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    Addy Osmani releases engineering skills for AI coding agents●addyosmani/agent-skills⬢github3365 min ago

    Google engineering leader Addy Osmani has published a repository called agent-skills, offering production-grade engineering skills for AI coding agents. The JavaScript project is gaining attention on GitHub, drawing interest from developers looking to improve how AI assistants handle real-world software engineering tasks.

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    Developers Combine Codex and Claude Code for Smarter Automation●𝕏xSE5091 h ago

    Developers are pairing OpenAI's Codex with Anthropic's Claude Code in combined workflows, using each coding agent's strengths to automate more of the software development process. The approach lets one tool generate or refactor code while the other reviews, tests, or handles different parts of a task. Conversations focus on practical setups, prompts, and how multi-agent pipelines compare to relying on a single assistant.

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    Developers Test Whether Laya Can Replace JEV●Is Laya the End of JEV? I Tested the Open Source Alternative▶youtubeTechnologySoftware78.4K4 min ago

    A developer put Laya, an open source alternative to the JEV tool, through hands-on testing and asks whether it could mark the end of JEV. The review is drawing wide attention in the software community, where users are weighing whether the free option now matches the original in features and performance, and what that would mean for JEV's future.

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    Developer pits AI coding agents against each other in races●Every few days someone tells me which coding agent is "obviously the best". They always have a... # ai # opensource # shMmastodonTechnologySoftware44 min ago

    A developer has built races between AI coding agents to test which one performs best, challenging the frequent claims that any single agent is "obviously the best". The finding, shared widely in software and open-source communities, was that the fastest agent was not the winner, prompting discussion about how AI coding tools should actually be evaluated.

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    Only one iPhone Duo fold animation works on Galaxy Z Fold 8●I tried 4 iPhone Duo fold animations on my Galaxy Z Fold 8, and only one worked✉newsTechnologyMobile2 min ago

    A MakeUseOf writer tested four iPhone Duo fold animations on a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, finding that only one of them worked. The piece highlights how foldable animation tricks shared across devices often fail outside their intended hardware, and folds in hands-on impressions of Samsung's latest foldable alongside Apple-inspired software tweaks.

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    Software bugs blamed for F1 Malaysia farce●How computer software bugs led to F1’s Malaysia farce: ‘Totally unacceptable’✉newsSportMotorsport56 min ago

    Formula 1's Malaysian Grand Prix was marred by what officials are calling a farce caused by computer software bugs, with critics branding the situation 'totally unacceptable'. Technical failures reportedly disrupted the running of the event, prompting questions about the sport's reliance on software systems and the adequacy of testing before race weekends.

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    GomSpace Readies GOMX-5 CubeSat for SpaceX Transporter-18 Mission▼GomSpace Prepares 8U CubeSat GOMX-5 for SpaceX Transporter-18 Launch to Demonstrate Satellite Communications Technology✉newsScienceSpace2 h ago

    Danish small-satellite maker GomSpace is preparing its 8U CubeSat GOMX-5 for launch on SpaceX's Transporter-18 rideshare mission. The satellite is intended to demonstrate advanced satellite communications technology in orbit, serving as an in-flight validation of the company's software-defined radio and inter-satellite networking capabilities. The mission continues GomSpace's series of GOMX technology demonstrator satellites and highlights the growing use of rideshare launches for testing new space hardware.

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