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@seldo.com is, once again, spot on.
My talk "the death of the code review" hit 100k views recently. This talk, "the rise of the product engineer" is basically the sequel, exploring what happens after you automate everything engineers do: https://youtu.be/kspZP5BgkEU?is=th5b1CKyIUNDEK63
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My thoughts go to every cheap router or modem deployed somewhere that runs a PHP version from 1997.
if you are running a PHP application - it does not matter what it is - you are vulnerable. if you are running some embedded firmware that uses PHP to serve its web UI - you are vulnerable. full details and a patch at 2 PM UTC sharp tomorrow, you have been advised to prepare to patch immediately
Kenney’s assets are wonderful. I was looking at having a creative set for my personal blog OpenGraph images to be a bit more fun when they are randomly generated for each post, and Kenney’s work was my go-to.
New followers (👋) so little introduction; for the past 10+ years I've been releasing public domain game assets to support indies & students. You can donate, but it's totally optional. I hope to continue supporting our industry for many more years to come, thanks for your follow/support! kenney.nl
This spooky season, I am spending some time catching up and helping address your MCP-related bugs in Claude Code and Claude in general. If you see something, report it - and tag me! 1️⃣ Claude Code: github.com/anthropics/c... 2️⃣ Claude ecosystem: github.com/anthropics/c...
This is actually really cool - I’m a big fan of both the Halo Museum and @halopedia.org 🙌
@den.dev hey there. I was reviewing stuff us at @halopedia.org was missing on the Wiki and figured I should ask as per your notice on your website. Could we use images from this blog post on the wiki to help document the Halo Museum? den.dev/blog/halo-mu...
Raw thoughts, but I am kinda done with any kind of OS affinity. It all can just work now. den.dev/blog/operati...
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We’ve recently moved all PRs in the Model Context Protocol repositories to be limited to collaborators only. Too many low-quality submissions that someone still has to review and triage. We ask that folks start engaging with us directly on Discord for new proposals first.
Due to AI, I have disabled external pull requests on all my repos. Open source, as we have known it, was fun while it lasted. (It’s been 15 years for me) I will still maintain projects and handle issues.
Few weeks ago got to visit Amsterdam and ramble about how shipping a new MCP spec is less intimidating than folks might assume 🤩 Full talk: dsc.ai/XmxeuL
Sometimes folks forget that MCP as a protocol is never actually "done" - we're constantly iterating on changes and releasing new revisions. For a protocol with this scope and adoption, I am actually pleasantly surprised how quickly we can move. dsc.ai/mcp-seoul-ke...
Got the chance to travel to beautiful Seoul 🇰🇷 to keynote the MCP Dev Summit. Wild to think that MCP is less than two years old 🤯 Full video: dsc.ai/mcp-seoul-ke...
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We are so back 💪 @simonwillison.net - if you have any feedback, all ears. Happy to make sure that the new spec and specs beyond it work well for devs.
The new stateless MCP specification has rekindled my interest in MCP, and inspired some new projects, including mcp-explorer and datasette-mcp simonwillison.net/2026/Jul/31/...
The new MCP spec is now officially in flight 🛫 2026-07-28 is here, with a fully stateless protocol dsc.ai/new-mcp
Brand new MCP SDKs just dropped for those of you who are brave enough to be on beta branches to test the new spec ✨ dsc.ai/sdk-betas
I'm not kidding, Enterprise Managed Auth is probably the one thing that I am most excited about in the auth space this year. One SSO auth into Claude and you're logged into a bunch of other MCP servers automatically. Magic. You can sign your org up 👉 dsc.ai/emaw
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very cool. here’s the link. it covers over a big sharp edge in authentication and makes MCP far more accessible to broad enterprise use blog.modelcontextprotocol.io/posts/enterp...