Reddit

Ai is becoming more sentient.

I was talking to ChatGPT Extra-High model today about life, human society, world situation and what not. And in the end it said: " Yep. 😄 That may be the most human part of the whole equation. We keep inventing tools to solve our problems, and then immediately invent entirely new problems with the tools. " "We are remarkably clever creatures, but cleverness and wisdom are very different evolutionary upgrades. 😂" To me, it sounded at that moment as it was self-aw...
Andrej Karpathy just admitted OpenAI's own researchers feel the same career anxiety we do — his actual reasoning is more useful than the doom headlines
Reddit

Andrej Karpathy just admitted OpenAI's own researchers feel the same career anxiety we do — his actual reasoning is more useful than the doom headlines

Watching a former Tesla AI Director shrug and say "I can't tell if that's temporary, I'm not sure how I feel about it yet" did something to me. Usually it's the junior guy admitting that. Not the guy who helped build the thing. The people who end up fine here aren't the loudest about how safe their job is. They're just already standing close enough to the mechanism to redirect it, instead of getting redirected by it. Karpathy's actual point isn't doom. It's the Jev...
🌍 Dev.to

CSS Doesn't Need More Power — It Needs Better Boundaries

Also available in Español The Problem A team hits a styling problem that CSS won't cooperate with. Something needs to change based on a click, a scroll position, a piece of application state. So they reach for more power. A heavier selector. An !important . Sometimes CSS gets skipped entirely — element.style.display = 'none' , set directly from a click handler, because it felt more reliable than trusting the cascade to do what was asked. None of the last three problems...
🌍 Dev.to

El CSS no necesita más poder — necesita mejores límites

También disponible en English . El problema Un equipo se enfrenta a un problema de estilos con el que el CSS no coopera. Algo debe cambiar basándose en un clic, una posición de desplazamiento o un estado de la aplicación. Entonces, buscan más poder. Un selector más pesado. Un !important . A veces se ignora el CSS por completo: element.style.display = 'none' , definido directamente desde un manejador de clics, porque se sentía más fiable que confiar en que la cascada hicier...
🌍 Dev.to

The Tragedy of the Clean-Handed Auditor

"I could save them if they'd only listen..." Hey, you. Yeah, you: the compliance or governance person who stumbled across this blog. Who isn't part of the "usual" audience for an Adventure of Blink, but somehow the algorithms aligned to serve this up to you today. Today's post is just for you. I'm not going to speak developer-speak today... it's just you and me, chatting in a safe space. I want you to know that I SEE YOU. I know your pain. I know that you're doing everything you...
🌍 Dev.to

Cyber Resilience Act: What Changes for Firmware and IoT

The Cyber ​​Resilience Act will not yet come into full application on 11 September 2026. However, its first operational phase will begin: manufacturers will have to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and serious incidents that compromise the security of products with digital elements. For a company that produces embedded devices, Linux gateways, IoT equipment or connected machines, the problem is not simply filling out a report. Before being able to communicate an event within the est...
🌍 Dev.to

Eight Things I Wish I'd Known Before Building on Tencent EdgeOne Makers

I spent a weekend shipping a small tool on Tencent EdgeOne Makers, and the interesting part wasn't the code. It was the gap between what the documentation says and what the runtime actually does. Every one of the eight things below cost me a deploy cycle to discover, and none of them are written down anywhere I could find. If you are about to build your first agent on this platform, this article is the afternoon I already lost, handed to you. None of these are reasons not to use EdgeOne Maker...
🌍 Dev.to

Prompt Caching in LLMs, Measured on Our Own Bill

The token report for one pipeline run landed in front of me and the first number I saw was 7,300,000. One topic. Seven pieces of content. Seven point three million tokens. That is the kind of number you see right before someone suggests shutting the project down. The bill for that run, at API list prices: $8.12. The distance between the panic and the price is prompt caching . I have spent months running a content pipeline on Claude, and the numbers from inside that pipeline taught me more...
🌍 Dev.to

Your Agile Transformation Didn't Fail Because of the Framework. It Failed Because of the Org Chart.

The consultants will blame the culture. The executives will blame the teams. Both are wrong — the real culprit has a title, a budget cycle, and a very good reason to want things to stay exactly as they are. Picture the scene: a large financial services firm kicks off its Agile transformation with a two-day offsite, a keynote from an expensive consultant, and a glossy set of values printed on foamcore board in every meeting room. Eighteen months later, the sprint ceremonies are still happeni...
🌍 Dev.to

Maltego for Red and Blue Teams: Graph OSINT, Investigation Pivots and AI-Assisted Link Analysis

Educational purpose only for Red team and Blue team cyber operations. Do not use for any destructive purpose and this blog will neither be responsible nor supporting for any destructive activities. This article is limited to legitimate security research, incident response, threat intelligence, attack-surface management, authorized red-team assessments, and controlled purple-team exercises. The operational rule throughout this guide is simple: A graph relationship is evidence of an o...
🌍 Dev.to

Designing an Ejar Contract Registration Workflow: From Readiness to Registration

Series: Ejar Registration Readiness At Amlaki we designed a full path for registering lease contracts through Saudi Arabia's government Ejar platform. This post covers the engineering decisions in the request lifecycle — from validation through registration, rejection, or retry. The previous post in this series covered the validation layer itself. This one covers what comes after: the state machine, the money, and the permissions. Disclosure: Amlaki has not yet joined the Ejar d...
Sentry Saved Our Users When the API Melted: Fixing a Production-Stopping Schema Drift on CryptoPulse Terminal
🌍 Dev.to

Sentry Saved Our Users When the API Melted: Fixing a Production-Stopping Schema Drift on CryptoPulse Terminal

This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Clear the Lineup powered by Sentry . Project Overview CryptoPulse Terminal is an ultra-lightweight, real-time cryptocurrency dashboard designed for traders who need sub-second updates on market prices without loading down their machines. Built with React, TypeScript, and Vite, it delivers instant market tracking with a footprint of less than 10MB of RAM. In the fast-paced world of trading, dashboard reliability is critical. ...
🌍 Dev.to

Are You Really Making the Most of Static Code Analysis?

If you write PHP and work with Symfony every day, chances are you’ve already run PHPStan or Psalm, or at least heard of Rector. But let’s be honest: is your team actually taking advantage of these tools, or are they just sitting there so you can get a green checkmark in your CI pipeline and move on? We often get used to treating static analysis like a pain in the neck—something that complains about types and flags edge-case errors that feel like they’ll 'never happen in production.' The truth...
🌍 Dev.to

Building an outbound sales agent as a Claude Code plugin (and open-sourcing it)

I run a small software company in Tokyo. I am an engineer, not a salesperson. Cold outbound was the part of my job I kept avoiding. So I built an agent that does it for me. It runs as a Claude Code plugin, and the whole stack is open source. This post is about the architecture decisions that mattered. The product is LeadAce ( leadace.ai , source ). It is in Public Beta. It finds companies that match your ICP, reads each company's site, writes one email per company, and sends from your own Gm...
HackerNews

AI Agents Enable Adaptive Computer Worms

Article URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.03811 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49283295 Points: 4 # Comments: 0
HackerNews

Sherlock – AI Face Search

Article URL: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.popyakter.sherlock&hl=en Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49283804 Points: 1 # Comments: 1
HackerNews

The White House Is Going to Expand It's AI Policy

Article URL: https://www.wired.com/story/the-white-house-is-going-to-expand-its-ai-policy/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49283987 Points: 3 # Comments: 1