The cron job ran at 3am. By 3:02 the server was unreachable. Not slow. Gone. SSH timing out, no response, nothing in the logs because the thing that writes the logs had itself been killed.
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Slop Kart is our free browser kart racer, and this is its trailer: 55 seconds, cut like an anime opening. How it was made None of the racing footage is a screen recording. Because we own the game's source, the trailer runs the real game in a director mode: Scripted races. Each shot is a small scenario: who is on track, where they start, what they do. The simulation is baked to a per-tick recording, so every frame is a pure function of time and renders the same way every time.
A gente vai sofrer uma revolução muito rápida. Os agentes pessoais já estão no caminho: Dots, Grok Bot e Muse. A capacidade nova não é o chat. É o computador interno, na nuvem: browser, arquivo, login nas ferramentas, trabalho com o notebook fechado. Os de sessão já estão no loop de quem escreve software: Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf.
Git's proposed SHA-256 default has prompted a fight over how much migration work stronger hashing should require. On October 1, GitHub and GitButler co-founder Scott Chacon called the plan a "costly mistake". For developers, the immediate question is whether a new repository format will work through the tools they already depend on. TL;DR Git's official proposal changes the default for new repositories, requires ecosystem readiness and gives no release date. SHA-1 support remains.
Our lifecycle now has one explicit transition table. For a valid order, it tells us: The operations consult that table before making a change. The code that lists available actions consults it too. But Part III ended with another requirement: Consider two orders. Both are paid, and both retain their captured payment records: Order Status Payment record Delivery address A PAID Present Supported B PAID Present Unsupported Both records satisfy our existing invariants.
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