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Hacker News users discuss Apple's apparent hiding of the iOS 18.7.3 security update on iPhones, forcing users toward the problematic iOS 26 with its laggy Liquid Glass UI. A beta enrollment workaround allows access to the stable release.

Google's A2UI is an open-source project enabling AI agents to generate dynamic, contextually relevant user interfaces for seamless integration across platforms and frameworks like Lit, Angular, and Flutter.

In this podcast episode, investor Gavin Baker shares insights on processing rapid AI advancements like Gemini 3, the importance of premium model access, and innovative ideas such as space-based data centers, highlighting the competitive dynamics in AI hardware and business models.

The author argues that agentic AI coding tools are slashing software development costs by up to 90% by automating labor-intensive tasks, unleashing latent demand for custom applications, and shifting the developer's role toward domain expertise and oversight.

Explore how mental imagery, akin to imagination, enables chess grandmasters to play blindfolded and applies to everyday problem-solving, decision-making, and faster reasoning without external aids.

This podcast episode dissects an MIT study misrepresented by AI skeptics, revealing why enterprise AI adoption fails due to skeptical teams and how startups can capitalize by building effective solutions.

A developer's journey from serverless architecture to traditional servers, highlighting improved performance, cost savings, and reduced complexity in managing large file uploads and other limitations.

This video provides an overview of AI engineering from Chip Huyen's book, covering foundation models, prompt engineering, RAG, fine-tuning, agents, and system building for high-salary careers in this booming field.

A Hacker News discussion explores how AI tools identified suspicious code in the curl library, highlighting the value of LLMs for code review over code generation, and debating automation's role in creative vs. mundane tasks.

Exploring the concept of 'good taste' in software engineering through Hacker News discussions, focusing on flexibility, learning from diverse codebases, and effective mentoring techniques for juniors.