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To support his mother with early-onset Alzheimer’s, Benjamin Code pushes complexity away from her interfaces: keep the front simple and absorb failure behind it.
Read storyDecoy Font fits two readings into the same letters. Tattoo artist Olivier Poinsignon is testing what happens when that optical trick leaves the screen and runs into scale, curvature, grey ink and healing.
Tom Stanton reports 346.4 m/s from his latest gravity-powered trebuchet. The entertaining number is only the endpoint of a better story: simulations, cheap prototypes, measurement, breakage and redesign.
Codeberg is not banning AI. The forge is asking a more practical question: who pays for masses of generated code that nobody plans to maintain?
Jake Laser mounted a seat on an industrial quadruped for his father. The prototype is shaky, spectacular and useful mainly for what it makes newly hackable.
The problem is no longer just getting an agent to do the work. It is getting the right evidence back so a human can decide whether to accept it.
MCP 2026-07-28 removes protocol-level HTTP sessions. It sounds like plumbing, but it changes how naturally small agent tools can live on serverless infrastructure.