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US military launches new strikes on targets in southern Iran, US Central Command says (r/news)

• titanfan694: Market manipulation complete
• viewbtwnvillages: negotiations are going well i see
• alphasignalphadelta: I’m assuming this could’ve been done on Sunday but the market was closed on Monday so they pushed it by a day

New Jersey Gov. Sherrill denied access to North Jersey immigration detention center as hunger strike enters fourth day (r/news)

• NietzscheIsMyDog: Imagine the insane pretext one would need to deny THE GOVERNOR from entering a building, much less the real reason they’re not allowed to enter.
• Mendican: There’s got to be some serious shit going on in that detention center.
• zorionek0: You’re the governor, use the national guard and force your way in.

Putin signs law authorizing use of military force to ‘protect Russian citizens’ abroad (r/worldnews)

• Suns_Funs: Statistically speaking he would have saved a lot more Russians, if he would have stopped “saving” Russians.
• Callabrantus: Check out the flabby arms in that flex.
• mca1169: just legalizing any justification for a future war or strike he launches.

Which company has lost you as a customer forever? (r/AskReddit)

• Active-Sherbert7938: Airbnb, because paying a huge cleaning fee and still having to do chores is a joke.
• Caprillione: Ticketmaster
• _SatinWhirl: any app that hides the cancel subscription button like it’s an easter egg

TIL that Mount Everest’s first measurement came out to a perfect 29,000 feet, so surveyors reported it as 29,002 feet to make sure that the public knew it was a real calculation and not just an estimate. (r/todayilearned)

• Chrono_Convoy: Maybe that wasn’t the only thing those surveyors exaggerated about?
• gitpusher: Not sure why they thought they could pull that off. considering anyone could just Google it and see real the height is 29,032 feet
• popsferragamo: Meter: and I took that personally…

The New York Knicks sweep the Cleveland Cavaliers are headed to the NBA finals for the first time since 1999 (r/sports)

• dak7: Knicks are winning the final game in each series so far by an AVERAGE of 39.33 points. This 37 point victory actually pulled their average down slightly.
• wendellbaker: Love this for the knicks players. Hate it for Dolan
• ttop34: If Brunson gets a ring before Luka, we’re gonna have to have an uncomfortable conversation

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Stop thanking tech companies on LinkedIn for laying off you (Blind)

• nzhQ44 (Zoom): People just does not want to burn the bridge
• nUAi64 (Amazon): LinkedIn is so cringe. Weirdoland
• 🔫Stewie: People are boot lickers and shameless

Token maxing will die (Blind)

• twloking1 (Twilio): Also stock market will crash at that point .
• XHBj66 (Tesla): It’s 🥜 compared to the overall operation cost.
• g2khisko (Cisco): Idea: Token efficiency calculator. Tells you who’s using tokens most efficiently. Who’s in!?

The terrifying rise of schoolboys making AI girlfriends — Boys as young as 12 are now in romantic ‘relationships’ with chatbots, and it’s affecting how they treat girls in the real world (r/technology)

• Feather_Sigil: A world created by narcissistic sociopaths finds ways to turn people into narcissistic sociopaths.
• JPMoney81: Well surely we should blame the kids for this and not do anything at all to regulate the AI companies or their billionaire owners!
• Inside-Yak-8815: I don’t care what the internet says, kids that young shouldn’t even be able to use AI chatbots for this whole scenario to even be a possibility…

The infamous 20 year old MySQL Bug #11472 has been fixed. (r/programming)

• keketi_: WTF? I was relying on this feature! Change it back please.
• qascevgd: Haha, the most recent comment is from the original reporter as well.
• thenickdude: I never thought I’d live to see the day!

Is it true that saying you don’t really like AI is a red flag for companies? (r/cscareerquestions)

• HelicopterNo9453: Yeah as it gives “boomer doesn’t like to use technology” vibes.
• BringBackManaPots: Saying you don’t really like AI is fine by me. But my COO would lose his mind. He thinks it’s the greatest thing in the world.
• RadioactiveDeuterium: This would be an immediate disqualification in the recruiter screen for my company.

Microsoft admin centers - I can’t be the only one bothered by this on a daily basis (r/sysadmin)

• McGarnacIe: What bothers me most these days, especially this past month is just how damn slow it is to load every single bloody page.
• Saueso: Fuck power apps
• Such_Field_3294: Every time they “unify” something it just adds another portal that’s slightly different from the rest. At this point I think the inconsistency is load-bearing and theyre afraid to touch it

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Quick facts

• Difficulty: MEDIUM
• Problem: Cheapest Flights Within K Stops
• Topics: Dynamic Programming, Depth-First Search, Breadth-First Search, Graph Theory, Heap (Priority Queue), Shortest Path

Problem gist

There are n cities, and each directed flight has a departure city, an arrival city, and a price. Given src, dst, and k, return the cheapest price from src to dst using at most k stops. If no such route exists, return -1.

