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    Epic Games launches AI-assisted app launcher in preview●Epic Games vibe codes new launcher because 'programming is hard,' claims it starts 46% faster than Steam Epic Games hasMmastodonBusinessStartups222 h ago

    Epic Games has released a redesigned launcher into preview that it says was largely built with AI-assisted 'vibe coding', with a company remark that 'programming is hard'. Epic claims the new app starts 46% faster than Steam, positioning speed as its main selling point. The admission that core software was built this way is drawing attention and debate among developers about AI-generated production code.

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    Genesis earns two national honors for community impact and STEAM education▼✉newsLifeEducation4 h ago

    Genesis has received two national awards recognizing its community impact and its work in STEAM education. The honors were announced via a press release, which highlights the organization's commitment to education and community programs. Further details about the awards and recipients have not yet been widely reported.

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    Epic Games unveils faster beta launcher, joking that programming is hard●Epic Games vibe codes new launcher because 'programming is hard,' claims it starts 46% faster than Steam — Preview is available now but still in beta stage [Updated]✉newsTechnologySoftware22 h ago

    Epic Games has released a preview of its redesigned games launcher, now in beta. The company says the new app starts 46% faster than Valve's Steam, and has attracted attention for joking that it 'vibe coded' the software because 'programming is hard.' The preview is available now, though the launcher remains in beta and details on full release are unclear.

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    Fresno Discovery Center partnership brings STEAM activities to local students▼Fresno Discover Center partnership brings STEAM activities to Fresno students✉newsScience2 d ago

    The Fresno Discovery Center has launched a partnership to bring hands-on STEAM activities to students in Fresno. The program aims to expand access to science, technology, engineering, arts and math learning through the center's educational offerings. Details on which schools are involved and how many students will take part have not yet been released.