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I think the same. Something feels off with all these exchange attacks. Is this a pattern or just a coincidence? Could Coinbase be next?

Reddit's CEO, per reports: "AI mode does not drive traffic." The old deal was simple: you publish, search sends you visitors. AI answers keep the content and skip the visit. If nobody clicks anymore, why would anyone keep writing the stuff AI learns from?

"SaaS is dead" is the wrong take. Building software got cheap. Maintaining it didn't. Every custom tool you vibe-code today is a subscription you pay later, in your own time. The SaaS that survives won't sell features. It'll sell "you never have to think about this again."

What if GitHub's next million users aren't human? 🤖 Imagine AI agents with their own profiles, reputations, contributions, and communities. The future of open source could become a social network for artificial intelligence.

Next? 💀

Stack Overflow should become an AI chat powered by its entire knowledge base. A mini-LLM built specifically for developers.

Someone turned a terminal into a 3D world. It's called Ratty. Built with Rust, Bevy, and GPU rendering. You can rotate your terminal in 3D, bend it into a Möbius strip, and render objects directly alongside your shell. It's a real terminal. Not a simulation. Developers are taking terminals to another dimension. Open source. github.com/orhun/ratty

House Democrats introduced a resolution: no taxpayer bailouts for AI companies if the bubble pops. Easy to agree with today. Harder when the crash hits your pension, your bank, and the cloud your company runs on. Hot take: "no bailouts" is a promise nobody has kept in a real crash. Change my mind.

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Claude just removed the 5-hour limit for verified Ultra accounts (weekly limits unchanged). So for a lot of heavy users, the rate limit stops being the excuse. Uncomfortable question: what's actually slowing you down now? - Reviewing what agents produce - Knowing what to build next - Context and setup - Your own attention span Pick one, and be honest.

OpenAI and Anthropic both claim their internal models disproved the Exponential Time Hypothesis, a 27-year-old pillar of CS. Both proofs are Lean-checked. Uncomfortable truth: Lean checks that the proof follows from the formal statement. It can't tell you the statement means what the headline says. Same thing with agent code: "tests pass" ≠ "the tests test the right thing." Where do you put the human check in your workflow?

Wait… Binance invested $500M in Twitter, turned it into $1B+, and now CZ is telling Elon to stop trolling? 😂 You can't make this up. 🍿

Analysts say the $6.3B Binance hack may not derail crypto’s recovery. I’d separate a bullish market thesis from trust in one platform. When do you reduce custody exposure even if you still believe in the sector?

OpenAI doubled usage limits across paid plans after reversing a planned quota cut following user pushback.

Trezor reports a suspected crypto-theft implant in a Safe 5 sold by reseller CryptoBilis.

Bitcoin was circling $77,000 as a tech sell-off spread to gold, Cointelegraph reports. I’d stress-test treasury plans across assets that look unrelated. When risk hits several hedges together, which assumption gets reviewed first?

Crypto has a serious security problem. Recent incidents involving major platforms raise a critical question: Are we building the future of finance or exposing users to greater risks? The next crypto revolution must prioritize security over hype. 👇

Agree. Building UI components, the checkpoint that saves the most time is the first rendered state, before any logic gets wired. One-shotting a goal works when the pass/fail check is objective. "Does this feel right" isn't, so that's where the model should stop and show you.

I can’t believe the reports of a Binance hack. Binance has become the cancer of the crypto ecosystem. An industry built on decentralization should never depend so heavily on a single platform. How much longer will this continue?