All software is dead.
Long live open source.
The Halo Decompilation Project is insane.
They’re using LLMs to reverse-engineer the game from bytecode, basically rebuilding it line by line.
And they’ve already gotten Halo to boot in wireframe.
We’re entering a completely new era of game preservation.
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Effect v4 Release Candidate is here!
After months of beta releases, real-world usage, and community feedback, v4 is entering the final stretch before stable.
Try it, migrate, test your integrations, and tell us what still breaks before 4.0.
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effect.website/blog/releases…
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Anthropic’s models/tooling have been so useful in my day-to-day life over OpenAI that it’s not even close.
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Harsh Baid retweeted
Tragically I am continuing to find that the most effective guardrail against slop is extremely talented engineers doing very thoughtful, human code review
Replying to @cramforce
Cloudflare’s mission is to fork the entire developer ecosystem and destroy open source.
Vinext was an excuse to swindle developers into using their proprietary runtimes instead of @nodejs. It shipped with 10 vulnerabilities that they cheerfully handed to a .gov website.
Now they’ve done it again. They can’t run just-bash, because it’s open source software that runs on @nodejs. It has to work “at the edge”, which is a thing no one wants (We learned the hard way… Not even the Node core developers they hired to work on Workers instead want it!)
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Effect v4 is in beta. 🚀
Rewritten runtime. Smaller bundles. Unified package system.
The most ambitious release we've made so far. Here's what's new. 🧵

ALT Introducing Effect v4 beta. `bun add [email protected]`
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OpenAI/Meta pivoting to short form slop generation as an innovative new market segment makes me think they’re running out of ideas to make this business sustainable
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"a small piezoelectric sensor"
Introducing Alterego: the world’s first near-telepathic wearable that enables silent communication at the speed of thought.
Alterego makes AI an extension of the human mind.
We’ve made several breakthroughs since our work started at MIT.
We’re announcing those today.
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