💸 GitHub Actions Announces 2026 Pricing Overhaul
GitHub’s new pricing model strengthens its CI/CD ecosystem for long-term sustainability and hints at a broader shift toward automation and AI-driven developer workflows.
GitHub will update its pricing for GitHub Actions starting January 1, 2026. Hosted runners will become cheaper, while self-hosted runners will incur a new $0.002 per-minute charge beginning March 1, 2026. Most users—including individuals and small teams—will see unchanged or lower costs. The changes align pricing with real usage and support continued investment in CI/CD reliability, scalability, and developer tooling. Upcoming improvements include enhanced autoscaling, new observability features, and an upgraded Actions Runner Controller.
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🦊 Mozilla Welcomes New CEO Anthony Enzor-Demeo
This leadership change renews Mozilla’s mission to stand as a privacy-centric, user-first alternative in an AI-driven world while maintaining its open-source values.
Mozilla has named Anthony Enzor-Demeo as its new CEO, ushering in a fresh strategic direction. Demeo aims to make Mozilla the world’s most trusted software company by championing transparency, privacy, and user control. The company will evolve Firefox into an AI-enabled browser and broaden its focus toward a sustainable, trustworthy software ecosystem.
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🤖 This Is Not the Future
A sharp ethical reflection on tech determinism, urging readers to reclaim control over technology and redefine progress on their own terms.
The essay challenges the belief that AI and disruptive technologies are inevitable, arguing that this mindset weakens personal agency and lets corporations define ‘progress’ without accountability. It advocates for critical thinking, digital autonomy, and a more intentional vision of the future we truly want.
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📂 File d’attente – A Minimal File-Based Job Queue in Go
A clean, Unix-style approach to job management—simple, inspectable, and perfect for developers who favor clarity over complexity.
File d’attente is a lightweight job queue built in Go that organizes tasks as files in directories representing different job states. Inspired by Unix principles, it supports retries, timeouts, and backoff mechanisms while allowing intuitive control via the filesystem instead of a GUI. It’s ideal for small, trusted environments where simplicity and transparency are valued.
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⚡ ty: A Blazing-Fast Python Type Checker and Language Server
A major leap for Python developers—ty showcases how Rust-powered tooling can redefine performance and precision in static analysis.
Astral’s new tool ‘ty’ is a high-performance Python type checker and language server built in Rust. It offers much faster incremental checks and more accurate diagnostics than mypy or Pyright, integrates seamlessly via the Language Server Protocol, and introduces advanced typing features such as intersection types and refined narrowing. Astral plans to expand it across its Python tooling ecosystem.
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🚀 The Future of JetBrains Fleet
A bold pivot from traditional IDEs toward intelligent, agentic coding environments—JetBrains embraces the next wave of AI-assisted development.
JetBrains will sunset its experimental IDE Fleet on December 22, 2025. Though it never found a strong niche, many of its innovations have been merged into other JetBrains products. The company will redirect Fleet’s technology and team toward developing a new AI-driven, asynchronous development environment.
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🎨 No Graphics API: Rethinking the Future of GPU Design
A visionary take on graphics architecture—Aaltonen invites developers to imagine a world beyond today’s fragmented APIs.
Sebastian Aaltonen proposes a next-generation graphics API that blends the strengths of DirectX 12, Vulkan, Metal, and CUDA. By adopting fully bindless GPU architectures and dropping legacy compatibility, developers could achieve simpler, faster, and more flexible rendering pipelines. The approach could unify engine design and streamline driver development as GPUs evolve.
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