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Cursor's Composer 2 Drama: What Really Powers the Model
Cursor's impressive new Composer 2 model turns out to be built on Moonshot AI's Kimi—raising questions about disclosure, licensing, and transparency.
ChatGPT vs Claude: The Visual Explainer Battle Nobody Saw Coming
ChatGPT vs Claude: The Visual Explainer Battle Nobody Saw Coming
OpenAI and Anthropic released competing visual tools within 48 hours. We tested both—one's faster, one's smarter, and the differences matter.
Apple's $599 MacBook Neo: An iPhone Chip in a Laptop
Apple's $599 MacBook Neo: An iPhone Chip in a Laptop
Apple put an iPhone processor in a $599 MacBook. The compromises are real, but so is the opportunity to finally crack the budget laptop market.
How Google's VP Builds Products at Billion-User Scale
How Google's VP Builds Products at Billion-User Scale
Robby Stein reveals the metrics and methods behind Google's AI Mode launch, from 500 testers to 75 million users. Lessons from Instagram apply at scale.
Laravel Cloud Turns One With Dad Jokes and Giveaways
Laravel Cloud Turns One With Dad Jokes and Giveaways
Laravel celebrated its cloud platform's first anniversary with a 12-hour livestream mixing technical discussion, community engagement, and relentless dad jokes.
What Happens When AI Models Compete to Be Funny
What Happens When AI Models Compete to Be Funny
A developer built Quiplop, an AI-driven comedy game, to test which language models are actually funny. The results reveal unexpected truths about AI.
When AI Gets Cheaper Before It Gets Better
When AI Gets Cheaper Before It Gets Better
The AI race has split into two strategies: better performance at constant prices, or constant performance at collapsing costs. Both paths lead somewhere new.
Claude Code: What Four Hours of Training Actually Reveals
Claude Code: What Four Hours of Training Actually Reveals
Nick Saraev's four-hour Claude Code course promises productivity gains. What it actually teaches about AI-assisted development in 2025.
Open Source AI Models Just Changed Everything
Open Source AI Models Just Changed Everything
The AI landscape shifted dramatically in early 2026. Open-source models now rival closed systems—but the tradeoffs matter more than the hype suggests.
Why a Former Nurse Is Teaching Linux to a Thousand People
Why a Former Nurse Is Teaching Linux to a Thousand People
A DevOps engineer who started as a nurse is building what might be the best free Linux course on the internet. Here's what makes his approach different.
The AI Factory Isn't What You Think It Is
The AI Factory Isn't What You Think It Is
Nvidia's 'AI factory' sparks confusion and backlash. Here's what the term actually means in infrastructure terms—and why it matters for policy.
Google Gemini's Free Update Lets Anyone Build Apps
Google Gemini's Free Update Lets Anyone Build Apps
Google's new Gemini features—including Vibe Coding and Stitch—claim to turn anyone into a developer. But can AI really replace technical expertise?
Linear Says Issue Tracking Is Dead. Here's What's Next
Linear Says Issue Tracking Is Dead. Here's What's Next
Linear, the issue tracker beloved by engineers, just declared its own category obsolete. AI agents are changing how software gets built—for better or worse.
OpenAI Kills Sora, Bets Everything on 'Spud' Model
OpenAI Kills Sora, Bets Everything on 'Spud' Model
OpenAI's internal memo reveals the company is shutting down Sora to focus on 'Spud'—a new model Sam Altman says will 'accelerate the economy.'
Claude Can Now Control Your Computer. Here's What That Means
Claude Can Now Control Your Computer. Here's What That Means
Anthropic's Claude Code gets Computer Use—letting AI control your mouse, keyboard, and apps. We tested it. Here's what works, what doesn't, and what's wild.
PegaProx Promises vCenter for Proxmox—But Should You Care?
PegaProx Promises vCenter for Proxmox—But Should You Care?
A new management tool claims to solve Proxmox's multi-cluster problems. Brandon Lee's been testing it—here's what actually works and what's hype.
New AI Benchmarks Expose the Gap Between Hype and Reality
New AI Benchmarks Expose the Gap Between Hype and Reality
OpenAI and Anthropic promise breakthrough models, but ARC-AGI-3 benchmark reveals AI still scores under 0.5% where humans hit 100%. What gives?
Amazon Spring Sale Tech Deals: What's Actually Worth It
Amazon Spring Sale Tech Deals: What's Actually Worth It
Tech reviewer Alex covers 10 Spring Sale deals, from charging stations to OLED monitors. We examine what's genuine value and what's seasonal hype.
AI Benchmarks Are Breaking. Here's Why That Matters.
AI Benchmarks Are Breaking. Here's Why That Matters.
New ARC-AGI-3 benchmark exposes how AI models memorize rather than learn. Humans score 100%, frontier AI models score less than 1%. The gap reveals everything.
Intel's 18A Chip: A $20B Bet That Breaks Every Rule
Intel's 18A Chip: A $20B Bet That Breaks Every Rule
Intel's Fab 52 is producing chips with two radical innovations at once—something the industry never does. Here's why that's either genius or catastrophic.