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Coding Agents Don't Need Longer History — They Need Intent Continuity
I built a system that automatically discovers, verifies, and applies relevant requirements from earlier interactions without asking the user where they came from. The post Coding Agents Don't Need Longer History — They Need Intent Continuity appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Matt Mullenweg tells Automattic staff in Slack he’s back in control after CEO ouster
In a Slack message seen by TechCrunch, Matt Mullenweg told Automattic employees he’s back in control of the company, days after its board put him on leave. Automattic has not yet confirmed the apparent reversal.
How to select the right rack and pinion system for high-precision linear motion
GAM explains why robotics designers should consider pinion size when thinking about motion control for high-precision applications. The post How to select the right rack and pinion system for high-precision linear motion appeared first on The Robot Report.
Software Design in the Age of AI
Why AI coding makes software design more important The post Software Design in the Age of AI appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Anthropic Just Documented Eight Months of AI Attacks.
Every case ran on Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus. The uplift came from scaffolding anyone can download: a skill file, a tool server, subagent Continue reading on Medium »
How To Use AI To Start a Digital Service/ Marketing Business
AI has made it so easy to earn income online Continue reading on Medium »
Ikea supersized its cheap Bluetooth speaker and added an optical input
Ikea's new Badkruka wireless Bluetooth speaker is now available in the US for $59.99. It's reminiscent of the colorful and tiny $10 Kallsup speaker that Ikea debuted earlier this year at CES 2026, but at almost seven inches tall the boxy Badkruka isn't designed with portability in mind as it also lacks a rechargeable battery. Color options aren't as expansive as the Kallsup, either. The Badkruka is available with a black plastic finish or a pink one that almost looks like a wood grain texture. Wherever you end up using it will need a power source within reach, but audio sources can be connected over Bluetooth and, similar to the Kallsup, yo … Read the full story at The Verge.
Scammers target hundreds of thousands of crypto owners after Trezor confirms data breach of email provider
This is the second data breach affecting a company that hardware crypto wallet maker Trezor relies on.
Building and programming autonomous robots at the York Micromaze Hackathon
From 25–27 August, UK RAS STEPS members came together at the University of York’s Institute for Safe Autonomy for a three-day Micromaze Robot Hackathon. Working in teams, participants were challenged to design, build and program autonomous robots capable of navigating a series of increasingly complex mazes. Each team used a custom Raspberry Pi Pico W [ ]
The 95% Illusion: Why Your Confidence Interval Isn't What You Think It Is
Frequentist confidence intervals and Bayesian credible intervals answer different questions, and confusing them can distort product decisions The post The 95% Illusion: Why Your Confidence Interval Isn't What You Think It Is appeared first on Towards Data Science.
How drone developers are navigating changing regulatory landscapes to help farmers
Before the FCC put restrictions on foreign-made robots, it had already set similar restrictions on drones last year, noted Hylio. The post How drone developers are navigating changing regulatory landscapes to help farmers appeared first on The Robot Report.
Arizona’s lifeline for chip manufacturing is drying up
Water intake towers at the Hoover Dam stand next to a bleached "bathtub ring" on the banks of Lake Mead on September 1st in Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Arizona. The reservoir has hit historic lows as the Colorado River experiences unprecedented drought. | Photo: Getty Images Arizona, an epicenter for the bipartisan push to revive American chip manufacturing, is about to lose more than a quarter of the water it typically pulls each year from the Colorado River. The 1,400-mile waterway is a crucial lifeline for the region and other western states. A recent federal decision on how to manage its dwindling flow hits Arizona, and its already drought-prone desert communities, particularly hard. The river provides more than a third of the Grand Canyon State's water. Arizona has been a manufacturing hub since the start of the semiconductor industry, and now it's where TSMC and Intel are expanding massive factories to m … Read the full story at The Verge.