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What happened

Meta Engineering’s official engineering blog published Migrating Data Ingestion Systems at Meta Scale, a May 12, 2026 post about replacing the data-ingestion architecture that moves social graph data from one of the world’s largest MySQL deployments into Meta’s data warehouse.

The post is interesting because it treats migration as a production-systems problem rather than a one-time cutover. Meta’s ingestion system incrementally scrapes several petabytes of social graph data from MySQL every day and feeds analytics, reporting, machine learning training data, and downstream product workflows. The legacy architecture had been customer-owned pipeline heavy: workable when the system was smaller, but increasingly unstable as scale grew and data landing deadlines tightened. The new architecture moves that responsibility into a simpler self-managed warehouse service, but the hard part was not only building the new path. It was moving 100% of the existing workload without corrupting data, increasing latency, overrunning capacity, or leaving consumers to discover defects.

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Why quantum computing is at an inflection point

This article asks a deliberately hard question: are quantum computers about to become a world-changing technology, or are they still a fragile research program surrounded by too much hype? The answer is neither simple optimism nor dismissal. Quantum computing is real, the article argues, and it has already moved from blackboard theory into working machines built by companies such as Rigetti, IBM and Google. But the machines that exist now are still far from the large, reliable systems needed to solve useful problems better than ordinary computers.

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Techmeme surfaced this May 26, 2026 story in its Human Archive cluster, and the direct source used here is Ivan Mehta’s TechCrunch article, This startup is betting India’s gig economy can train the world’s robots.

The interesting part of Human Archive is not only that it raised \$8.2 million. It is that the company turns a familiar AI bottleneck into a labor-market story. Robotics companies and frontier AI labs need enormous amounts of real-world data showing people doing ordinary physical work: cleaning, cooking, handling tools, moving through homes, restaurants, hotels, and factory-like environments. Human Archive’s bet is that India’s gig economy can become a scalable data layer for that work.

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This summary covers The Economist’s May 9th, 2026 Science & technology article on artificial intelligence and biosecurity, published under the headline Bio hazards and listed in the contents as How AI could enable bioterrorism.

The article’s central warning is not that artificial intelligence has already made biological terrorism easy. It is that the barrier is falling in a field where even a small mistake could be catastrophic. Modern biology has already made genetic information easier to obtain, biological tools cheaper to buy and technical knowledge more widely available. Large language models add a new layer: they can translate difficult scientific literature into usable guidance, help troubleshoot experiments and, in some tests, perform at or above human experts on specialized biosecurity questions.

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U.S. citizen stopped in Lafayette, shackled, and detained in Louisiana ICE facility (r/news)

• SpaceElements: We need trials if the Dems win in the mid-terms. There needs to be accountability for these human rights abuses and violation of our citizen’s constitution rights. This cannot be allowed to stand
• ClaroStar: American citizens are not required to carry proof of citizenship on them just to be in public spaces. This smells like something from 1940s central Europe.
• Blanketsburg: Every single person involved in this woman’s ordeal deserves to go to prison.

Teen dead, 18-year-old critical after ‘subway surfing’ over NYC bridge: Police (r/news)

• Ayarkay: People were subway surfing long before social media. I’m trying to find clear/reliable stats, but from what I can tell the number of subway surfer deaths in NYC in the 80s-90s was higher than in recent years.
• dballing: People have been doing dumb shit with subways long before social media came along
• Well_Spoken_Mute: 14 years old? Jesus Christ.

Growing frustration with Putin spreads among Russian elite – The Guardian (r/worldnews)

• nkplague: If Prigozhin and the Wagner group caved on their way to the capital, what chances do the oligarchs have now? Nothing will change until Putin is gone and maybe not even after that.
• cyberianscribe: He’s going to take Russia down with him.
• Prestigious-Job-9825: Guess some of these elites will end up falling out through windows again

Iran’s supreme leader is holed up in undisclosed location, U.S. intelligence says (r/worldnews)

• Thermodynamicist: Sources also suspect that the Pope may be a Catholic.
• epicredditdude1: That’s a fancy way of saying “US intelligence confirms they don’t know location of Irans supreme leader”
• sunny0_0: The US’s supreme leader is holed up in a known location

What is a statistic that sounds INSANE but is 100% true? (r/AskReddit)

• RikardOsenzi: Nobody born after 1935 has ever walked on the moon.
• UnremarkableCake: Vatican City has 5.88 popes per square mile.
• Dikgolana: The top 20% of alcohol drinkers account for 80% of alcohol sales.

