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Monday.com laid off 20% of its workforce, over 600 employees, as part of a restructuring tied to an "AI-driven growth strategy," joining other tech companies citing AI for job cuts.
Git's interactive rebase command, git rebase -i, is not intimidating because it merely opens a text file for editing, allowing users to abort changes or recover work using the reflog.
A review of "Thinking in Systems" highlights how delays, often counterintuitive, impact system behavior, using a car dealership inventory model to illustrate their effects on ordering and stock levels.
Inflect-Micro-v2 offers complete, fixed-voice English text-to-waveform speech synthesis with under 10 million parameters, enabling local CPU or CUDA inference for high-quality audio generation.
DeepSeek reportedly paused its fundraising efforts after a leaked transcript revealed concerns about the significant compute gap between China and the United States.
Cloudflare introduces new AI traffic options for customers to manage and optimize their online presence.
General Motors backs Peak Energy's effort to develop sodium-ion batteries for US grid storage.

Warner Bros. accuses Amazon of illegally poaching executives through interference with contracts and unfair competition.

Prime Video debuts the first teaser for Blade Runner 2099 at San Diego Comic-Con.
Developers removed 80% of Claude Code's system prompt for advanced models with no loss in coding evaluations.

Phineas Fisher, a prolific hacktivist, targeted spyware makers and governments, exposing scandals and remaining uncaptured for over a decade.
A facility in Minnesota is producing low-carbon ammonia using wind power for local fertiliser production.

The Boring Company is reportedly raising funding at a $20 billion valuation in a $4 billion round.
Researchers ran a 28.9M parameter large language model on an $8 microcontroller.

Google Maps is expanding the rollout of Immersive Navigation and a live speedometer feature for Android Auto to a broader user base, appearing on non-beta devices.

Warner Bros. Discovery is suing Amazon, alleging the company illegally poached employees, including a senior VP for originals marketing, by inducing breaches of contract with higher pay.
The Silurian Hypothesis explores the geological and astronomical evidence that might remain if an ancient, non-human civilization existed on Earth millions of years ago.

A fallen power line in Northern Virginia exposed how simultaneously disconnecting data centers can destabilize the electrical grid, causing voltage spikes and flickering lights across a wide region.
The author reduced phone usage, finding increased happiness and health, after realizing excessive screen time negatively impacted well-being and replacing one social media addiction with others.

A 3D-printed, pistol-shaped case for an e-reader highlights the challenges of mandating gun-blocking software on 3D printers, as the technology may struggle to differentiate between harmless objects and actual firearms.
A former League of Legends designer argues that game systems, not written words, convey a game's true values and intentions to its highly observant players.
Kyber, an AI-native document platform, is hiring a Head of Engineering to lead technical decisions, scale AI systems, and mentor a growing team.

Folding and flipping phones are becoming increasingly viable options with improved designs and functionality.

What Surrounds Us features circular gameplay and themes that explore connection with the environment.