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Published on 13.02.2026
TLDR: Cloudflare now converts HTML to Markdown at the edge for AI agents, cutting token usage by roughly 80 percent through standard HTTP content negotiation. Websites on Cloudflare can flip a toggle and start serving structured content to any agent that asks for it.
Link: Introducing Markdown for Agents
TLDR: TypeScript 6.0 beta is explicitly designed as a transition release, bridging the current JavaScript-based compiler to the upcoming Go-based TypeScript 7.0. It ships meaningful new features alongside a wave of deprecations that remove a decade of accumulated legacy.
Link: Announcing TypeScript 6.0 Beta
TLDR: React Native 0.84 makes Hermes V1 the default JavaScript engine on both platforms, ships precompiled iOS binaries by default, and continues removing Legacy Architecture code. It also bumps the minimum Node.js version to 22.
Link: React Native 0.84 - Hermes V1 by Default
TLDR: Comma.ai's CTO details how they built and run their own data center with 600 GPUs for roughly five million dollars, estimating they would have spent over 25 million in the cloud. The post is a practical guide to self-hosted ML infrastructure that challenges the assumed necessity of cloud computing.
Link: Owning a $5M data center
TLDR: Matthew Hansen names one of the central paradoxes of AI-assisted development: the tasks that AI handles well are the ones that were already straightforward, while the genuinely difficult problems in software engineering become even more challenging as AI tools reshape how we work.
Link: AI Makes the Easy Part Easier and the Hard Part Harder for Developers
TLDR: Cam Pedersen fits hyperbolic models to five AI progress metrics and finds that only one, the rate of academic papers about emergent AI behaviors, shows genuine hyperbolic curvature toward a finite singularity date. The actual machine capability metrics are all linear. The singularity, such as it is, is in human attention, not machine intelligence.