Martin Fowlerby Martin Fowler (martin@martinfowler.com)7 Jul 2026
Viability of local models for coding Until recently I hadn't tried running models locally for quite a while, the disappointment had just always been too high when I did it.
Company | The JetBrains Blogby Oleg Koverznev7 Jul 2026
JetBrains AI for Teams and Organizations: From Fragmented AI Usage to Coordinated Software Development We’re about to start rolling out a new set of AI capabilities that provide shared context...
Smashing Magazineby hello@smashingmagazine.com (Zareen Tasnim)7 Jul 2026
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The Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research Blogby C K Wolfe7 Jul 2026
... government of the people, by the people, for the people ... — Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address (1863) The cost of AI is dropping rapidly.
CNETby Tyler Lacoma6 Jul 2026
I frequently discuss smart home devices for the kitchen, front door or even the bedroom, but there’s one home space I sometimes forget to talk about: the home desk.
Martin Fowlerby Martin Fowler (martin@martinfowler.com)6 Jul 2026
Fragments: July 6 Last week, Thoughtworks ran a second Future of Software Development Retreat, this time in Europe. As with the previous event, I’ll be sharing some fragmentary thoughts on this.
Pure Hokumby Julian Simpson5 Jul 2026
Yes, I'm still calling the newsletter Cartoon Gravity, which was a last-minute decision, but I don't want to sunset the name completely. It has been a while, so we might as well cover everything...
Yatzer | Live Beautifully. Explore Endlessly.by Yatzer4 Jul 2026
Shropshire, UK Location For an architecture practice, a debut project carries the weight of a manifesto.
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Katie Schmidt, Jessa Anderson, Hayley Mortin3 Jul 2026
Enterprise AI is a hot topic, but many organizations still struggle to achieve meaningful employee adoption and usage.
Smashing Magazineby hello@smashingmagazine.com (Vitaly Friedman)3 Jul 2026
We often hear about shiny new tools that change everything (yet again). But in practice, most people don’t need more tools to deal with in their daily lives.
Commonplace - The Commoncog Blogby Cedric Chin3 Jul 2026
A couple of months ago, I published How Experts Sensemake, which explains the best theory of sensemaking we currently have.
IKEA Hackersby Stacy Randall3 Jul 2026
When is a bowl not just a bowl? When it’s everything else! These hacks are the epitome of thinking outside the box, turning a basic IKEA bowl into a lamp, a bird feeder, a table, and so much more.
UX Daily - User Experience Dailyby Mads Soegaard3 Jul 2026
Cognitive maps in UX show how users think about a product or service. Designers use these visual representations so they can understand the user's mental model—something that helps them make...
Grab Techby Jia Long Loh3 Jul 2026
Introduction Counter Service is used across Grab’s anti-fraud platform to answer time-windowed count questions, such as recent ride requests by a user or failed payment attempts on a card.
Matteo Stradaby Matteo Strada3 Jul 2026
Cybersecurity has always had an interesting property: the same knowledge can either protect a system or compromise it.
Krebs on Securityby BrianKrebs2 Jul 2026
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said today it worked with industry partners to seize hundreds of domains associated with NetNut, a sprawling residential proxy service operated by the...
Smashing Magazineby hello@smashingmagazine.com (Victor Yocco)2 Jul 2026
The design community has entered a period of conversational tunnel vision. Because Large Language Models (LLMs) are trained on dialogue, the industry has collectively decided that the chat bubble...
Stack Overflow Blogby Eira May2 Jul 2026
Vivek explains how Snowflake systematically rolled out coding agents across its engineering org — starting with unrestricted experimentation, then codifying what worked into a shared vocabulary of...
Smashing Securityby Graham Cluley1 Jul 2026
Polymarket has built an entire business on predicting the future. So how did it manage to spectacularly fail to predict its own hack?
The Intercom Blogby William Lane1 Jul 2026
CSAT captures less than 10% of your conversations, and the responses you do get skew toward extremes – the delighted and the furious.
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