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SportsESPNcricinfo ·

Mumbai Cricket Association becomes first state board to offer equal pay to men and women

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has become the first state cricket board in India to introduce equal pay for both male and female players. The association has announced annual retainers across three performance-based grades for all its contracted players. Grade A players will receive INR 12 lakh per year, while Grade B and Grade C players will earn INR 8 lakh and INR 6 lakh respectively. The equal pay structure applies uniformly to both men's and women's squads, marking a significant step toward gender parity in Indian domestic cricket.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Boycott warns Brook: White-ball habits holding back potential Lara-Tendulkar talent

Former England cricketer Geoffrey Boycott has lavished praise on Harry Brook, comparing his batting potential to that of legends Brian Lara and Sachin Tendulkar. However, Boycott expressed concern that Brook is not fully realising his Test cricket potential. He believes Brook's approach is too heavily influenced by white-ball cricket, which could limit his growth as a Test batter. Boycott also revealed that his advice to Brook on the matter had gone unheeded.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Google Gen AI Academy APAC Cohort 3 Focuses on Production-Ready Agentic Systems

A participant in the Meet The Builders track of Google's Gen AI Academy APAC Cohort 3 shared insights on building scalable, production-grade AI applications on Google Cloud. The program moved beyond basic prompting to cover autonomous multi-step agents that separate reasoning from execution and use dynamic grounding with enterprise tools like BigQuery. Infrastructure topics included serverless deployment via Cloud Run, isolated code-execution sandboxes, automated container builds, and strict least-privilege IAM policies. Human-in-the-loop checkpoints were also highlighted as essential governance safeguards for sensitive or high-stakes workflows. The cohort underscored that reliable enterprise AI demands a combined focus on data quality, modular architecture, and disciplined security practices.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

AI Workstation splits chat, live discovery, and agent skills into three layers

A developer building AI Workstation found that questions requiring live data — such as trending topics or active open-source projects — did not fit well inside a general chat interface. This led to a three-layer architecture: a general workspace for everyday tasks, public discovery Radars for current evidence, and installable Agent Skills for structured follow-up. Two Radars were introduced — Global Topic Radar for content creators and Open-Source AI Radar for developers — each displaying sourced, dated information without overstating its reliability. Two open-source Agent Skills, Topic Intelligence and AI Open Source Intelligence, translate Radar findings into structured briefs covering research gaps, license checks, and project comparisons. The design philosophy centers on making model limitations visible by separating freshness, identity, and provenance checks into explicit, inspectable layers rather than burying them inside a single prompt.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

How to Run True End-to-End Email Tests in Playwright Without Mocking

Most email testing tutorials only verify that a send call was attempted, leaving the actual delivery and content untested. A more robust approach uses Playwright to drive a real signup flow while routing messages to a disposable inbox provisioned via a REST API, such as MoeMail. The setup involves four components: a unique per-test email address, the browser flow that triggers the send, a polling mechanism to retrieve the delivered message, and code or link extraction with assertions. Wrapping inbox creation in a Playwright fixture keeps transport logic out of individual tests and ensures each test run gets a fresh, isolated address. Key reliability tips include never sharing addresses across tests, asserting on regex extraction before using the result, and checking the HTML email part when plain-text content may be out of sync.

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IndiaNDTV ·

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Visits US as Part of Centenary Outreach Programme

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat arrived in the United States on Tuesday as part of the organisation's centenary-year global outreach initiative. His visit marks a significant international engagement effort by the RSS as it commemorates 100 years since its founding. Images of Bhagwat were projected on a Times Square billboard ahead of a scheduled event in New York. The visit reflects the RSS's broader efforts to connect with its global diaspora and expand its international presence during this milestone year.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Glacier Collapse on Nepal-China Border Triggered 100-km Deadly Flood Run

A glacier detached from a ridge along the Nepal-China border and set off a catastrophic chain of events. The mass of ice and debris travelled approximately 100 kilometres through multiple river systems. The longest stretch of this destructive run occurred along the Trishuli River. Investigators have traced this glacial collapse as the primary trigger behind the devastating Nepal floods. The incident highlights the growing threat posed by glacial instability in high-altitude Himalayan border regions.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

