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Three AI engines walk into a bar in single file...
31+ min ago (716+ words) Developers looking to gain a better understanding of machine learning inference on local hardware can fire up a new llama engine. Software developer Leonardo Russo has released llama3pure, which incorporates three standalone inference engines. There's a pure C implementation for desktops,…...
100% of Claude's code effectively AI-written: Anthropic CPO
1+ hour, 42+ min ago (351+ words) According to Krieger, the engineering process at Anthropic has moved away from traditional manual coding faster than expected. He said staff engineers now ship pull requests ranging from 2,000 to 3,000 lines that are generated entirely by the AI. Under this system,…...
The guy who coined 'vibe-coding' says the next big thing is 'agentic engineering"
2+ hour, 12+ min ago (361+ words) Vibe-coding has reached a new level, Andrej Karpathy says. Prompting AI to write code has revolutionized the tech industry. Now, the OpenAI founder says "agentic engineering" is the next big thing. "Vibe-coding" just celebrated its first birthday. That's a lifetime…...
A software engineer explains AI fatigue, compounded by a FOMO treadmill of using labs' latest tools, thinking atrophy, and more, alongside boosted productivity
2+ hour, 16+ min ago (45+ words) Siddhant Khare: A software engineer explains AI fatigue, compounded by a FOMO treadmill of using labs' latest tools, thinking atrophy, and more, alongside boosted productivity This is a Techmeme archive page. It shows how the site appeared at 1:30 PM ET,…...
Serverless Security: Hidden Risks and Best Practices Every Cloud Engineer Should Know
2+ hour, 17+ min ago (54+ words) Serverless Security: Hidden Risks and Best Practices Every Cloud Engineer Should Know'HackerNoon Serverless Security: Hidden Risks and Best Practices Every Cloud Engineer Should Know Kadir is a Security Engineer. He has professional experience in security engineering working with clients from…...
AI Security Exposure Detector Earns a 13 Proof of Usefulness Score Building an AI-Powered Data Leak Identification Tool
2+ hour, 47+ min ago (467+ words) AI Security Exposure Detector Earns a 13 Proof of Usefulness Score Building an AI-Powered Data Leak Identification Tool'HackerNoon Welcome to the Proof of Usefulness Hackathon spotlight, curated by HackerNoon's editors to showcase noteworthy tech solutions to real-world problems Whether you're a…...
Turning an iPad into a Coding Powerhouse with AweSun Remote Desktop
2+ hour, 48+ min ago (1324+ words) by Marc Berman February 8, 2026, 12:42 pm But what if you didn't need to run compilers on the iPad? What if the iPad was just the window, and your powerful PC or Mac was the engine? This is where remote desktop technology…...
Learning about WCAG Compliance
3+ hour, 10+ min ago (206+ words) In my entire carrier it was very rare situation when WCAG Compliance was a serious topic. Few years ago nobody care about it (my experience). Today it almost standard for serious pages and "must have". I decided to learn more…...
Bun's Coverage Threshold
3+ hour, 50+ min ago (330+ words) On a private project, we spent a full debugging session chasing down why bun test --coverage exits with code 1 despite all 757 tests passing and overall line coverage sitting at 80% " comfortably above our 80% threshold. There was no error message and no…...
Journalism lost its culture of sharing. Here’s how we rebuild it
3+ hour, 56+ min ago (1342+ words) This story was originally published by Source, a website from OpenNews that amplifies the impact of journalism code and the community of developers, designers, journalists, and editors who make it. If you've worked in a technical role in news for…...