2. I've yet to see any"My AI went rogue and caused us to recognise a workers union (mastodon.neilzone.co.uk)
3. A zero-dependency, ultra-lightweight database time machine for SQLite (github.com)
This new tool for SQLite allows developers to track real-time changes and quickly revert to any earlier database state, streamlining the local development process. Its zero-dependency and lightweight design make it an efficient addition to any developer’s toolkit.
4. Show HN: A replayable A2A jury for tracing how agents influence decisions (github.com)
A new tool allows developers to create autonomous Python agents that communicate directly with each other, facilitating decision-making processes. With a focus on replayability, this project offers insights into how these agents influence outcomes.
5. Banksy works cost public almost £150k (www.bbc.co.uk)
6. Show HN: Vibez – Open-Source Rust Based Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) (alexanderwanyoike.github.io)
Vibez is an open-source digital audio workstation designed for electronic music production, built with Rust. It offers features like pad grid performance, timeline arrangement, and mixing on a real console, making it a solid choice for musicians looking for customizable tools.
8. Two wheels, a few tradeoffs, and gas prices (blog.raed.dev)
9. I Wanted to Own the Harness. Then Codex Desktop Won (jorypestorious.com)
After grappling with the complexities of managing AI tools, the author shares their decision to switch from Claude Max to Codex Desktop. The integrated system proved to be a more effective solution, allowing for better focus and productivity.
11. Apple lied under oath to a federal court. The decision to lie came from Tim Cook (www.nytimes.com)
13. Show HN: Open-source playground to red-team AI agents against public prompts (playground.fabraix.com)
14. "Coding is solved" misses the point (blog.mastykarz.nl)
Recent claims that coding challenges have been fully addressed overlook the complexities involved in transforming specific problems into executable code. The discussion highlights the nuances of programming that extend beyond mere automation.
16. When the apartment listing is too good to be true (blog.denv.it)
17. Real-time MCP interceptor that blocks .env reads and dangerous commands agents (marketnow.site)
18. Show HN: Tura – Build agent that uses 80% less token and delivers better results (github.com)
19. Show HN: My WHOOP has no screen. My Kindle had no job. So I put them together (github.com)
21. UnYOLO: Agent credential broker and policy engine for your GitHub account (unyolo.io)
unYOLO simplifies managing access to services like GitHub by allowing users to create custom credential brokers and set specific permissions through a local policy file. This approach eliminates the need for tedious permission screens and provides timed access grants for enhanced security.
22. Show HN: 49IDE – 2D Grid IDE for managing many agents, Git trees, issues (github.com)
23. Google Caught AI Faking Creativity in Every Office in America [video] (www.youtube.com)
26. Show HN: Inertia – Not your Grandfathers animation editor (inertiagraphics.com)
Inertia allows developers to animate real views directly within their applications, using a single file that supports three different runtimes for native playback. This could streamline the animation process and enhance app performance significantly.