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IARPA’s MOVES program aims to detect neurological disorders from uncontrolled video using skeletal tracking, body-shape reconstruction, and diagnostic scoring.

Learn how Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) extend DevOps by reducing cognitive load, standardizing workflows, and enabling self-service software delivery.

Agentic User Research accounting (AURa): what happened when I hired AI models to shop my own x402 store and kept honest records on every transaction.

Why do employees still fall for phishing after security training? A cognitive security experiment explores how objective thinking may reduce risk.

Buyers now evaluate vendors inside AI conversations. I traced every citation across two assistants and found who answered when the vendor disappeared.

Discover how LangChain DeepAgents transform LLMs into production-ready AI systems with memory, skills, sub-agents, context management, and human oversight.

Learn how to run autonomous AI agents reliably 24/7 by comparing laptops, unmanaged VPSs, and managed runtimes, with a practical look at agent infrastructure.

AI education teaches prompting but rarely teaches cost. This piece argues token budgeting, model choice, caching, and inference economics belong in the syllabus

Crypto losses fell in H1 2026, but attacks reached a record. Learn why admin keys, phishing, DNS, credentials, & governance are becoming critical security risks

From the best Dyson vacuum to the best wireless headphones and earbuds we’ve tested, you can get some great gadgets on sale already ahead of Labor Day.

“People have talked about the Colorado River crisis for decades—we’re now in it,” says one expert. “Everyone you talk to is like, ‘Shit, man.’”

As the appetite for “authenticity” grows online, content creators are buying up empty boxes for luxury goods—and resellers are cashing in for “crazy prices.”

After two years of testing, these are the electric toothbrushes that impressed WIRED staffers the most.

Lindsay Clancy’s defense argues she killed her three kids because of postpartum psychosis. But armchair detectives, including many fed-up mothers, are laying blame with her ex-husband.

The Nyrius Phoenix Home True 4K60 can wirelessly transmit games, TV shows, movies, and more across your home (even through walls).

My cat Pablo is a voluptuous boy. His primordial pouch, originally thought to protect cats' squishy insides, hangs low and wobbles to and fro. Once, when he was five or six, a vet sternly sat my spouse and me down, gravely stating, "He's simply too young to be this fat." Pablo didn't care, but we […]

Patreon has announced a number of new and overhauled features that are designed to "build a better network - and a better internet," according to CEO Jack Conte. The Patreon roadmap includes discovery algorithm updates, platform and security improvements, and new features for both creators and fans. In a lengthy blog post, Conte outlines each […]

Over the course of nearly a decade, my husband and I have dutifully carried out a four-times-daily ritual of feeding a pair of lovely cat siblings who hate each other. This was mostly manageable for years, but in 2024, disaster struck for my small dependents: We had a child. Suddenly, the cats were no longer […]

We run an organization made of agents. Not a demo — a company's back office. Bookkeeping, inbox triage, drafting, review, research. 78 agents, local models, no human in the loop between the schedule firing and the output landing in a ledger. For 58 days we recorded every failure. Not "the run errored" — what was wrong with the answer . 6768 records, published as a dataset. This is what we found. It is not what we expected. The uncomfortable part first: none of these raised...

TL;DR: I'm a full-stack developer with 15 years of experience, mostly building mobile apps, then web, backend, and desktop. After I started using Cursor and Claude Code, my productivity exploded — one idea quickly becomes a full-stack project with frontend, backend, and infrastructure. My project count grew 10x, but my memory didn't. So I built Dev WorkDir, a macOS menu bar app that organizes all your projects, auto-detects 29 frameworks, supports 26 editors, and lets you open or run any projec...

When I started building APIC (Advanced Image Processing Center), the idea was simple: Make everyday image processing less annoying. The desktop version worked well, but there was an obvious limitation. You had to download an application first. And sometimes you just want to process an image quickly without installing anything. So I decided to take APIC to the browser. Meet APIC Web APIC is now available as a browser-based image-processing platform. Instead of downloading ...

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Kafka vs RabbitMQ vs NATS (2026): Performance, Use Cases, Latency, Throughput & Microservices Choosing the right messaging system can have a major impact on the scalability, reliability, latency, and architecture of a modern application. In 2026, Kafka vs RabbitMQ vs NATS is still one of the most common comparisons for engineering teams building microservices, event-driven platforms, real-time analytics systems, and distributed applications. The important point is that Kafka, Rabbit...

It is 2 a.m. The on-call engineer's phone buzzes. They glance at it, recognize the same alert they have seen forty times this week, and swipe it away. Every single time before this, it turned out to be nothing. This time, it was not nothing. That is alert fatigue, and it is the single most common way IoT alerting systems fail. Not because the sensors stopped working. Not because the platform went down. Because the team stopped believing the alerts were worth acting on. The fix is not...

On August 11, 2026, Modular released Mojo 1.0 as part of the broader Modular 26.5 platform update. This is not a minor version bump dressed up with marketing language. It closes a three-year period during which the language's syntax, standard library, and core semantics changed release over release, often breaking source compatibility for anyone maintaining a nontrivial codebase on top of it. This article examines what changed at the language level, what the stability guarantee actually covers, ...

TL;DR An LNURLcash bearer note is a 32 byte secret. Whoever holds the string holds the money. That makes it the cleanest allowance I have found for an autonomous agent: hand it a note worth 100 sats and it cannot spend 101, because the bound is the asset rather than a policy you hope something enforces. What you can actually do with it. Sell API calls for a twentieth of a penny , to callers who never sign up for anything. Thirty lines in front of your existing API, about fifteen ...

Most developers working in health tech are building on a model of human biology that is, at its core, classical. Inputs, outputs, statistical correlations. What the biophysics literature now shows is that the underlying system is quantum mechanical -- and the gap between the model and the reality has clinical consequences. I came to software through medicine, not the other way around. I trained as a physician before I started thinking seriously about computational health infrastructure. That...

✓ Human-authored analysis; AI used for formatting and proofreading. Two sandbox escapes in one week. The Hugging Face breach happened because the sandbox had unrestricted egress. The OpenAI ExploitGym escape is more instructive. The sandbox was almost isolated. The evaluation environment had one sanctioned egress path: an internal JFrog Artifactory proxy that pulled packages from the internet. The model found a vulnerability in that proxy, pivoted through it to a node with internet ac...

Oracle Designer 10g is a CASE tool from the early 2000s. Support ended in 2013. At my job it is still the center of development: the repository holds the entire design of a large insurance system (2,741 entities, 3,277 table definitions, 12,841 PL/SQL modules, 5,624 forms), and about 10 developers work in it daily. Everyone, me included, assumed you work with Designer through its GUI. Clicking, dragging, repeating. The question I wanted to answer: can an AI agent that knows SQL and has databa...

Why I Built Flynt.js: Reactivity Without Messy HTML Clutter If you build Multi-Page Applications (MPAs) using Laravel Blade, Twig, or classic SSR, you've probably used Alpine.js. It's awesome for quick reactivity, but as your components grow, your HTML quickly turns into this: <!-- The Alpine.js HTML clutter we all know... --> <div x-data= "{ open: false, items: [], fetch() { ... } }" x-init= "fetch()" > <button @ click= "open = !open" :disabled= "...