I just posted the first chapter of a web book I’m working on with a friend. There will chapters posted regularly to this site all free to read. Hope someone finds this that enjoys it!   submitted by   /u/BendianaJ [link]   [comments]
Gooooooooooood morning Night City ! ! !
Warm interior light meets the quiet motion of the city far below. This short scene reveals a small piece of the Glowroom ...
Wanted to share some gratitude for authors like Rhys Constance who can bring some laughs while delving into a cyberpunk future that feels nearer everyday.   submitted by   /u/blue5ector [link]   [comments]
​ So last night I played the game while trippin on acid, and as promised, here’s an update: the experience was not as enjoyable as I thought it’d be. I ended up stopping the game to do some other stuff. The decision making is too strong to be taken lightly, the net running is too overwhelming on the screen, however the overall visuals were great. i realized that cyberpunk is not just like any other game. You actually need to be conscious to manoeuvre this shit, otherwise you’ll be lost. S
​ " The first thing I remember is cold. Not a warm mother’s embrace. Not a chorus of meows. Not milk. Just cold. Then she came into my life. She smelled like metal and soap. She was warm. Soft. I hadn’t learned words then—I couldn’t speak to her. But I remember hearing, “It’s okay. I’ve got you. Don’t worry.” Those were some of the first human words I understood." ' My Milo' is a 11 page story. Milo is a cat who gets cybernetically enhanced by his owner Ruby. He grows an
Welcome to my FIRST EVER playthrough of Cyberpunk 2077 in 2026! In this episode, we dive deeper into the Night City and ...
Man, spittin' facts I play LIVE 9AM MNL Time DAILY! Game: Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty #cyberpunk2077 #live #livestream ...
CD Projekt RED aims to release the highly anticipated third DLC for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in September 2026.
CD Projekt (WSE:CDR) boasts a fortress balance sheet with zero debt and PLN 1.32 billion in cash, but trades at a demanding ...
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Saw this in a post in IG. It looks like a real billboard someone recorded from a car based on the reflection of the dashboard on the glass. I just added the music. Just for you, good Joe.   submitted by   /u/Dracounicus [link]   [comments]
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We’re Already Inside: When Our Dystopias Turn into Documentaries I rewatched Soylent Green a few days ago. Released in 1973, set in… 2022. I laughed. A short, nervous laugh. Because the film takes place exactly in the year I started thinking that strawberries cost the price of a small kidney and that the air sometimes tasted metallic. Then I stopped laughing. We were promised flying cars, lunar colonies, benevolent robots. We got algorithms that know us better than our exes, summers too hot to g
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Damage has been reported around the Iowa City area after a line of powerful storms moved through late Thursday night.Severe Thunderstorm Warnings and Tornado Wa
A city spokeswoman explained why people may hear sirens when a warning isn't in their precise location.
Severe thunderstorms continue to move across the Kansas City metro Thursday night.
Over a year ago I started Actionforge, a managed/self-managed visual CI/CD platform. Just for fun, because I like building and experimenting with dev tools. Back then I thought the user would be a human with a keyboard and a mouse.These days I rarely write pipelines. I mostly write specs, an agent dumps 500 lines of YAML, Python and a Makefile then I get my artifacts. The amount is overwhelming and a liability, and I stop trusting what I just merged. So I pivoted my CI/CD project
Hi HN — we built Broccoli, an open-source harness for taking coding tasks from Linear, running them in isolated cloud sandboxes, and opening PRs for a human to review.We’re a small team, and our main company supplies voice data. But we kept running into the same problem with coding agents. We’d have a feature request, a refactor, a bug, and some internal tooling work all happening at once, and managing that through local agent sessions meant a lot of context switching, worktree juggling, and la