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SUSE Cuts About 10% of Its Workforce, Citing AI and Automation

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Open source company SUSE is cutting about 10% of its roughly 1,900 employees, with its CEO citing AI and automation in an internal memo. September's voluntary departure program fell short, prompting compulsory cuts.

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  • What happened: SUSE is cutting 10% of its roughly 1,900 employees, citing "AI and automation"; September's voluntary departure program did not attract enough participants
  • Why it matters: Owner EQT is reportedly considering a sale for up to $6 billion, putting cost optimization in line with a private equity exit strategy

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GitHub Universe 2026 was built different

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From: GitHub
Duration: 1:32
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GitHub Universe 2026 united the developer community together in San Francisco for two days of ideas, innovation, and connection. We set the stage, you brought the energy. Together, we made magic.

Thank you for making Universe 2026 one to remember!

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AI Won’t Make Our Minds Useless According to 400 Years of History

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From: AIDailyBrief
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What if abundant intelligence makes human ambition expand rather than human relevance disappear? NLW explores Venkatesh Rao’s “Cognitive Mercantilism,” which uses the history of capitalism to challenge assumptions about AI and our intellectual future. From the agricultural revolution to today’s AI agents, the episode examines how cheaper intelligence could unlock new desires, new work, and possibilities we haven’t yet imagined.

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How to build an agentic self improvement loop

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From: warpdotdev
Duration: 18:34
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Try skill doctor: warp.dev/skill-doctor
Try Warp Factories: warp.dev/factories

Build a self-improvement loop for agents in 4 steps:
1. Aggregate your team's conversations in one place
2. Score runs using LLM-as-a-judge
3. Isolate failures
4. Have an agent review painpoints to suggest improvements to your skills and code architecture

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Stop trusting public model benchmarks.

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From: warpdotdev
Duration: 4:51
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Try Warp Factories: warp.dev/factories

DevEx Engineer Sathvik Vangavolu walks through factory benchmarks in Warp: rerunning your team's real tasks across different models and harnesses, grading the results with scorers, and finding the best model for the cost (an approach that helped cut Warp's cost per PR from $80 to $19).

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Learning C++ With C++26's Reflection

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In this episode, Mathieu and Jason are joined by Ryan Keane to discuss his duck library, which allows polymorphism-like behaviour through reflection, along with his journey of learning C++ through exploring C++26's reflection mechanisms.

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