GrapheneOS warns Pixel 11 drops hardware memory tagging security feature

The GrapheneOS project has flagged that Google's Pixel 11 will no longer support Memory Tagging Extension (MTE), a hardware-level security feature. MTE helps detect memory safety vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows and use-after-free bugs at the hardware level. GrapheneOS, a privacy and security-focused Android fork, raised the concern via a post on Bluesky. The removal is notable because MTE has been a key hardware security capability on recent Pixel devices. This change may have implications for users and projects that rely on hardware-enforced memory safety protections.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Two Myanmar Nationals Held in Arunachal Pradesh With Drugs Worth Rs 26 Lakh

Security forces in Arunachal Pradesh detained two Myanmar nationals in connection with a drug seizure. Authorities recovered 130.09 grams of a substance suspected to be brown sugar or heroin during the operation. The contraband was found concealed inside 10 soap cases, suggesting a deliberate attempt to hide it. The seized substance has been valued at approximately Rs 26 lakh in the international market.

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SportsESPNcricinfo ·

Brevis and Jansen power South Africa to dominant win over Zimbabwe

South Africa bounced back strongly in the tri-series after suffering an opening-day defeat to hosts Namibia. Dewald Brevis and Duan Jansen were the standout performers as South Africa routed Zimbabwe. The match was part of an ongoing tri-series tournament being played in Namibia. South Africa's commanding victory kept their campaign alive following the early setback against the host nation.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

FLOCK.md: A Single Root File to Help AI Agents Navigate Repo Knowledge

A developer on DEV Community describes how AI agents writing project documentation faster than teams can organize it leads to unfindable, scattered records across repositories. To address this, they propose FLOCK.md, a plain markdown file placed at the repo root that maps where different types of knowledge — decisions, design notes, specs — are stored. The system also defines a four-document lifecycle per unit of work, covering why something was built, what was planned, how it was implemented, and what actually happened. A key rule requires that reversed decisions are never deleted but marked superseded with dates, so agents re-reading the codebase do not confidently re-propose already-rejected ideas. The author argues the blueprint-versus-worklog split is critical because agents are prone to treating outdated plans as current reality when divergence goes unrecorded.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Nurse Arrested in Rape and Death Case of 14-Year-Old Girl in Kishtwar

A nurse stationed at District Hospital Kishtwar has been arrested in connection with the rape and death of a 14-year-old girl in Jammu and Kashmir. The arrest came as investigators uncovered the nurse's alleged involvement during the ongoing probe into the minor's suspicious death. Authorities had been examining the circumstances surrounding the girl's death, which had been deemed suspicious. The nurse is the latest individual to be taken into custody as the case continues to unfold.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Bombay HC Rebukes Maharashtra FDA, Orders Reversal of Action Against Cipla and Eateries

The Bombay High Court strongly criticised the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration for its handling of cases involving pharmaceutical company Cipla and five Mumbai Cricket Association eateries. The court found that the FDA's decisions violated principles of natural justice and reflected a rigid enforcement approach. Acting on the court's directions, the FDA withdrew the suspension orders against the MCA restaurants and restored Cipla's drug sale licence. The court urged the FDA to exercise greater care and diligence in its future enforcement actions.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Indie dev repositions Mac security app as an AI agent sensing tool via MCP

A solo developer building a Mac network security app called RoamSwitch found conventional discovery methods ineffective, as the tool cannot be listed on the App Store due to its need for privileged system access and has no advertising budget. The developer also noted that users rarely search proactively for security software, making organic reach nearly impossible. Reconsidering the app's core function — continuously monitoring Wi-Fi trust, exposed ports, and suspicious URLs — the developer realized AI coding agents like those in Cursor or Claude Code lack any awareness of the local network environment they operate in. To bridge that gap, an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server was embedded directly into the app binary, allowing AI agents to query real-time security data such as exposed ports, guard status, and URL safety with a single config line. The pivot reframes the app from a human-facing menu bar tool into a security sensing layer for autonomous AI agents.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

