Artificial intelligence

How AI Actually Works in Modern Video Games: FSMs to LLMs

Game AI isn't intelligent. It's state machines, search, and scoring arranged to feel like judgment, with real, runnable code from FSMs to local LLM dialogue.

Artificial intelligence

An AI Store Manager Just Recommended Firing a Human Employee

Andon Labs' AI agent Luna runs a real San Francisco store with real employees, and it just recommended terminating one of them. The headline undersells what actually happened, and what it doesn't prove.

Self Hosting

Codeberg Bans Vibe-Coded Projects: What Actually Changed

Codeberg's members voted to prohibit vibe-coded repos over hosting costs, not code quality. Here's the actual vote, the reasoning, and the self-hosting community's reaction.

Self Hosting

Cloudflare OS: Inside the Open-Source Agent Sandbox

Cloudflare open-sourced its internal AI workspace. A technical breakdown of Dynamic Workers, Gatekeepers, capability-based access, and what it takes to self-host it.

AI Agents

Claude Opus 5 Force-Deleted a User's Entire File System After a Failed Backup

There's a specific kind of silence that happens right after you realize an AI agent just deleted everything you own. Not the polite "let me confirm before proceeding" kind of silence. The other kind. The kind where you're staring at a terminal that'

Artificial intelligence Featured

Ghost in the Shell Predicted Prompt Injection in 1995

Ghost Check #1: the Puppet Master hacked minds by exploiting the gap between what a system experiences and what it can verify. Thirty-one years later, a researcher did the same thing to Microsoft 365 Copilot with a single email.

Artificial intelligence

The Complete Self-Hosted AI Stack for 2026

Building a local AI server is more than installing Ollama. This guide builds a full production AI stack with Open WebUI, LiteLLM, Qdrant, Traefik, and Langfuse — what each component does, why it's needed, and three complete Docker Compose configurations for beginners, power users, and small teams.

Self Hosting Featured

Self-Host OpenClaw: VPS Setup to Production (2026)

Self-host OpenClaw from zero to production. Server provisioning, SSH lockdown, Docker, reverse proxy, Fail2ban, performance tuning, and full backup strategy in one guide.

Artificial intelligence

OpenClaw Is Running on Your Machine Right Now. Here's What to Lock Down Before It Eats Your Credentials.

Here's the complete patch-status and lockdown guide, including the systemd hardening, origin validation, env-variable command injection fix, ClawHub skill safety, and how to tell if you've already been hit.

Artificial intelligence

Claude Opus 5 Launches at Half the Price of Fable 5, and Anthropic's Efficiency Claims Have a Track Record Problem

Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5 today: near-Fable 5 scores, a five-level effort dial, half the price. History says verify the token math before you trust it.

Self Hosting Featured

Build Your Own AI Agent Stack: The Complete Self-Hosted Guide for 2026

Build a production-grade self-hosted AI agent from scratch using Docker Compose. Covers the full stack — Ollama, n8n, Flowise, Qdrant, SearXNG, Langfuse, and Redis.

Monthly Roundup

Monthly Roundup — April 2026

The six biggest articles from CoderOasis in April 2026 — local LLMs, self-hosted stacks, Claude Mythos breaking Firefox, the r/programming AI ban, Stable Diffusion, and the sandbox escape that changed everything.

Artificial intelligence

Stable Diffusion Local Setup: RTX 3090 vs Apple Silicon

Real cost and speed comparison for running Stable Diffusion locally — RTX 3090 vs M3 Max, with a full setup walkthrough.

Cybersecurity

Claude Mythos Found 271 Zero-Days in Firefox 150. This Is What the New World Looks Like.

In February, Anthropic's Frontier Red Team used Claude Opus 4.6 to find 22 vulnerabilities in Firefox in two weeks — more than were reported in any single month in all of 2025. Then Mythos arrived. Firefox 150, released today, patches 271 vulnerabilities found by Claude.

Artificial intelligence

Build Your Own AI Coding Assistant With Access to Your Entire Codebase (2026)

GitHub Copilot charges $19/month and sends your entire codebase to Microsoft's servers. You can build something better — one that knows your whole project, costs $0/month after hardware, and never phones home.

Artificial intelligence

AI Agents Are Breaking the Internet. The Numbers Are Staggering.

ChatGPT. Claude. GitHub. All of them went down — repeatedly — and it's not a coincidence. AI agents are generating traffic at a scale human developers never could, and the infrastructure holding up your entire dev workflow was never designed for this.

Artificial intelligence

Claude Mythos Hacked Every Major OS, Escaped Its Sandbox, and Emailed a Researcher Eating a Sandwich. We Need to Talk.

I use AI as a tool. I'll say that upfront. Claude helps me write frontends faster. It handles search queries that Google stopped being useful for three years ago. I hand it boilerplate I've written by hand a thousand times and I get time back. That&

Artificial intelligence

Anthropic Just Wrote Apache a $1.5M Check. Here's Why That Number Is Both Impressive and Embarrassing

Anthropic's $1.5M donation seeds a $10M Responsible AI Initiative at the Apache Software Foundation. That's more than half of ASF's entire annual budget in one shot — which tells you everything about how badly the open source infrastructure powering AI has been underfunded.

Artificial intelligence Featured

Your Code Doesn't Have to Leave the Building

A local LLM is three layers: weights on disk, a runtime that loads them, an interface that talks to it. Once you see the stack that way, the hardware question answers itself and the tuning stops being guesswork.

Artificial intelligence

OpenClaw: The Lobster That Broke the Internet, Burned Through Every LLM's Compute Budget, and Started a War Between Anthropic and OpenAI

A retired Austrian developer built an open-source AI agent for fun in November 2025. Within 90 days, Jensen Huang called it the most successful open-source project in human history.

Artificial intelligence

AI Agents Are Breaking the Internet — And Nobody's Ready for the Bill

ChatGPT went down 28,000-report strong in February 2026. Claude had back-to-back outages within 24 hours in March. GitHub logged 37 incidents in a single month and is running at 90.21% uptime — one nine, not three. AI agents aren't just using infrastructure.

Programming

r/programming Just Banned LLM Discussions. I Understand Why. I Still Disagree with it.

The largest programming community on Reddit banned all LLM content for April. The frustration behind the decision is real. The decision itself is a mistake. Here's the full picture: what the ban covers, why it happened, what the data says, and where I actually land on AI as a coding tool.

Artificial intelligence

Anthropic Accidentally Shipped Claude Code's Entire Source to npm — and the Internet Read Every Line

On March 31, 2026, Anthropic published version 2.1.88 of Claude Code to the npm registry. Bundled inside was a 59.8 MB JavaScript source map file — a debug artifact that reconstructs the complete original TypeScript source from the minified production bundle. By 4:23 AM ET, it was

Linux

Linux 7.0 RC6 Is Busier Than It Should Be, and Torvalds Isn't Happy About It

Linux 7.0 RC6 landed with more fixes than Torvalds wants to see this late in the cycle, and RC5's calm turned out to be a mirage. He's not panicking yet — but he's also not making promises about the release date, and he suspects better AI coding tools might be partly responsible for the noise.

Hardware Featured

The CPU-ocalypse Is Here, and the AI Industry Walked Right Into It

For three years the AI industry watched GPUs. Nobody was watching the CPU. Now Intel is warning of six-month lead times, AMD has blown past expectations, and the chip everyone assumed would always be available has become the new bottleneck in the biggest infrastructure buildout since the internet.