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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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When an Agent Reports Success and Nothing Happened: Separate Verifiers, Isolated Workers, and Playbooks Built from Traces
The failure mode that keeps surfacing in agent discussions is not a crash.
Latest from the workbench
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Godot Fixed High Polling Rate Mice on Windows — Then a Linux Project Showed the Platform Was Never the Whole Story
A mouse that reports its position more often should, intuitively, make a game feel better.
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From Real Object to Printable Model: How 3D Scan Data, Photo-Capture Apps, and DIY Code Repositories Fit Together
3D printing is generally described as an additive manufacturing process, in which a physical object is built up from a digital model, usually layer by layer, rather than cut away from a solid block.
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NVIDIA BlueField-4 and Scale-In Networking for Agentic AI Factories
NVIDIA has published material describing BlueField-4 as the foundation for a new class of “scale-in” network infrastructure aimed at what the company calls agentic AI factories.
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Five Gates, Five Reviewers, and the 3.8 Percent Nobody Cross-Checked: What Agentic SDLC Frameworks Actually Count as Evidence
The clearest sign that a phrase has escaped the whitepaper stage is that unaffiliated people start using it as a directory name.
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When the Reviewer Closes Its Own Comments: Copilot Code Review’s 2026 Additions, the June 1 Billing Change, and the Upgrade That Went Backwards First
GitHub announced two changes to Copilot code review within roughly two weeks.
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One Guidebook, Two Repositories: Where abagames’ “Joys of Small Game Development” Actually Lives
“Joys of Small Game Development” is a guidebook published under the developer handle abagames, and its subject is exactly what the title says: the pleasure of making small games, rather than the mechanics of shipping a large commercial one.
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Checking the Checkers: Behavioral Evaluations, Local Reviewer Agents, and the 375 Cross-Checks Behind 10,169 Claims
Search for “agentic SDLC” on a code host and the phrase resolves not to a specification but to a cluster of unrelated repositories that happen to share a name.
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MinIO Reached End of Life in February 2026: What Docker Extended Lifecycle Support Offers Self-Hosters
According to Docker’s announcement, MinIO reached end of life in February 2026, meaning upstream no longer ships security patches or maintenance releases for the object store (Docker blog).
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Backyard Baseball 2026: How Mega Cat Studios Reimagined a Classic in Unity 3D
Backyard Baseball is a long-running youth sports franchise whose earlier entries are widely remembered for their cartoon rosters and accessible, arcade-style play.