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    Building a GTK application in Haskell, part 1▼Making a GTK application in Haskell, part 1Yhn1651 h ago

    A developer has published the first part of a tutorial series on building a graphical desktop application with GTK using Haskell. The post walks through setting up the toolchain and creating a basic GUI, aiming to show that Haskell can be practical for desktop app development. It has drawn attention among programmers interested in functional programming and GUI tooling.

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    Lakewood Ranch lacrosse player in running for Puerto Rico Olympic team▼Lakewood Ranch lacrosse player has shot at making Puerto Rico's Olympic team✉newsSportOlympics1 h ago

    A lacrosse player from Lakewood Ranch, Florida, has the opportunity to earn a place on Puerto Rico's national team for the Olympic Games, according to local reporting. Lacrosse's return to the Olympic program has opened pathways for athletes with heritage ties to competing nations, and Puerto Rico is assembling a squad for the occasion. The story has drawn local attention as a hometown athlete pursues an international roster spot.

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    Google pauses open source bug bounty amid flood of AI reports▼Google benches open source bug bounty program following ‘significant rise’ in AI submissions✉newsTechnologySoftware3 h ago

    Google has suspended its open source bug bounty program, citing a significant rise in AI-generated vulnerability submissions. The company says many of the reports flooding in are low-quality, machine-written findings that take up valuable reviewer time without adding real security value. The move has sparked debate among security researchers about the impact of automated tools on responsible disclosure programs and how bounty platforms should handle AI-created noise.

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    Advocates urge Healey to opt out of Trump education tax credit▼Advocates urge Healey to opt out of Trump's education tax credit, warn of 'substantial negative impact' on public schools✉newsLifeEducation3 h ago

    Education advocates in Massachusetts are pressing Governor Maura Healey to decline participation in a federal education tax credit created under President Trump, arguing the program would funnel public money toward private schooling and have a 'substantial negative impact' on public school funding. The push puts Healey in a position to decide whether the state joins or opts out of the federal program.

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    Governor Signs AB 1156 to Allow Solar on Williamson Act Lands▼Governor Signs AB 1156, Opening New Pathways for Solar Development on Williamson Act Lands✉newsEnvironmentEnergy4 h ago

    California's governor has signed AB 1156 into law, creating new pathways for solar energy development on land enrolled under the Williamson Act, the state's agricultural land preservation program. The bill eases restrictions that previously limited renewable energy projects on contracted farmland, opening more acreage for solar developers while raising questions about balancing clean energy goals with farmland conservation.

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    Milind claims record as USA make history in Dallas▼Milind claims new record as USA script history in Dallas✉newsSportCricket3 h ago

    Cricket's governing body reports that bowler Milind has claimed a new record while the United States men's team created history in a match held in Dallas. The exact nature of the record and the opposition or tournament involved have not been detailed, but the achievement marks a notable milestone for American cricket on home soil.

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    New Art Gallery Planned for Vliet Street▼Creating a Brand New Art Gallery on Vliet Street✉newsCultureArt3 h ago

    A new art gallery is being created on Vliet Street in Milwaukee, according to Urban Milwaukee. Details on the operator, opening date, and programming have not yet been released, but the project adds to ongoing cultural development along the corridor. Local readers are following news of the venue's construction and what it could bring to the neighborhood's art scene.

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    RealClearDefense has published a piece examining what it calls the military modernization paradox: defense forces are investing in advanced weapons and technology, yet keeping fleets and systems effective while transitioning to new platforms remains a costly and slow challenge. Defense analysts are weighing whether these modernization spending efforts truly deliver improved capability or create new vulnerabilities and trade-offs for armed forces.

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    How to Write Your First Coding Agent Skill●You have house rules for your coding agent: how commit messages should look, what a code review... # ai # tutorial # proMmastodonTechnologySoftware49 h ago

    A new tutorial walks developers through creating their first 'agent skill' — a set of house rules that tells an AI coding assistant how the team works, from commit message formatting to what a code review must include. The guide is aimed at developers integrating AI agents into everyday software workflows and is being shared in programming and productivity communities.

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    KBOCC and NMU sign business degree transfer agreement●KBOCC, NMU sign articulation agreement for business degree program✉newsBusiness10 h ago

    Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College and Northern Michigan University have signed an articulation agreement creating a business degree program pathway. The deal allows students to transfer credits between the two Upper Michigan institutions as they work toward a business degree. Details of the program's requirements and start date were not included in the initial announcement.

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    Freelon Delivers 'Creating the Future' Lecture at N.C. A&T●Freelon Connects Creativity, Education, Civic Leadership in “Creating the Future” Lecture at N.C. A&T✉newsLifeEducation11 h ago

    Architect and civic leader Freelon spoke at North Carolina A&T State University, presenting a lecture titled 'Creating the Future' that tied together creativity, education, and civic leadership. The talk highlighted how design and learning can serve communities, and it drew attention as part of the university's public programming. Attendees heard Freelon's perspective on building both physical spaces and future leaders.