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    MrBeast says he spends millions reverse engineering platform algorithms●MrBeast 'spends millions reverse engineering the algorithms on each platform'YhnSportBaseball7457 min ago

    YouTube star MrBeast told billionaire Mark Cuban that he spends millions of dollars reverse engineering the algorithms on each platform so he never runs out of ideas. The revelation, made during a conversation with Cuban, highlights the extreme lengths the creator takes to maintain his dominance online, treating video production more like a data-driven business than entertainment.

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    QA Wolf runs Windows desktop tests from Linux●Running Windows desktop tests from Linux with disposable VMsYhnHealthFitness941 h ago

    QA Wolf describes how it solved Windows desktop automation by running tests from Linux machines against disposable Windows virtual machines. The approach lets automated tests spin up clean Windows environments on demand, avoiding fragile setup and manual maintenance. The writeup is drawing attention among developers interested in cross-platform test infrastructure.

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    Hetzner explains the history and design of its cloud network stack▼The Hetzner Cloud network stack – history and technical overviewYhnTechnology1166 h ago

    Hetzner has published a technical overview tracing how its cloud networking infrastructure evolved, covering the architectural decisions and engineering history behind the network stack that powers its cloud platform. The deep dive is drawing attention from developers and infrastructure engineers interested in how the German hosting provider builds its systems at scale.

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    New free games service Game Asobita launches with mobile support●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1483558/ 傑作ゲーム『片道勇者』『巡り廻る。』など無料で遊び放題「ゲームアソビタ」公開、スマホにも対応。ウディタ製なら投稿自由 – AUTOMATON # # GAMINGMmastodonCultureGaming11 d ago

    A Japanese gaming service called Game Asobita has been made public, offering free unlimited access to games including well-known titles One Way Heroics and Megurimeguru. The service works on smartphones as well as PC, covering Android and iOS, and developers using the WOLF RPG Editor (Udita) engine can freely upload their games to the platform.

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    Many users are asking whether Reddit is down, with the question surfacing as a top search in Canada. When the popular discussion platform goes offline or slows down, users quickly turn to search engines to confirm whether the problem is on their end. No details were available on the cause or scope of the disruption.

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    A discussion prompt on Hacker News asks where creativity in software development has gone, drawing engagement from the developer community. The question invites debate over whether modern software has become formulaic, driven by frameworks, platforms and commercial pressures rather than inventive, playful engineering.

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    Cybersecurity Researchers Flag New Phishing Site Hosted on Google Web App▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//mnmbk-6c118[.]web[.]app 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6ad025a13b77500 00969MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity11 d ago

    Security researchers are warning about a suspected phishing site hosted on a web.app subdomain, a hosting service tied to Google App Engine. The suspicious URL was shared in defanged form to prevent accidental clicks, alongside a link to a technical analysis on the URLDNA scanning platform. The alert highlights how attackers continue to abuse legitimate hosting services to deploy scams.

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    Colossal Biosciences launches AI platform for de-extinction work▼Colossal Biosciences announces new AI platform to help accelerate de-extinction efforts Colossal announced a new AI platMmastodonBusinessStartups11 d ago

    Colossal Biosciences, the US biotech company known for its attempts to resurrect species like the woolly mammoth, has announced a new AI platform intended to speed up its de-extinction research. Alongside the launch, entrepreneur Peter Diamandis has created a new fund to back startups building on the platform. The announcement has drawn attention from the tech and science communities, with discussion focused on how AI tools could accelerate biotech innovation and on the commercial ecosystem forming around Colossal's ambitious genetic engineering projects.

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    NASA Langley turns Boeing 777 into flying science lab▼NASA Langley transforms Boeing 777 into a flying science lab✉newsScience19 h ago

    NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia has converted a Boeing 777 into an airborne laboratory for scientific research. The aircraft is being reconfigured to carry instruments and experiments for atmospheric and aeronautics studies. The conversion highlights NASA's growing use of large commercial jets as research platforms, and locals are following the project closely given the center's prominent role in the region.

