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The AI chip boom just produced its biggest Wall Street moment yet. Now SK Hynix and Samsung are being asked to build U.S. factories.

Anthropic has discovered an internal "J-space" for its Claude AI that displays similarities to human internal processing. While the AI developer anthropomorphizes it as thought, it may yet prove useful as a method of improving LLM honesty, oversight,

Most starter kits are sold on a README promise. A list of green checkmarks, a slick landing page, and the quiet assumption that you'll never actually audit the code before your card gets charged. I didn't trust my own kit enough to do that. So before

Hook The third WSL instance didn't need a reinstall. That's when I knew the pattern worked. WSL 1 had the full stack - six ark-* MCP servers, oh-my-mcp gateway, server-commands-rtk, all configured, tested, running. WSL 2 was planned for the same setu

I was paying full price for input tokens I was sending over and over. A large system prompt, a fixed tool list, the same reference docs on every request. Prompt caching should have made those cheap, except I had three silent bugs that meant nothing w

Building Trustworthy AI Agents in Site Reliability Engineering Site Reliability Engineering is entering a new phase where agentic AI can assist with alert triage, root cause analysis, runbook execution, and mitigation planning. The main challenge is

China is catching up to the U.S. in virtually every domain, spaceflight included.

Researchers at Ledger's Donjon security team have shown that a precisely timed laser pulse, aimed at the chip inside a Tangem crypto wallet card, can reset the card's password to anything the attacker picks. No old password. No backup card. Once it i

Tiny11 is built from Windows 11 25H2, but strips out Copilot, Teams, OneDrive, and Edge, cutting the install down to about 8GB, while still activating with a normal Windows 10 or 11 key. It's ideal for reviving an older laptop, running in a VM, or se

Kimi is Moonshot AI's AI assistant built on K2.6, offering deep research, agentic workflows, and developer-friendly pricing for demanding workloads.

Mistral Vibe packs agentic work automation and cloud coding into one assistant, with strong privacy guarantees and API pricing that undercuts most rivals.

Proton VPN just dropped its first official app on the Linux Snap Store. While it boasts easy one-click installation and a verified publisher badge, users will have to wait for split tunneling, the Stealth protocol, and ARM support.

Session was scheduled to stop operating this week due to lack of funds - but its users stepped in to save it. What exactly are these donors paying to protect?

OpenAI announced ChatGPT Work on July 9 and began rolling it out to Pro, Enterprise, and Edu users. It runs The post OpenAI, Microsoft & Anthropic agree on who runs the agent. They disagree on what you can take back. appeared first on The New Stack .

The morning after a deploy, the billing report arrived with an entire day blanked out. The code was one unremarkable line that pulled "from yesterday's midnight to today's midnight" - and that weekend, of all weekends, was the daylight-saving switcho

When a new version ships, I usually just type npm install and move on. But installing Vite 8 and looking inside node_modules made me stop for a second. The two names that had always been installed alongside Vite - rollup and esbuild - were gone entir

I wired the same model and the same single tool into two functions in the exact same way. One of them ran the tool once and then gave back no answer at all ; the other called that same model twenty times over. The only thing that changed in the code

You want to run a job every night at 2am. Easy, cron does that. Now you want to run a million jobs, each on its own schedule, across a fleet of machines where any node can die mid-execution, and you want each job to fire on time and not twice. Cron o

"It works on my machine" is the oldest joke in software, and containers were supposed to kill it. Same image everywhere, same behavior everywhere - that's the whole pitch. So there's a special kind of betrayal when a container that runs perfectly on

You edit one paragraph in a 50 MB document and it syncs in a second. You upload a file your coworker already uploaded and it finishes instantly. Neither of these is magic. Both fall out of two ideas: break files into chunks, and address those chunks

My manager ruined a perfectly good beer at an open air brewery in Richmond by telling me the truth about my career. The advice aged better than the beer. Here's the T-shaped engineer pitch nobody gave you, and six prompts worth burning tokens on at t

After working on cdin for a while, I started noticing something. The biggest problems were not the features I was missing. They were the things underneath. When I first started cdin, the goal was simple: build a small, fast, and hackable text editor

From swirling transitions and animated fog to mesh outlines and infinite worlds, here's a breakdown of the techniques behind it.

None of our 20,000+ US customers know this happened: last month, we moved them, their payment methods, subscriptions, credits, coupons, and promotion codes off our Australian Stripe account and onto a new US one. Nobody got double-charged. Nobody los

You open a two-year-old Angular codebase and see *ngIf everywhere. You open a job posting sample and the code uses @if . Nobody sent a memo explaining when that changed. Here's every major old-to-new swap, side by side, with what actually changed und