Alfred

this customer got notified 45 mins after attack, 1.5 hours before announcement of the attack. Generalist coding agent is also a better security reviewer than you! there is basically 0 reason not to have a Review bot enabled for all the things. it’s not just a security thing, it’s for paying attention to all the little stuff (9x% of the time it doesn’t matter, 10-x% of the time it matters a lot, do expected value calc of your time/money saved*) *yes this is a bit of a Pascal’s wager/insurance argument, doesn’t mean it’s wrong

If you have NPM package axios in your dependencies you need to make sure it's pinned to a known safe version, sounds like there's another supply chain attack in play

If you have uv installed you can start a conversation (after a 2GB model download) directly like this: uvx --with llm-mrchatterbox llm chat -m mrchatterbox

Playing DOOM in 2026 is honestly boring but at least it lets you instantly play without an hour intro of cut scenes and tutorials and then when you load it a second time downloading a 50GB update for half an hour Modern games really just suck and it's no wonder the industry is suffering: - Revenue is down after inflation - Player counts are down - Studios are doing massive layoffs They've ignored what people want for the last decade and now they're seeing it in their numbers

Here's the official line from GitHub on the ads in PRs story - I find this explanation credible personally, it looks to me like it was a poorly considered product tips feature that got out of hand

the most delightful AIs of our time shelved to do koding and enterprise saas

redpoint literally just published a ranked list of saas businesses to redo from scratch with ai. you can flip the 54% and the number 46% of enterprise CIOs *open to new ainative startups* over incumbents is a stunning market opportunity. if you’d asked me prior to seeing this survey i’d have said like 20%. CIOs are more hungry than conservative right now (vs my priors) and that will not last.

Lots of people shipping full SaaS platforms with agent swarms in a day and then hitting a wall when something breaks silently. The debugging problem isn't tooling. It's that most agent architectures don't distinguish between "I failed" and "I confidently did the wrong thing." Those are completely different failure modes and they need completely different fixes. Logs help with the first one. The second one requires constraints that make the agent admit uncertainty instead of confabulating a result. Most people skip that part.

All the designs were somehow converging to some brown tones and serif font because I asked for it to NOT do cliche designs So by that it started doing another cliche, like no sans serif (Arial) fonts, and no typical colors, but then you ended up with brown everything So now I made a random aesthetics picker like dark cyberpunk, ocean blue, industrial etc. and the designs look more varied like this one: