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An autonomous agent will do exactly what its tools let it do, and no more. This sounds like a constraint. In practice it is the whole risk, because the set of things an agent’s tools let...
Plant design allows it to run on either stored solar heat or combustion.
Every Terraform team I’ve worked with has drift detection. A scheduled terraform plan -detailed-exitcode, a Terraform Cloud health assessment, a Spacelift or env0 monitor. Exit code 2 fires, a Slack message lands, and someone opens a ticket. Then the ticket sits. Drift found in minutes gets fixed in days, because the fix needs a human to read the diff, work out why the resource changed, decide whether to codify or revert, write the HCL, and push a PR. Detection is automated. Remediation is still
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The new MacBook Pro brings with it a bunch of firsts for Apple laptops, the two flashiest being an OLED display and touchscreen functionality. But as an image-accuracy enthusiast, trained calibrator, and resident display expert, what excites me most about the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display is the technology it uses to display an accurate picture. It's the first laptop, and only the second product overall, to support Apple CMF 2026 color modes. It could be the future for displays. CMFs, or c
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We’re adding IP ranges for GitHub webhook deliveries on github.com. The Meta API now includes these additional ranges in the hooks field. If you maintain a static network allowlist for… The post Webhook IP ranges added to the Meta API appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
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