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    Capcom plans AI integration for RE Engine▼Capcom plans AI for RE Engine🦋bluesky57036 min ago

    Capcom is working to bring artificial intelligence capabilities into its RE Engine, the game engine behind the Resident Evil and Monster Hunter series. The plan points toward using AI in the company's development pipeline, though specifics on what the technology will do and when it will appear have not been laid out in detail.

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    A detailed walkthrough breaks down how a proof in the Lean theorem prover works, written specifically for software engineers rather than mathematicians. The post dissects the structure of a Lean proof step by step, aiming to make formal verification and proof assistants more approachable to developers without a formal methods background.

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    Hacksmith Industries Building Real Batmobile Gadgets in New Series●We're Building Real Batmobile Gadgets | EP. 2▶youtubeTechnologyGadgets469.7K17 min ago

    Canadian engineering channel Hacksmith Industries has released episode two of a series dedicated to building working gadgets inspired by the Batmobile, drawing hundreds of thousands of likes from viewers. Fans of the channel are following along as the team turns fictional Batman technology into real, functional prototypes using practical engineering.

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    What should software engineers call themselves now?●Ask HN: What's a good title for a software engineer now?YhnLifeFood657 min ago

    A Hacker News discussion asks what job title a software engineer should use today, reflecting ongoing confusion in the industry as roles multiply. Titles like developer, engineer, full-stack, staff, and AI specialist increasingly overlap, leaving many unsure how to describe their work on resumes and LinkedIn.

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    Russian attack kills crew member on Liberia-flagged ship near Odesa●RE: https:// journa.host/@ScottLucas/117381 406690126913 # Russia forces attack # Liberia - flagged cargo ship, killingMmastodonWarUkraine11 h ago

    Russian forces attacked a Liberia-flagged cargo ship at a Black Sea port near Odesa on Saturday, killing the vessel's motor engineer and injuring three other crew members. The strike is being reported amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian port and shipping infrastructure in the Black Sea, drawing renewed attention to risks to civilian merchant vessels in the war.

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    West Africa struggles to retain its scientists▼‘We’re losing our scientists’: STEM struggle in W Africa✉newsSciencePhysics5 h ago

    West Africa is facing a growing crisis in science, technology, engineering and mathematics as trained researchers and academics leave the region for better-paid opportunities abroad. Reporting under the banner 'We're losing our scientists' highlights the brain drain draining universities and research institutions of expertise, undermining local capacity in physics and other STEM fields.

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    Roblox Seeks Senior Software Engineer for Consumer App Team●Roblox is hiring Senior Software Engineer, Consumer App Foundations 🔧 # cplusplus # android # ios # seniorengineer 🌎 SanMmastodonTechnologyMobile423 h ago

    Roblox is recruiting a Senior Software Engineer for its Consumer App Foundations team at its San Mateo, California headquarters. The full-time role focuses on C++ development across Android and iOS platforms, aimed at strengthening the mobile experience behind the popular gaming platform.

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    Capcom plans to turn RE Engine into an AI-generation engine●Capcom announces plans to transform its RE Engine into an 'AI-generation game engine' But that isn't necessarily the samMmastodonCultureGaming122 h ago

    Capcom has announced plans to evolve its RE Engine, the technology behind Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, into an 'AI-generation game engine'. Reporting notes the phrase may not mean a fully generative AI game engine, and the distinction matters for how much development the AI would actually handle. Gamers and industry watchers are weighing what the move means for future game production.

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    Many NFL Referees Hold Full-Time Jobs Off the Field●Every NFL Referee's Full-Time Job, Including Financial Advisor, Aerospace Software Engineer and More✉newsSportFootball23 h ago

    A roundup highlights that NFL referees are not full-time league employees and hold outside jobs, ranging from financial advisor to aerospace software engineer. The piece lists each official's day job, underlining how officiating in the NFL remains a part-time role despite the league's scale, a fact that continues to surprise fans.

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