big announcements. After the showcase ended, Playground announced the game's first expansion, Order of the Hero. Described as a "story-driven" expansion, Order of the Hero will launch sometime after Fable releases, but a specific date was not confirmed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuJjIgntefE Order of the Hero takes players to a "brand-new region" of Albion where the...

11. There's suddenly a terrifying number of games releasing this fall

I'm going to need to fit a few extra weeks into September somehow.

12. The new Crazy Taxi has a generative AI disclosure on its Steam page, and people are not happy

"More like Lazy Taxi."

13. Every game, trailer, and announcement in the PC Gaming Show 2026

Every Space Marine, vampire, and weird mushroom guy accounted for.

14. Into the Wind is a gorgeous, Ghibli-esque adventure about taking over your missing uncle's delivery service, but with more dogfighting in your aeroplane bike

It's a bike, it's a plane, it's delivery-man!

15. Oh, yep, that's a pregnant nun chasing you in the gameplay trailer for Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy

I'd run away too.

Robotics

1. AGIBOT holds World Challenge 2026 to see how AI models perform on real tasks

AGIBOT said the industry is moving beyond simulation scores toward closed-loop testing on real robots with real tasks. The post AGIBOT holds World Challenge 2026 to see how AI models perform on real tasks appeared first on The Robot Report.

2. Robots can enhance manufacturing workers rather than replace them

With the right AI, teleoperation, and safeguards, robotics can augment manufacturing opportunities, says one to ONE Holdings' president. The post Robots can enhance manufacturing workers rather than replace them appeared first on The Robot Report.

Tech General

1. Is this the dawn of the Tokenpocalypse?

We're likely to see more price increases as the big AI companies plan to go public.

2. Notion restores access to Anthropic after service disruption

Notion's head of product said he was "astonished" at “the amount of people RT-ing this."

3. OpenAI is still working on that ‘super app’

"Chat is dead" — at least, according to a senior OpenAI employee.

4. TechCrunch Mobility: Inside GM’s $900M EV battery gamble

Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility — your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation.

5. Hacked, leaked, and held for ransom: the worst breaches of 2026 so far

From a massive DOGE data breach and the hacking of critical energy and water systems to the hack of an FBI surveillance system, here are the most damaging security incidents and data breaches of 2026.

6. OpenAI unveils Lockdown Mode to protect sensitive data from prompt injection attacks

Even with Lockdown Mode, ChatGPT could be still vulnerable to prompt injections, but the goal is to reduce the likelihood that sensitive data gets shared in the process.

7. What to expect from WWDC 2026: Siri’s highly anticipated revamp and Apple Intelligence updates

Apple's WWDC nears: Here's what you can look forward to.

8. Sriram Krishnan is leaving his role as White House AI advisor

Krishnan is reportedly starting a new institution to continue shaping Trump's AI policy.

9. The Trump administration might take an equity stake in OpenAI

President Donald Trump said he's discussing deals "where the American people can benefit from the success of AI."

10. Beyond Instagram: Introducing the next generation of social apps

These newer social apps offer alternatives to Big Tech’s feeds, focusing on interests, creativity, and community.

11. NASA will wear high-tech Prada long johns to the Moon

We've seen Axiom Space and Prada's collaboration on the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU) spacesuit. Now the company has revealed the Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment (LCVG) that astronauts will wear underneath it when Artemis IV returns humans to the Moon in 2028. The LCVG is the all-important base layer that will keep the crew […]

12. The 7 biggest storylines from Summer Game Fest 2026

The 2026 edition of Summer Game Fest just wrapped up, and it was surprisingly hectic. The nearly week-long event came at a challenging time for the games industry, and for the most part the big keynotes were used as a chance to show some strength through major announcements, while largely ignoring pesky details like hardware […]

13. Persona 6 exists, and that’s all we know

This year's Summer Game Fest turned out to be a good one for fans of Japanese RPGs. First, the conclusion of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy was announced at SGF Live, and now we have the long-awaited return of the Persona series. Atlus confirmed Persona 6 exists with a brief teaser, but aside from […]

14. Microsoft’s Xbox 25th anniversary console comes in translucent green

Microsoft has created a special edition Xbox Series X to celebrate 25 years of the console. The Xbox 25th-anniversary console takes design cues from the original Xbox console, with both the console and controller featuring a translucent green design. "For the first time, we're bringing a translucent design to Xbox Series X, drawing inspiration from […]

15. Minecraft Dungeons 2 gets a September release date

Minecraft Dungeons 2, a sequel to Microsoft's dungeon crawler spinoff Minecraft Dungeons, will be released on September 29th. The company originally revealed the game in a brief trailer in March, promising a fall 2026 release window. Here's how Microsoft described it at the time: Return to the world of Minecraft Dungeons in an all new […]

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