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Commentary on DeepSeek's sudden API price hike with zero notice, highlighting the pain point for production builds that need time to adjust or switch providers.
Stability AI is partnering with Music Hackspace and MUTEK to host a 48-hour hackathon in Montreal on August 22–23, bringing developers and sound enthusiasts together.
OpenAI's Developer Experience team is gathering to plan improvements and is asking the developer community for feedback on what to build and improve.
Matt Pocock is finishing his first AI coding course, available year-round for experienced and new developers, priced at ~$200, shipping this month.
Google and Kaggle's 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Vibe Coding course attracted over 353,000 participants, with thousands of capstone projects submitted; the course remains available as a self-paced guide.
A DeepSeek team member invites developers of open-source projects related to Agent Harness to participate in the beta testing of DeepSeek Harness, with a GitHub ID and representative works required.
OpenAI announces an 80% price reduction for its API models, making AI access significantly cheaper for developers.
A guide from freeCodeCamp explaining the difference between prompt engineering and loop engineering for AI workflows, with a practical example of building a PR review loop in Python.
Android may soon restrict on-device ADB connections to improve security, potentially affecting tools like Shizuku and developers who rely on loopback ADB for debugging and call recording.
Open-sourced a desktop workspace that provides a governed runtime for AI coding agents, offering 100+ MCP tools, RBAC, and a self-evolving toolbox.
A comprehensive guide for software developers unfamiliar with data tools, covering the data lifecycle, data professions, and the tool landscape, with insights from the author's experience at Deepnote and Metabase.
Despite developer skepticism, the author leveraged AI to successfully sell 10 websites in one week, highlighting a practical business use for AI tools.
GitHub highlights a CERN research fellow's perspective that code is essential for understanding physics, emphasizing the critical role of software developers in modern science, especially at the Large Hadron Collider.
A tweet thread discussing ChatGPT usage patterns, noting that most users treat it as a Google replacement, while suggesting that converting Codex into ChatGPT Desktop was a missed opportunity.
ArkhasFlow, a professional trading platform, announces it is becoming fully open source, releasing all components including backend, frontend, and core infrastructure, allowing self-hosting with no dependency on the company.
Cursor has released a native iOS app in public beta, enabling developers to launch and control AI coding agents from their phone, with support for cloud agents and remote control of desktop agents.
The author presents two papers examining time-stamped logs for continuity and emerging personality in LLM-based entities, and how memory reduces token consumption and developer time.
This opinion piece argues that Microsoft needs to release a stripped-down version of Windows called Windows Lite to retain developers and gamers who are switching to macOS and Linux, proposing a low-cost, ad-free, no-telemetry OS.
A recommendation for developers to watch TheosTheory's content when using AI agents.
An opinion piece arguing that reliance on AI autocomplete tools is degrading developers' skills and critical thinking, highlighting the hidden costs of mandated AI assistance in software development.