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Llama.cpp support under review thanks to michaelw9999
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The #1 ask, delivered by devs. llama.cpp support is under review thanks to michaelw9999 on GitHub/ElectronicStranger53 on Reddit
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Anthropic accused of gatekeeping over Claude usage by developers
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Anthropic can use the internet, copyrighted books, code, user feedback, public human knowledge, synthetic data, and its own models to improve Claude But if a developer uses Claude to bootstrap a competitive open alternative, Anthropic calls foul That is called Gatekeeping
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Apple develops faster image codec using neural architecture search
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What if your photos compressed 3x better while decoding faster than most ML codecs run on a V100 GPU? Apple researchers present a new learned image codec built for both perceptual quality and on-device speed. They used neural architecture search over millions of backbones to
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Teach Replit Agent your conventions with Custom Instructions and Skills
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AI agents are powerful, but they don’t remember your preferences.
— Replit ⠕ (@Replit) 11 juin 2026
So you end up repeating instructions- How you structure projects. Your brand guidelines.
You can now teach Replit Agent your conventions with Custom Instructions and Skills.
It'll take them into account for… pic.twitter.com/WntiVxyzBOAI agents are powerful, but they don’t remember your preferences. So you end up repeating instructions- How you structure projects. Your brand guidelines. You can now teach Replit Agent your conventions with Custom Instructions and Skills. It'll take them into account for
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Technical Debt Eats AI Agility; Fix Foundation First
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Technical debt eats away at the agility needed to sustain AI, long before scale becomes an issue. Fixing that foundation first saves teams from massive headaches later.
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Porting Return to Castle Wolfenstein to web with multiplayer using Fable
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I have to stop boring all of you with my game ports but I ported another game to web with multiplayer, after Quake 1 yesterday and Quake 2 today, I thought, what if I ask Fable to port Return to Castle Wolfenstein from 2001?
— @levelsio (@levelsio) 11 juin 2026
And of course it just did it with ease and put it at… https://t.co/1lOOABod18 pic.twitter.com/a4WAr9d3oiI have to stop boring all of you with my game ports but I ported another game to web with multiplayer, after Quake 1 yesterday and Quake 2 today, I thought, what if I ask Fable to port Return to Castle Wolfenstein from 2001? And of course it just did it with ease and put it at
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DARPA AI Cyber Challenge: multi-agent LLM discovers zero-day vulnerabilities
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At the DARPA AI Cyber Challenge, Team Atlanta from Georgia Institute of Technology demonstrated a multi-agent LLM framework that discovered zero-day vulnerabilities in large codebases and automatically generated, tested, and deployed functional patches without human intervention.… pic.twitter.com/gBxsiw7Jgl
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 11 juin 2026At the DARPA AI Cyber Challenge, Team Atlanta from Georgia Institute of Technology demonstrated a multi-agent LLM framework that discovered zero-day vulnerabilities in large codebases and automatically generated, tested, and deployed functional patches without human intervention.
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Flywheel of models and data limited to verifiable domains
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Models, synthetic data, and environments are a flywheel now. The best model generates the best data, trains a better model, generates even better data. Rinse and repeat. But the flywheel only spins where you can verify: math, code, agents with graders. Everywhere else it merely
