i had missed meta's muse product and man the hype press is so funny. the nyt's puff piece that is actually titled "I gave my life over to meta's A.I. agent and was blown away" cites three good things that it can do without problems: find duplicate subscriptions when given full access to a bank account, handle a call to dental insurance, and buy things from amazon. well, I can discover duplicate subscriptions by "looking at my bank statement," the calls were made by a person in a call center, and amazon banned muse from buying things. Aside from that, it failed to fill in a web form from a company who didn't partner with meta (which presumably means some streamlined deterministic api or mcp), and spent multiple days lowballing people for plates on facebook marketplace before the person stepped in paid full price. I am looking around for other positive reviews and they are all like this lmao.
Release 2609 is live! In this Progress Report, we were harassed by AI (yes, even more), added an XFB resolution display for the curious, finally let you play Bird's-Eye Bull's-Eye on Android, added NetPlay to Android, and more!
https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2026/09/24/dolphin-progress-report-release-2609/
Only two days until the postmarketOS and Alpine Linux conference starts! 🤯
We will have live streams + recordings and will take questions from the audience, and Matrix/IRC rooms at the end of talks.
Speaking of which, there are so many amazing talks on the schedule! Here are a few teasers to give you an idea. 🧵
Huge thanks to @ptrc for the artwork!
#linuxmobile #postmarketos #alpinelinux #postmarketosandAlpineLinuxConference2026
Over the past few months, I have found myself under the spotlight on kernel mailing lists. What started as targeted discussions quickly turned into advocating for the kernel community to respect the mostly silent crowd of developers and maintainers who do not want to fully embrace AI usage. It appears this didn't go unnoticed, as shown by Jon Corbet's talk at Kernel Recipes. (1/5)
I found them. I found the shadiest hard drives I’ve ever seen lol
preparing for the #postmarketOSandAlpineLinuxConference2026
the thing about vibe coding is, the vibe coder would have just done a full-send Gaussian blur and then wondered why the player was slow and wasting lots of battery
models can be trained on the world's source code and still not lead the inexperienced developer towards efficient design