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    Neckbeard plugin brings DevOps skills to coding agents▼Neckbeard – A DevOps/platform/SRE plugin for your agentYhn561 d ago

    A developer has released Neckbeard, an open-source plugin that gives AI coding agents DevOps, platform engineering and SRE capabilities. The tool is hosted on GitHub and is gaining attention among engineers interested in extending AI agents beyond writing code into infrastructure and operations tasks.

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    Fan reverse-engineering of video games keeps expanding▼Reverse-engineered games: All the news on video game decomps, recomps, VR and web and 3D ports✉newsCultureGaming1 d ago

    Fan communities continue producing reverse-engineered versions of classic video games, including decomps and recomps that rebuild game code, alongside ports to virtual reality, browsers, and 3D platforms. Coverage is tracking the growing scene of unofficial recreations and what they mean for preservation and copyright. Enthusiasts see the work as a way to keep older games playable on modern systems.

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    Public Book passages become searchable by engines▼The Public Book can now be found by search engines. Every public passage has its own page a crawler can read, with the qMmastodonCultureBooks31 d ago

    The Public Book, a platform for sharing book passages, is now indexed by search engines. Every public passage has its own crawlable page showing the quote and its source, making individual excerpts discoverable through web search. Personal collections remain private, visible only to the people they are shared with, and are excluded from the index. The change was announced by the project's developer as part of an ongoing build-in-public effort, and early reaction from the reading community has been modest but positive.

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    XPeng opens vehicle platforms and chips to global partners▼XPENG opens vehicle platforms, chips and engineering tools to global partners✉newsTechnologySemiconductors1 d ago

    Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng says it will share its vehicle platforms, chips and engineering tools with partners worldwide. The move positions the company as a technology supplier to other automakers, not just a car brand. It is being read as part of Chinese EV firms' push to expand overseas influence and find new revenue beyond car sales.

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    Cloudflare details fix for rare Hyperdrive MySQL caching bug▼Inside Hyperdrive: How we solved a rare Hyperdrive MySQL caching bug✉newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    Cloudflare has published a technical deep-dive explaining how its engineering team identified and fixed a rare caching bug in Hyperdrive, its database acceleration service for MySQL. The post walks through how the defect affected query caching behaviour and the debugging process behind the solution. Developers using Hyperdrive are likely reading it for insight into the service's internals and Cloudflare's reliability practices.

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    Databricks rolls out predictive AI functions for forecasting▼📊 Unlock powerful insights and forecasts with Predictive AI Functions Data teams all get asked the same questions: "whatMmastodonTechnologyAI11 d ago

    Databricks has introduced predictive AI functions aimed at helping data teams answer recurring business questions, such as forecasting next quarter's sales. The company says the tools unlock automated insights and forecasts directly within its platform, reducing the manual work analysts typically spend building predictive models. The announcement is drawing attention among data engineering and analytics professionals evaluating whether built-in AI forecasting can replace custom modelling workflows.

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    VIEWE has opened up display development for the ESP32-S31, making it easier for makers and engineers to build projects around the chip. The announcement, reported by Open Source For You, is drawing attention from the open-source hardware community, where accessible tooling and documentation for display modules are always in demand.

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    J&J Promotes FDA-Approved Surgical Robot in $100 Billion Revenue Push▼J&J Spotlights FDA-Approved Surgical Robot Amid $100 Billion Revenue Push✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 d ago

    Johnson & Johnson is spotlighting its FDA-approved surgical robot as part of a drive to reach $100 billion in revenue. The company is positioning the robotic surgery platform as a key growth engine, betting on medical technology to offset slower pharmaceutical growth and compete with rivals in the fast-expanding surgical robotics market.

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    5G chips now power phones, wearables, IoT and vehicles▼5G chips and modules power phones, wearables, IoT, and vehicles✉newsTechnologySemiconductors2 d ago

    5G chips and modules are increasingly serving as the connectivity backbone for a broad range of devices, from smartphones and wearables to Internet of Things sensors and connected vehicles. Engineering coverage highlights how semiconductor makers are adapting 5G technology beyond mobile handsets, positioning it as a general-purpose platform across consumer electronics, industrial applications and the automotive sector.

