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    Space game ships with a RISC-V emulator that runs Linux▼Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs LinuxYhnScienceSpace83just now

    The indie team behind the space game Against All Odds has revealed a built-in RISC-V emulator, PasRISCV, that can boot Linux inside the game itself. The emulator is written from scratch and runs within the game engine, letting players tinker with a working computer system mid-game. Developers and hobbyists are discussing the technical achievement, debating the practicality of emulating a CPU inside a game and praising the engineering effort involved.

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    Sentry error tracking platform draws developer attention●getsentry/sentry⬢github1527 min ago

    Sentry, the open-source developer-first error tracking and performance monitoring tool maintained by getsentry, is seeing renewed attention among developers. The platform helps engineering teams detect, triage and fix errors in production software and monitor application performance, and is written primarily in Python. It remains one of the most widely used observability tools in the software development community.

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    Hackers Ask: Is Anyone Producing Good Code With AI Agents?●Ask HN: Is anybody producing good code with coding agents?YhnScienceBiology2822 min ago

    A question on Hacker News asks whether developers are actually producing good code with coding agents like AI assistants that write code autonomously. The poster, ruffrey, wants concrete examples of success rather than hype. The discussion, which drew modest engagement, touches a live nerve in software engineering as teams weigh productivity gains against quality and review overhead from AI-generated code.

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    'Elon is my prophet': Musk's DOGE team's wrecking of Washington●'Elon is my prophet': how Musk's DOGE team took a wrecking ball to WashingtonYhnLifeFashion620 min ago

    A Guardian feature examines how Elon Musk's DOGE team reshaped the US federal government, describing the effort as taking 'a wrecking ball to Washington'. The piece reportedly portrays the young engineers and advisers around Musk, and the quasi-devotional culture surrounding him within the team, and assesses the fallout from the agency's sweeping cuts across federal departments and agencies.

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    How not to detect residential proxies●YhnHealthNutrition2144 min ago

    A technical blog post argues that common methods used to detect residential proxies are flawed. It examines why widely used detection approaches fail, sparking discussion among developers and anti-fraud engineers about better ways to identify proxy traffic online.

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    Scientists boost superconductor strength using empty space●Scientists just made a superconductor stronger using “empty space”✉newsScience56 min ago

    Researchers report a way to strengthen a superconductor by exploiting what they call empty space, according to a new study covered by ScienceDaily. The finding suggests that voids within the material's structure can be engineered to improve its superconducting performance rather than weaken it. Details of the material, team and mechanism are not specified in the available coverage.

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    Kubernetes Agent Sandboxes Become the Unit of Agent Deployment●Kubernetes Agent Sandbox Is Becoming the Unit of Agent Deployment✉newsTechnologySoftware1 h ago

    A growing argument in software engineering circles holds that the Kubernetes agent sandbox is becoming the standard unit for deploying AI agents, much as containers became the unit for applications. The claim suggests teams building agentic systems are converging on sandboxed Kubernetes environments to isolate, scale and manage individual agents. Discussion is developing among developers and platform engineers weighing standardisation of agent infrastructure.

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