A critique of Meta’s AI vision
Staff liquidity now, IPO timing unclear.
New cyber model added to Daybreak.
Microsoft adds a managed agent runtime.
Meta’s local AI strategy emerges.
Once you have several AI agents running in the terminal at the same time, what you need most isn’t more terminals, but the ability to see at a glance who’s stuck. A hands-on comparison of four managers — tmux / herdr / codeg / agent-deck — covering status awareness, task handoff between agents, recovery after closing the terminal, mobile remote control, and privacy: who actually solves what, and why I ended up keeping herdr.
AI inference is reshaping storage.
AI academia faces compute and lab limits
Experts outline guardrails for enterprise AI agents.
Two rounds of in-depth research plus verification through court judgments: the 'unlimited supply' of cheap dining vouchers is physically impossible; the real upstream sources are stacked subsidies, new-customer coupons, and insider coupons; $5 is the scam's customer acquisition cost, not the product cost.