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    Nscale Acquires AI Startup Anyscale▼Nscale Acquires Anyscale, Enhancing its Full Stack AI Cloud Platform | Nscale✉newsTechnologyAI1 d ago

    AI cloud provider Nscale has announced the acquisition of Anyscale, the company behind the Ray distributed computing framework. The deal is intended to strengthen Nscale's full-stack AI cloud platform, adding Anyscale's software and engineering talent to its infrastructure business. Further details on the transaction's value and terms have not been disclosed.

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    How AI pipelines moderate billions of posts in milliseconds●How do platforms moderate billions of posts in milliseconds? It all comes down to vector embeddings, multi-stage pipelinMmastodonTechnologyAI01 d ago

    A technical explainer is circulating on how social media platforms moderate billions of posts almost instantly. The approach relies on vector embeddings, multi-stage moderation pipelines and parallelized AI systems that filter and flag content at scale. The discussion targets engineers and anyone curious about the hidden infrastructure behind automated content moderation.

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    Brooklyn prosecutors dismantle Russian-language crypto scam operation●Le bureau du DA de Brooklyn a démantelé une opération de pig butchering ciblant la communauté russophone. Ces arnaques cMmastodonBusinessCrypto01 d ago

    The Brooklyn District Attorney's office says it has broken up a pig butchering operation that targeted the Russian-speaking community. The crypto scams relied on long-term social engineering, with fraudsters sometimes maintaining contact for weeks before making any request for money. Officials stressed the community-focused targeting of the scheme, which drained victims through fake investment platforms.

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    QA Wolf streams end-to-end test runs over WebRTC●Live streaming Web, Android, and iOS E2E test runs over WebRTCYhnTechnologyMobile152 d ago

    QA Wolf has introduced live streaming of end-to-end test runs across Web, Android, and iOS, using WebRTC to broadcast browser and device sessions in real time. The feature lets engineering and QA teams watch tests execute as they happen, making failures easier to debug and giving distributed teams shared visibility into automated testing across platforms.

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    GM Defense Unveils Driverless Military Silverado●GM Defense's New Driverless Military Silverado Is All Engine And Bed✉newsWorldDefense2 d ago

    GM Defense has introduced a driverless military version of the Chevrolet Silverado pickup, built around a powerful engine and a large cargo bed rather than a crew cabin. The autonomous truck is aimed at military logistics and transport duties, removing the need for a human driver in potentially dangerous operations, and it highlights the growing role of commercial vehicle platforms in defense applications.

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    Investors track Cummins stock price and market moves●Cummins Inc. (CMI) stock price, news, quote and history✉newsBusinessFinance2 d ago

    Cummins Inc., the US engine and power systems manufacturer trading under the ticker CMI, is drawing attention on financial markets, with its share price, quote data and trading history among the most-viewed stock pages on major finance platforms. Investors appear to be checking recent price movements and company news to gauge the stock's direction. No specific earnings announcement, deal or market event is cited in the available coverage, leaving the exact trigger for the interest unstated.

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    Beyond Finance Opens Remote Senior Cloud Security Engineer Role●⚡ Remote Senior Cloud Security Engineer at Beyond Finance. ✅ Apply here: https:// jobicy.com/jobs/155257-senior- cloud-sMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity02 d ago

    Beyond Finance, a US debt-relief company, is hiring a senior cloud security engineer for a fully remote position. The opening was shared on a job listing platform with an open application link, targeting professionals in cloud security and information security. Hiring for cloud security roles remains competitive across the tech industry.

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    Local LLM said to beat Steam at game recommendations●I gave my local LLM my entire Steam library, and it recommends games better than Steam does✉newsTechnologyAI2 d ago

    A tech writer reports that running a local language model on their entire Steam library produced game recommendations better than Steam's own system. The claim is fueling debate about whether Valve's recommendation engine is underperforming and whether privacy-friendly, locally run AI could replace storefront algorithms for picking what to play next.

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