Moltbook: Hype or the Singularity? 🔗
Hysteria continues to build over Moltbook, the so-called AI Agent social network. If you believe Elon Musk, Moltbook is at The post Moltbook: Hype or [...]
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Why Kubernetes is retiring Ingress NGINX 🔗
We warned you! Today, Ingress NGINX is still being used by 50% of Kubernetes users to manage incoming traffic, but it’s The post Why Kubernetes is ret [...]
Durable Execution: Build reliable software in an unreliable world 🔗
Software reliability is a persistent problem for developers because IT systems are built on unreliable components: hardware degrades; software has The [...]
Unlocking AI’s full potential: Why context is everything 🔗
AI is ubiquitous in both the consumer and enterprise sectors. Yet few organizations are realizing AI’s full potential. Why? AI The post Unlocking AI’s [...]
Why enterprise businesses should adopt immutable Linux for the desktop 🔗
If you’ve been a part of the Linux community for even a brief period, over the past few years, chances The post Why enterprise businesses should adopt [...]
Chainguard admitted Factory 1.0 was “brittle.” Here’s how 2.0 fixes it. 🔗
The new, revised Factory 2.0 swaps out 1.0’s fragile, event-driven pipeline with a self-healing system powered by a new open The post Chainguard admit [...]
OpenAI’s Codex desktop app is all about managing agents 🔗
OpenAI is betting that coding agents are outgrowing the terminal. The company launched a macOS desktop app on Monday for its Codex The post OpenAI’s C [...]
Beyond automation: Dynatrace unveils agentic AI that fixes problems on its own 🔗
AI unsurprisingly took center stage during the keynotes and throughout much of Dynatrace Perform 2026, the annual user conference last week The post B [...]
S3 is the new network: Rethinking data architecture for the cloud era 🔗
For decades, distributed databases have been built around the assumption that storage will live close to compute. The farther data The post S3 is the [...]
Liya Linux proves high performance doesn’t require a command line 🔗
Any Linux distribution claiming that it wants to make Linux easy and accessible to the general public, as well as The post Liya Linux proves high perf [...]
50 years ago, a young Bill Gates took on the ‘software pirates’ 🔗
Just months after his 20th birthday, Bill Gates had already angered the programmer community. As the first home computers began The post 50 years ago, [...]
Beating context rot in Claude Code with GSD 🔗
Until now, I’ve generally only used LLM tools with existing projects. Attempts to create detailed projects from scratch via agentic The post Beating c [...]
The shift left hangover: Why modern platforms are shifting down to cure developer fatigue 🔗
Over the last decade, “shift left” became the mantra of high-performing engineering organizations. The premise was sound: Move testing, security, The [...]
Anthropic brings plugins to Cowork 🔗
Anthropic is extending Cowork with a plugin system that bundles skills, connectors, slash commands, and sub-agents, giving non-developers the kind The [...]
When AI fails: The new reality of incident management 🔗
If 2025 was the year of AI adoption, with 88% of organizations now using AI across at least one business The post When AI fails: The new reality of in [...]
Why the forward-deployed engineer is tech’s hottest job 🔗
Your LinkedIn is suddenly filled with posts and job ads for the forward-deployed engineer (FDE) role. What does that even The post Why the forward-dep [...]
Forget VMware and VirtualBox: This should be your new VM manager 🔗
For decades, I used VirtualBox for all my virtual machine (VM) needs. I could use it as a graphical user The post Forget VMware and VirtualBox: This s [...]
Gemini CLI gets its hooks into the agentic development loop 🔗
Google has added hooks to Gemini CLI, its terminal-based competitor to Anthropic’s Claude Code. Hooks ensure that Gemini CLI runs The post Gemini CLI [...]
Meet Gravitino, a geo-distributed, federated metadata lake 🔗
In the new world of agentic AI, the discussion has revolved around data: governance, storage, and compute. But what about The post Meet Gravitino, a g [...]
Ramp’s Inspect shows closed-loop AI agents are software’s future 🔗
The recent release of the background coding agent Inspect by Ramp’s engineering team serves as a definitive proof point that The post Ramp’s Inspect s [...]
Prompting vs. RAG vs. fine-tuning: Why it’s not a ladder 🔗
Teams usually assume there’s a straightforward progression from prompt engineering through retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to fine-tuning (the la [...]
Mastra empowers web devs to build AI agents in TypeScript 🔗
Python dominated the early days of machine learning, but that’s changing as AI becomes more mainstream. Take, for instance, the The post Mastra empowe [...]
Kubernetes telemetry feature fully compromises clusters 🔗
If Kubernetes admins don’t have enough to worry about with the upcoming Nginx gateway cutoff, they now may need to The post Kubernetes telemetry featu [...]
With Auto Browse, Google Chrome can now surf the web for you 🔗
For a while now, Google has been on a mission to extend its Chrome browser with more AI features, powered The post With Auto Browse, Google Chrome can [...]
A decade of werf, a software delivery tool for Kubernetes 🔗
Various cloud native projects are celebrating their first decade. While there are obvious big names, such as Kubernetes itself, Helm, The post A decad [...]
Drupal turns 25: From simple to complex — then simple again 🔗
It’s rare that a web product lasts 25 years, given how fast the industry cycles through technologies. But this month The post Drupal turns 25: From si [...]