Flock Turned Kids’ Gym Into Sales Demo, City Renewed
Flock used kids' gymnastics as surveillance demo. City discovered abuse, renewed anyway. Lazy engineering meets ethical failure. Developers: own the harm.
Linux Kernel Disclosure Policy: No Distro Heads-Up
The Linux kernel security team’s disclosure policy ignited Hacker News today, pulling 519 points and ...
Microsoft-OpenAI Partnership Ends: Multi-Cloud AI Begins
Microsoft and OpenAI ended exclusive partnership April 27, 2026. Azure lock-in ends, multi-cloud AI on ...
Andrew Ng AI Dev 26: Speed vs Quality Debate (3000 Devs)
On April 28-29, over 3,000 developers packed into Pier 48 in San Francisco for Andrew ...
IBM Bob: Multi-Model AI Coding with Security Flaws
IBM launched Bob on April 28-30, 2026—an AI coding platform that targets enterprises, not individual ...
Rivian’s Internet Kill Switch: First EV Privacy Control
Rivian offers the first internet connectivity kill switch in a major EV, letting drivers disable data collection. Tesla doesn't offer this. 90% of ...
Boring Tech Stack: The Most Controversial Choice in 2026
In 2026, the most controversial architectural choice you can make is choosing a monolith, PostgreSQL, ...
Ghostty Leaves GitHub After 18 Years of Daily Outages
Mitchell Hashimoto—GitHub user #1299, HashiCorp co-founder, creator of Vagrant and Terraform—announced Monday he’s pulling his ...
Majestic Labs Tackles AI’s Memory Wall with 128TB Server
AI infrastructure spending is racing toward $600 billion in 2026, but while the industry obsesses ...
Platform Engineering’s $10M Crisis: Why 70% Fail to Deliver ROI
Platform engineering hit 80% enterprise adoption in 2026—Gartner’s prediction realized a year early. But behind ...