π We passed 100,000 players today on the #vibejam https://t.co/4P3dsMpJfi pic.twitter.com/RkjClpW69X
— @levelsio (@levelsio) 27 avril 2026
We passed 100,000 players today on the #vibejam

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π We passed 100,000 players today on the #vibejam https://t.co/4P3dsMpJfi pic.twitter.com/RkjClpW69X
— @levelsio (@levelsio) 27 avril 2026
We passed 100,000 players today on the #vibejam

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The divorce between Microsoft and OpenAI that I projected three years ago is now underway. Time for everyone to start seeing other people.

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Keras Kinetic has a new alpha release: v0.0.2! Including a new docs website: http://
kinetic.readthedocs.io Kinetic is my favorite new release from the Keras team: a super simple Modal-like API to run training jobs on TPU.
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Porcaspino: The Spiky Caterpillar #Robot Built to Conquer the Tightest Spaces
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 27 avril 2026
by @IntEngineering
#Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology pic.twitter.com/IrAJtbnv82
Porcaspino: The Spiky Caterpillar #Robot Built to Conquer the Tightest Spaces
by @IntEngineering #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology
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You have to add open source and local models (for example with llamacpp)!
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The company now operates the world's first fully cloud-based manufacturing system across 3 factory sites.
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Hi Ben, you can transfer apps from personal to a Pro workspace today (three-dot menu β Transfer To Organization). We're also working on making more transfer options available. Happy to help @replitsupport if you're trying to do something specific!

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A folder of 21 markdown files just hit #1 on GitHub trending. mattpocock/skills crossed 28,000+ stars on April 27, up from 18,700 two days earlier. No SDK. No framework. No application code. Each skill is a SKILL.md file under 200 lines, with YAML frontmatter that tells the
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Wider also helps inference latency, this could end up more interesting for production than the CE win itself.
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Agent-first benchmarks are something! Curious what the protocol looks like for agents that take wildly different numbers of steps.