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introducing t-rex with t-rex enabled, greptile doesn't just review your PR, it runs your branch in a sandbox to find bugs. it mocks api calls, clicks around the UI, and writes + runs unit tests in our benchmarks, it caught ~20% more bugs than base greptile. most of the... show more

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It's hard to claim innocence when caught with your hand in the cookie jar, or in this case, trunk in the milk powder! With that in mind, Korbessa took a more laid back approach, when found having to have not only sampled the powdered, but dusted herself in it! For more behind the scenes revelations from our Orphans' Project, delve into our Keepers' Diaries. The latest editions — exclusively available to foster parents — have just been published:

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the glorious trees of Jabal alRihane's ancient forest, along with all the life it contained of bugs, birds, jackals, rodents, rabbits, snakes, squirrels, gazelles—and more—have been burned by Israel's hate. Israeli is antithetical to life. Everywhere they go, they leave a trail of stink and ash.

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AI has completely changed how code gets written. Models can now generate thousands of lines in minutes. That speed is exciting but it also creates a new problem... reviews are slow. Context is missing. Bugs slip through. The bottleneck isn’t writing code anymore, it’s understanding and shipping it safely. It’s why I’ve been looking closely at tools built AI-first for this stage of the workflow. One that stands out is Graphite Agent. It sits inside your PRs and does what reviews have always struggled with at scale: → Explains logic line-by-line → Surfaces and fixes bugs → Resolves failing checks in context All without leaving the review flow.

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$My iOS26 Beta 6 review: It is the snappiest, most stable version yet with few less annnoying bugs here and there except the HDR/SDR bug haha! → Animations are faster with new effects. → The Lockscreen Clock got real liquid glass. → Liquid Glass got more frosted with less refractions. → Liquid Glass UI is bouncier with chromatic aberration. → Transparent widgets now feature liquid glass. → Battery life is way better than Beta 5. We're close to the final look, very exciting!$

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Anthropic, one of the world's leading AI companies forced to suspend its most advanced models The Trump administration declared them a security risk and ordered the company to ban foreign access The AI was able to: - Find thousands of hidden bugs in every major phone/computer system (Windows, Mac, Linux, phones, web browsers, etc.). - Many of these bugs were very old, some 16 to 27 years old that human experts had missed for decades The AI didn’t just find the bugs… it figured out how to actually break in and take control of the computers. - It found a way to completely take over a secure server like breaking into a locked house and getting full keys to everything - It escaped the “sandbox” safety walls in web browsers, meaning a bad website could take over your whole computer - It discovered brand-new ways to hack into systems that no one had seen before.

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