MCP C# SDK: Per-Request Client Capabilities Replace Session-Level Negotiation

The MCP protocol update dated 2026-07-28 eliminated session-based initialization handshakes, making every HTTP request fully self-contained with its own client capabilities declared inside the request's _meta field. In the C# SDK, this means request.Server.ClientCapabilities is intentionally null for stateless handlers, and developers must read capabilities from JsonRpcMessageContext.ClientCapabilities on each individual request. Caching or reusing capability values from earlier requests can cause incorrect behavior, especially when different clients or concurrent calls declare different extension support within the same server process. The ModelContextProtocol.AspNetCore 2.2.0 package exposes the correct per-request value via RequestContext.JsonRpcRequest.Context, which the official SDK documentation designates as the authoritative source. This design supports stateless, horizontally scalable deployments where any server instance can handle any request without sticky routing or a shared session store.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Developer Builds Omnist Standard Across Five Languages to Prove Spec Validity

A developer building Omnist, a document and schema standard, deliberately avoided writing a formal specification before coding, choosing instead to first create a working Python reference implementation. To separate genuine design decisions from Python-specific behavior, two additional ports were built in TypeScript and Rust, chosen for their technical contrast with Python and each other. Discrepancies between the three implementations surfaced implicit rules that had never been formally documented, which were then extracted into a language-agnostic specification. The spec was accompanied by a divergence ledger tracking permitted implementation differences and a conformance test suite to make compliance verifiable rather than self-declared. The project was later extended to five languages total, with the multi-language process serving as the primary method to validate that the standard could hold up independently of any single codebase.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Developer launches Shipped, a self-verifying registry for live Laravel Cloud projects

A developer has built Shipped, a free launch registry at larashipped.laravel.cloud, designed specifically for projects hosted on Laravel Cloud. Unlike traditional directories, Shipped verifies each submission by resolving DNS, probing the live URL, and confirming the Cloud slug matches the hostname before publishing any entry. Verification is ongoing — the platform rechecks every listed project daily and automatically unpublishes any app that goes offline. The goal is to eliminate the common problem of directories filled with dead links, ensuring visitors only find projects that are genuinely running. The project is open source and available on GitHub, with planned features including scheduled release notes, project follows, and a private activity feed.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Brazilian startup DadosCorp builds IoT platform tailored to local developers' challenges

Brazilian developer behind DadosCorp is preparing a series of updates to its IoT web platform ahead of September 2026, sharing key management decisions made during development. The founder chose to personally fund the free tier rather than rely on third-party affiliate or hardware vendor partnerships common in Brazil's IoT ecosystem. Security was simplified by embedding mTLS authentication directly into firmware and libraries, removing the need for users to configure complex certificates manually. To handle users ranging from absolute beginners to senior electrical engineers, the platform integrated an AI assistant called ADA, which learns from unanswered support questions and follows up with users by email. Future monetization of the free plan is being considered through discreet, non-intrusive advertising placed only for free-tier users.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

AI Memory Benchmark Site Bench'd Accused of Flawed Scores and Broken Verification

A developer auditing Bench'd, a paid AI memory benchmarking platform, found that the top-ranked scores on its leaderboard do not match the underlying data in its own repository, as reviewed on August 29, 2026. The site's top three leaderboard entries show mathematical inconsistencies, including a perfect score paired with a low reliability rating and a non-zero score derived from all-zero dimensions. Bench'd's published self-verification method relies on a domain, benchd.dev, that does not exist, meaning no receipt has ever been independently verifiable using the site's own instructions. The harness repository, which underpins the platform's claims of open and reproducible benchmarking, has had no code commits in over 80 days and has five unresolved issues from vendors. These findings were filed as a GitHub issue on August 23, 2026, and the contested scores remain live on the leaderboard while the platform continues to charge vendors up to $3,999.99 per month for a verification badge.

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