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The future of software engineering is SRE

Agentic coding and no-code tools are everywhere now. Building features? Easier than ever. The harder part is keeping systems solid once they’re out in the wild. The real game:maintainability, reliability, and evolutionunder real pressure - not just building, but keeping it together over time... read more  

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GitHub Actions Is Slowly Killing Your Engineering Team

A seasoned CI engineer lays into GitHub Actions - too fragile, too fuzzy, too slow. Logs glitch. YAML confuses. Compute chokes. It solves for convenience, not power. Buildkitesteps in with stronger bones: reproducible runs, clean orchestration, and scalable agents you control... read more  

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From Paging to Postmortem: Google Cloud SREs on Using Gemini CLI for Outage Response

Google Cloud SREs just leveled up their incident response game with theGemini CLI- an LLM-fueled terminal sidekick built onGemini 3. It jumps in fast: drafts mitigation playbooks, digs into root causes, and cranks out postmortem reports. All withhuman-in-the-loopguardrails to keep things sane... read more  

From Paging to Postmortem: Google Cloud SREs on Using Gemini CLI for Outage Response
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Why does SSH send 100 packets per keystroke? ·

The default macOS SSH client now floods connections withSSH2_MSG_PING “chaff” packets- a 2023 privacy tweak meant to hide keystroke timing. Nice in theory. In practice? It tanks performance for real-time terminal apps like games built on Bubbletea over SSH. Turning it off - either through client fla.. read more  

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GitHub Launches Copilot SDK to Embed Agentic AI into Any Application

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GitHub has released the Copilot SDK in technical preview, allowing developers to embed Copilot’s agentic execution loop into their own applications. The SDK supports multiple AI models, real-time streaming, and languages like Python, TypeScript, Go, and .NET, but currently requires a Copilot subscription and is intended for development and testing rather than production use.

GitHub Launches Copilot SDK to Embed Agentic AI into Any Application
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VillageSQL Launches: A Drop-In MySQL Fork Bringing Extensions and AI to the Core

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VillageSQL is a drop-in, open-source fork of MySQL that introduces a true extension framework, enabling permissionless innovation for AI-era workloads. It allows developers to add custom data types and functions - with vector indexing and search on the roadmap - bringing MySQL closer to PostgreSQL-style extensibility without waiting for core upstream changes.

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MinIO Ends Community Development, Positions AIStor as the Future

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MinIO has marked its open-source GitHub repository as "THIS REPOSITORY IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED," effectively ending active community development. The company is shifting focus to AIStor, its subscription-based enterprise object storage platform. The code remains available under AGPLv3, but future innovation and support are centered on the commercial product.

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Checkov, created by Bridgecrew (now part of Palo Alto Networks), is an open source policy-as-code scanner for infrastructure-as-code frameworks. It analyzes Terraform, Kubernetes manifests, CloudFormation, Serverless, ARM, Docker, and other IaC formats to detect security, compliance, and configuration issues. Checkov uses a large library of built-in policies mapped to standards like CIS, PCI, SOC2, and NIST, and supports custom policies written in Python or YAML. It integrates seamlessly with CI pipelines, Git repos, and developer workflows, helping teams enforce secure-by-default cloud configurations before deployment. Its coverage, speed, and extensibility make it a flagship tool in cloud DevSecOps.