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MuleRun: The 24/7 Autonomous AI Agent Threatening to Steal Your Unpaid Intern's Job

MuleRun is making waves by ditching the chat window for a 24/7 dedicated VM. What does this self-evolving AI mean for devs, and is it overhyped?

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Technology Dev Life

The Expectation Bug: Why Corruption Crashes Trust Faster in Democracies

A new paper reveals corruption erodes trust in democracies way faster than in autocracies. Let's debug this psychological phenomenon and apply it to dev teams.

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Polymarket Degens Threaten to Kill Journalist Over Broken Bets

A wild real-world Web3 drama: Unhinged Polymarket gamblers send death threats to a journalist, demanding an article rewrite to save their losing bets.

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Donely: The $0/mo AI Agent Sugar Daddy or Just Another Tech Gimmick?

Just saw Donely on Product Hunt promising free OpenClaw container hosting for AI agents in 30 seconds. Let's dig into the hype and see if it's legit.

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Knock App: Tapping Your MacBook to Run Scripts is the Ultimate Hacker Vibe

A clever indie dev repurposed the Apple Silicon accelerometer into an invisible interface. Tap your Mac or desk to run commands. But what if your cat steps on it?

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Technology Dev Life

Dev got mad at e-waste cameras, spent 2 years reverse-engineering to build a 100k URL scanner

A hilarious but true story of Spite-Driven Development. See how a dev turned useless e-waste Chinese NVRs into gold by reverse-engineering an obscure protocol.

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ElevenLabs Drops ElevenCreative: Killing the Duct-Tape Workflow Once and For All

ElevenLabs pivots hard with ElevenCreative, an all-in-one AI suite for voice, video, and music. Here is what the tech community really thinks about it.

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Canada's Bill C-22: When the Feds Force ISPs to Play Big Brother on Their Own Dime

Canada's proposed Bill C-22 mandates mass metadata surveillance. Tech bros and SysAdmins are malding over the insane storage costs and privacy implications.

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Homelabber Isolates $3,700 Coffee Machine, Finds It Phoning Home to China

A deep dive into the network logs of a $3700 Android-powered Decent Espresso machine. Isolated in a VLAN, it reveals strange pings to Alibaba and Tencent.

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