TIL that Nigeria is the second largest consumer of Guinness beer, ahead of its native Ireland. Nigerian Guinness is also almost twice as strong (7.5% ABV) as the Irish version (4.2% ABV). (r/todayilearned)

• JPHutchy01: Apparently some Tesco’s have it. I may have to get some for a taste test.
• Sir_Encerwal: I was not familiar with your game Nigeria.
• nickcash: Guinness Foreign Extra Stout is the superior Guinness, they’re not wrong

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Coinbase lays off 14% (Blind)

• 0003wnzl (Walt Disney): " We’ll also be experimenting with reduced pod sizes, including “one person teams” with engineers, designers, and product managers all in one role." DAMMMMMM
• oasis2025 (Microsoft): isn’t this the same CEO who said every new hire needs to be approved by him and should have an extraordinary talent like medals and shit?
• TBjy63 (Amazon): Coinbase should be a money printer. Why do they need to lay people off?

I say 3 years before SWEs have NO JOB lol (Blind)

• NYXa24: If SWEs have no job, then someone nontechnical can 1 shot prompt software. If that happens, AGI has already been achieved and nobody will have a job. Before AGI is achieved, and while AI gets better, plenty of SWEs will be needed. Much less than before, yes, but plenty because you can’t 1 shot prompt software. If you’re at a point where you think all you’re doing is pressing enter and agreeing with every Claude Code prompt, then unfortunately you’re one of the SWEs the market is trying to phase out - you’re not needed.
• oFdS82 (Google): OP is correct. I’m a non swe and I’ve had SWEs say to me “wait wtf you built THAT??!” Like they are seriously impressed lol. I can just do shit that takes teams of 20 engineers weeks. Is it production grade? No idea, probably not. Doesn’t matter. Speed is king. There are people who say “oh, AI will create an abundance of jobs. One engineer does the job of ten so instead of laying off the 9 let’s just assign them to other projects” 😂 this is false. They will 💯 get laid off in the guise of AI.
• lkgukg (Rubrik): Y’all are paranoid. Short term the total number of jobs will go down. Long term it will come back to normal. Cost of software will go down. Companies will make more products, more engineers will be needed to make more products. 5 engineers making V1 of a product goes down to 1 engineer. Scale the math. Multiply total number of products. Things will get more competitive making our lives painful.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai says booing graduates will shape AI’s future — and live with its consequences (r/technology)

• mechy84: Boo this man!
• your_catfish_friend: This headline is very confusingly-worded. The graduates are getting booed, which shapes AI’s future? Or the graduates are booing themselves?
• 71-HourAhmed: “I have bet the entire company on this technology. My career, reputation, and history’s view of my tenure as CEO are inextricably linked to AI. You should embrace it. You’re making me look bad!”

99% of CEOs Expect AI-Driven Layoffs in the Next Two Years (r/technology)

• skccsk: Interesting that the CEO role continues to be unreplaceable by AI according to CEOs.
• According_Jeweler404: 99% of CEOs Expect to Use AI as Smokescreen for Layoffs in the Next Two Years
• Belyal: 9 out of 10 CEOs also admit that AI driven efforts have yielded no added gains to productivity…

Chrome proposes new APIs: Declarative partial updates (r/programming)

• Even_Scheme_3080: so Chrome is basically proposing we do less JavaScript to update the DOM — and somehow this is controversial
• sojuz151: A really clear explanation and a demo that shows why would we even need this. Anything that can be used to replace Javascript is a win for me
• Lachee: I hate google just comes up with new standards and now it’s up to everyone to catch up. It’s IE all over again

Jira IS Turing-complete (r/programming)

• Popular-Awareness262: jira workflows can simulate a turing machine but god forbid you need to transition an issue back one step lmao
• gimmeslack12: Wait, this isn’t the right epic. You need to put this in a story and then clone it into the current sprint. Make sure you set velocity points and to use the appropriate team so that it doesn’t go to the backlog. Also make sure that the infra members are added as watchers and assign the ticket to on-call. Make sure they’re tasks and not bugs.
• ChemTechGuy: I always like these posts, well done. Knowing the community, someone will get Doom to run on jira in a couple weeks

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Databricks’ official blog published Observability for any agent, anywhere: Production-ready tracing with OpenTelemetry & Unity Catalog on Databricks, a May 22, 2026 post about treating production AI-agent traces as governed lakehouse data rather than as short-lived telemetry locked inside a separate observability tool.

The post is interesting because it frames agent observability as a data architecture problem. Traditional observability systems are good at operational questions such as whether latency or error rates are rising, but AI agents produce unusually rich traces: prompts, responses, tool calls, retrieval steps, model selections, token counts, intermediate decisions, user feedback, and sometimes sensitive business context. Those traces are too valuable to discard quickly, too sensitive to scatter across unmanaged pipelines, and too analytically useful to leave in systems that were designed mainly for logs, metrics, and dashboards.