Tag: Open Source
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Microsoft APM Is a Package Manager for AI Agents: What It Does and How to Try It
Microsoft has open-sourced APM, a tool that installs your AI agent’s skills, prompts and MCP servers from one file. Here’s how it works and who should try it.
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Linux Mint 27 Brings Back Hibernation and Adds a New Terminal, Monitor and Preview Pane
Linux Mint 27 is bringing hibernation back, plus Superlight, Unfold, a new terminal and a Nemo preview pane. Here is what Mint has confirmed so far.
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Claude Formal Verification: Anthropic Proved 123 Open-Source Libraries Can’t Crash
Anthropic says Claude wrote machine-checked proofs for 123 open-source libraries. Here’s what was proven, the bugs it caught, and the limits.
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Raspberry Pi Desktop for PC Is Back: Give Your Old Laptop a Second Life
Raspberry Pi’s PC desktop is back on Debian 13 after almost four years. Here’s what’s new, who can run it, and how to test it from a USB stick.
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Agentic AI Foundation Adds Agent Skills, Open Responses and Two More: What Developers Should Know
Anthropic, OpenAI, Hugging Face and Alibaba each donated a project. Here’s what the four new open standards mean for anyone building with AI agents.
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WorldTUI: The 360M AI Model That Pretends to Be a Terminal in Your Browser
A tiny 360M model fakes a full terminal with no shell behind it. Here is how WorldTUI works, what it gets wrong, and when the weights land.
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Recursive Flint: A 40B Coding Model You Can Run on a 48GB Mac
Recursive just open-sourced Flint, a 40B coding model that only uses 2.5B parameters at a time. Here’s what it needs and what to doubt.
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DuckDB 2.0 Is Out: The Embedded Database Now Has a Server Mode
DuckDB just added an optional server mode called Quack, plus faster async I/O. Here is what changed and what to check before you upgrade.
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Linux 7.3 Is Out: Faster ext4, Better AMD Gaming and When Your Distro Gets It
The new Linux kernel lands with a smarter CPU scheduler, quicker storage and help for 8GB Radeon cards. Here’s who benefits and when updates arrive.
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TorchTPU and TorchNeuron: How Google and Amazon Are Taking PyTorch Beyond Nvidia
Google’s TorchTPU and Amazon’s TorchNeuron promise to run your PyTorch code on their own chips. Here’s what’s real and what’s still unproven.