Emacs 31.1 is finally out! Unlike earlier Emacs versions, there is not a singular big-bang feature in this release. From what I could gather, the new garbage collector was possibly planned for inclusion in Emacs 31.1, but it has been … Read more
What’s new in Flutter 3.47 Flutter 3.47 is here, and with it, we’ve got some exciting new updates. Today, we welcome the 1.0 release of the standalone material_ui and cupertino_ui packages. This is a major milestone that decouples design systems … Read more
AI has made rapid progress on software engineering benchmarks in the past few years. However, most such benchmarks tend to focus on shorter tasks like fixing bugs or implementing individual features. MirrorCode is our benchmark, co-developed with METR, to test … Read more
[Note that this article is a transcript of the video embedded above.] New York City is unlike any other city in the United States. It’s the most densely populated area in the country by far, absolutely packed with buildings, business, … Read more
The image that makes me say “yay” less often than “god damn it”. Subscription-based coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex famously have 5-hour and weekly quotas on their LLM usage. Both of these are understandable: 5-hour quotas help … Read more
We’re going to do a series of blog posts about some of the inner workings of CloudFlare. One of the questions we get often is what the names of our name servers mean. Here’s the story. Two Names Enter When … Read more
Ask ten frontend developers where to store a login token, and you’ll get four answers and an argument. And because each approach addresses different concerns, the debates continue without resolution. So let’s clarify once and for all: What are the … Read more
Thoughts are mine and mine only. I don’t ever use LLMs for writing. In the back of my mind, I’ve been thinking a lot about what’s going to happen to software developers. In a metaphoric way it feels like an … Read more
It’s not mathematics that you need to contribute to. It’s deeper than that: how might you contribute to humanity, and even deeper, to the well-being of the world, by pursuing mathematics? Such a question is not possible to answer in … Read more
Jaison R. Abel, Richard Deitz, and Nick Montalbano After a period of moderating cost increases, businesses faced mounting cost pressures in 2025. While tariffs played a role in driving up the costs of many inputs—especially among manufacturers—they represent only part … Read more