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A project reveals AI memory systems' shocking 95% error rate, questioning the tech's reliability. Is it time to rethink the AI revolution?

Agent plans. Crabbox runs. Airbyte moves. Evidence decides.

Grid is the #1 end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) location sharing app. Share GPS location privately with military-grade E2EE encryption. Open source, self-hostable, zero tracking. The secure Life360 alternative.

Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu won the fourteenth edition of Norway Chess after beating Vincent Keymer in the final round, completing an impressive run of four consecutive classical victories. The 20-year-old from Chennai overtook Wesley So, who drew Alireza Firouzja in classical play and won the Armageddon decider to finish second. Firouzja took third place, while Magnus Carlsen climbed to fourth by defeating world champion Gukesh Dommaraju. | Photo: Norway Chess / Michal Walusza

Friday the Open Source Initiative welcomed the EU's new tech sovereignty package, noting that "over a third of the 29-page document is devoted to Open Source." The nonprofit OSI — maintainers of the Open Source definition — submitted their official feedback in February, and notes that ...

The Trinity Monolith is Live. Founding 100 ingress is active. Witness the Marrow. Join the Resonance.

Scott Stanfield forwarded me a link to Roger Sessions’ A Better Path to Enterprise Architecture yesterday. Even though it’s got the snake-oil word “Enterprise” in the title, the article is surprisingly good. I particularly liked the unusual analogy Roger chose to illustrate the difference between iterative and recursive approaches

Kalshi and Polymarket have enlisted hundreds of paid influencers to spur interest in everything from sporting events to political races.

A local hive of Claude Code agents that message, route, and remember — coordinated by a GOD orchestrator you talk to. macOS, Windows & Linux.

The internet is an essential resource for young people and adults to access information, explore community, and find themselves—both inside countries and across continents. Yet governments around the world continue to introduce and implement legislation requiring all online users to verify their ages before accessing the digital space.

Spring Data Solr stopped active development in 2020 and was archived in 2023. Three years later and some pairing with Claude, its now back from the attic.