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Ring and Flock Built a Surveillance Pipeline Into Your Doorbell. Then They Killed It.
1+ hour, 50+ min ago (317+ words) Ring and Flock scrapped their October 2025 deal after public backlash, but the underlying data-sharing infrastructure between consumer cameras and police remains intact On October 16, 2025, Ring and Flock Safety announced a formal integration partnership. CNBC reported Ring was “moving deeper into…...
FetchQuest: Spec-Driven Dog Battling on Solana Devnet
33+ min ago (283+ words) DEV Weekend Challenge: Dog Days Edition Submission 🐕 This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Dog Days Edition FetchQuest — a tiny dog-vs-raccoon battler. You generate a dog with random stats (Speed, Bark, Chomp) and a personality tag, watch it come to…...
I've decided to take back control of my brain in the era of ai
18+ min ago (539+ words) to write is to think. whir-buzz-and-spin until the content is complete. while I stare blankly at the terminal fleet. it's ok, i say. another task done fast. i'll use my brain next time. but for now, this will pass. write…...
What I log from AI workflows before I trust the automation
27+ min ago (385+ words) Most AI workflow posts focus on prompts, tools or output quality. Those matter, but they are not the first thing I want to trust. The first thing I want to trust is the audit trail. If an AI workflow suggests…...
Inside HNSW: The Graph Algorithm That Makes Your AI Agent's Memory Fast (and Sometimes Wrong)
39+ min ago (526+ words) Every time an AI agent calls something like memory.search(query, limit=5), a graph traversal runs underneath it that most developers never look at. It's not a database index in the traditional sense — it's closer to a probabilistic subway map,…...
I normalised 51 million property transactions from 16 government registries — here's the bug that nearly ruined it
33+ min ago (539+ words) Property registry data is open in many countries. HM Land Registry publishes every sale in England and Wales. The Dubai Land Department publishes transactions. US counties publish deeds. It's all free, and any developer can download it this afternoon. So…...
Herding AI Agents: A Weekend with Herdr, Tmux, and Remote Fleets
51+ min ago (1460+ words) I like making life harder for myself most of the time (check out Pushing the Limits: Turning a 4GB Lenovo Duet Chromebook into My Primary Development Machine). As AI agents have gotten better, to the point where you can actually delegate…...
Harvard professor slammed for using AI to write to write anti-Trump op-ed: ‘Worst slop I’ve seen’
1+ hour, 6+ min ago (287+ words) A Harvard professor is in hot water over claims that an anti-President Trump opinion article he wrote for the Financial Times was almost entirely AI-generated, with some branding it “slop.” “It has come to our attention that AI was used…...
The TechBeat: How BlackBerry Reinvented Itself After Losing the Smartphone War (8/16/2026) | HackerNoon
5+ hour, 24+ min ago (183+ words) 8/16/2026: Trending stories on Hackernoon today! How are you, hacker? ðªWant to know what's trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here…...