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AI Developers using Claude Code and Codex are shipping 250,000 lines of code a month, but how much AI code is too much to review? And how often is your AI rewriting failing tests to hide what it broke? Our engineers have been using Claude Code, Codex, and cursor-based agents on real production code at Speedify, and the technical debt … Read More
Watch Now: Did The IPv4 Security Argument Kill IPv6 Adoption?
Engineers discuss IPv4 vs IPv6. Is IPv6 the future? IPv4 addresses were supposed to run out years ago. So why are we still using IPv4 in 2026? Alex Gizis and engineers discuss how NAT and firewalls affected IPv6 adoption, and how Cloudflare and AWS squeezed the life out of IPv4 network tech. Also covered: why P2P networking is the biggest … Read More
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Why do Artemis 2 photos and livestream have so much delay compared to the Apollo Broadcast in 1969? NASA’s Artemis II mission was sending photos and live streaming 4K video from the moon 400,000 km through space over NASA’s O2O infrared laser capable of 260 megabits per second. So why is the Artemis broadcast more delayed than NASA’s live broadcasts … Read More