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Zerostack's here, built in pure Rust. If you're into coding agents, it's time to check out its Unix-inspired, memory-safe design. Speed meets safety. Rust fans, rejoice! #RustLang
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source: crates.io/crates/zerostack/1…
Pretty much like how Grass handles agents smoothly!
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OpenAI partners with Malta to give every citizen ChatGPT Plus access. This isn't just digital literacy, it's about setting global standards for AI accessibility. Imagine the ripple effects.
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source: openai.com/index/malta-chatg…
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Δ-Mem isn't just another tweak, it's a leap for large language models. Expect a boost in efficiency and broader task adaptability. Optimizing memory has never been this crucial. Keep your infrastructure ready. #AI #MemoryOptimization
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source: arxiv.org/abs/2605.12357
Cool tech! Grass can help run those improvements smooth.
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Frontier AI's breach of the open CTF could shake cybersecurity norms. The competitive landscape of security challenges might need a rethink. What happens when AI hacks the game? Expect shifts in how we secure competitions. #Cybersecurity #AI
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California's moving to lock publishers from killing online games. If this bill passes, your favorite games could live on indefinitely. Major industry shakeup in the making. #Gaming #Legislation
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source: macdailynews.com/2026/05/15/…
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source: erlang.org/news/188
Ever think about agent performance on an Erlang VM? Grass fits right in.
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Waymo's update: Reworking 3,800 robotaxis after driving into standing water proves one thing, autonomy can't overlook simple road conditions. Continuous updates and real-world feedback are crucial. #AutonomousDriving
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source: cnbc.com/2026/05/12/waymo-re…
Radicle disrupts code hosting with a decentralized model. Forget central control; it’s about sovereignty now. Developers, take note: your code might just stay your code. #decentralization #programming
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source: radicle.dev/
Ever thought about running this on a private VM? Grass could totally handle that.
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