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Technology · 31 Jul 2026

The session you cannot take with you

A developer essay argues that modern inference services increasingly keep important session state inside provider systems. It points to encrypted reasoning, hosted search material, server-side response identifiers and opaque compaction as obstacles to moving a working conversation between models.

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Technology · 30 Jul 2026

Gemini Robotics 2 brings whole body intelligence to robots

Google DeepMind introduced Gemini Robotics 2 as an intelligence layer for adaptable machines. The company says the system supports whole-body movement, dexterous object handling, cooperation between robots, local execution and adaptation across different robot bodies.

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Technology · 30 Jul 2026

Read this before you buy that TV streaming stick

A security investigation described generic Android television boxes that allegedly misrepresented themselves as phones and generated fraudulent advertising activity. Researchers traced telemetry and common installed applications across many devices, reinforcing longstanding warnings about cheap streaming hardware.

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Technology · 30 Jul 2026

Stacked PRs are now live on GitHub

GitHub placed stacked pull requests in public preview, adding an ordered view of dependent changes and a way to merge a stack together. The feature works with existing checks and review requirements and is exposed across GitHub interfaces and tooling.

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Technology · 29 Jul 2026

The coolest use for the Vision Pro

Developer Christian Selig demonstrated a Vision Pro use case centered on spatial computing. The account frames the headset’s value around an experience enabled by its display, tracking and mixed-reality presentation rather than ordinary flat-screen application use.

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Technology · 28 Jul 2026

Substack writers, you need a website

Writer Elizabeth Tai urged newsletter authors to maintain an independent website alongside Substack. The argument centers on control over identity, archives and audience access instead of relying entirely on a single publishing platform.

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