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A technology blog covering game development, AI, automation, and industry news — notes from what we actually build and run.
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Atlassian and OpenAI Expand Partnership to Connect Frontier Models with Enterprise Knowledge
Atlassian and OpenAI are expanding their partnership to connect frontier models with enterprise knowledge and help teams plan, build, and deliver work.
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Agentic Delivery Gates and the 508 Publications Our Breakdown Does Not Explain
Agentic frameworks document gates and review roles. Across 167 playagit runs, the reported publication total exceeds its new-and-updated breakdown by 508.
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MinIO’s Free Edition Lost Its Web Console, and Not One of Its Documented Jobs Needed It
Strip away the branding and MinIO occupies a narrow role: it answers S3 API calls over HTTP from a machine the operator controls.
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Who Owns the Design When Two Studios Build One Game: Saros’ Credit Split, Fuse Games’ Co-Development Framework, and the Line Miyamoto Still Draws
Four recent pieces of games-industry communication have very little in common on the surface — a Star Wars racing game, a PlayStation action roguelite, a quarter-century-old role-playing sequel, and two publishing-side interviews.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved: The Unreal Engine 5 Rebuild and Two Modding Projects
Halo: Campaign Evolved is listed for 2026 as an Unreal Engine 5 rebuild with three original missions. Two repositories describe related modding projects.
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Agentic Delivery Gates and the 546 Publications Our Breakdown Does Not Classify
Agentic delivery frameworks record reviews and gates. Across 169 playagit runs, the publication breakdown leaves 546 reported publications unclassified.
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Final Fantasy 50: A Repository Described as a CSCI E-23a Final Project
The GitHub repository sdmogensen/final-fantasy-50 describes itself as a final project for CSCI E-23a: Introduction to Game Development.
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A Discovery Standard With No Number Of Its Own: Agentic Resource Discovery, Its Three Repositories, And The 5x Recall Claim Underneath It
Key finding: across the whole Agentic Resource Discovery stack as it is published today, exactly one quantified performance number is available — and it belongs to a storage layer, not to the ranking step.
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Agent Canvases Make Work Visible; playagit’s Publication Counts Still Need Explaining
Agent canvases, review controls, and selective compute meet playagit’s 172-run record, where the publication breakdown leaves 605 posts unexplained.
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Inside the First Santa Cruz PyTorch Meetup: 45 Engineers, GPU/CUDA Deep Dives, and Lightning Talks Across Science and Autonomy
According to the PyTorch blog, the gathering was billed as the inaugural Santa Cruz PyTorch Meetup — the first event of its kind for the coastal California city (PyTorch blog).