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I've said this a few times but I really want to emphasize it: This isn't the usual "gemini is silly and 5-10% behind the other labs". Gemini is a straight up liability in your stack. Any engineer who thinks it's usable should not be taken seriously.

This is the best and tightest written show, and nothing will ever top it. I don't want to hear any arguments.

AAAAWWOOOOOOOGAAAAAAAAA A high severity vulnerability in "the most widely deployed DNS software on the internet" just dropped kb.isc.org/docs/cve-2026-943…

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🚨 Nightmare day for cybersecurity Multiple major security incidents, active exploits, supply chain compromises... If you run production systems, start patching NOW. PHP: Two critical unauthenticated RCEs. Attackers already exploiting them. Patch NOW LiteLLM: v1.107.0 on PyPI and Docker is BACKDOORED. Steals cloud, SSH, and AI credentials. Pin 1.106.2. Rotate secrets. eMudhra: A certificate authority's keys were crackable. Update your browsers, systems, and trust stores. Node.js / Next.js / React: Security releases for Brotli RCE, TLS bypasses, and TWO critical Next.js RCEs. TiDB Cloud: PingCAP breached through stolen credentials. Customer information and other sensitive data exfiltrated. Read the attacker's release, fun stuff. Plex2Shell: Weaponized within HOURS of the PoC. Attackers already deploying cryptominers and proxy backdoors. BeyondTrust / Ivanti: Actively exploited zero-days added to CISA's KEV catalog. BeyondTrust attacks linked to a China-nexus campaign. And that's not even the full list. Patch. Audit. Rotate. NOW.

One-size-fits-all blanket usage caps on AI spend don’t make sense. On the other hand, yolo tokenmaxxing doesn’t scale either. We’ve come up with a better approach to cost control centered around efficiency. More efficient employees can have limits raised automatically (with a final upper bound still), while other spend requests go thru an admin review process.

Key point made in this article about needing to know where the banked time savings go. That's a problem I see arise repeatedly. Once AI takes over certain tasks and time-consuming processes, they're not sure where to spend their time.

Google DeepMind says four Gemini 4 Argon agents beat Minecraft without any human help in 27 hours and 14 minutes, costing $1,620 at Argon's planned 2027 price (@maba_xr / The Decoder) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)

This hacker news thread is absolutely heart-breaking. Whoever thinks “humans will find a way” ought I read it.

BREAKING: OpenAI says it discovered a sophisticated recording device hidden in an executive conference room at its San Francisco offices and used its own AI models to trace it to an employee who had planted it days earlier. The FBI has since arrested Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national on OpenAI’s product team, who allegedly installed the device to capture sensitive conversations about the company’s technology. OpenAI says the employee has been fired, that it has no indication model weights, source code, or customer data were accessed, and that the FBI’s investigation is ongoing.

Thank you Opus 5.5 🫡 Kinda wild that I vibe coded a slop port of the LANGUAGE ITSELF and got a 3x reduction in typechecking

Remember the team building free, open-source alternatives to Adobe apps like Photoshop? Well, they’re taking on Microsoft Word too. WordCraft rebuilds the familiar Word workflow in Rust. Free, open source, and already available on GitHub, though still in alpha. All software will become free. I love it.

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