LDK’s Lightning preview adds flexibility—and migration homework
The v0.3-rc1 preview adds splice flexibility, while its compatibility notes give wallet developers homework before an upgrade.
12 stories for curious minds.
The v0.3-rc1 preview adds splice flexibility, while its compatibility notes give wallet developers homework before an upgrade.
PEFT 0.21.0 includes a trainable shadow network. Its detachable design is intriguing, but it comes with extra computation and clear limits.
Apple’s foldable iPhone reaches Canada in October. The bigger canvas comes with a substantial price and a later Pencil promise.
The Ethereum Foundation’s Protocol team has a Reddit AMA scheduled for 14:00 UTC. Questions are already being collected.
1.1.1.1 can now check ML-DSA-44 signatures. That is an early step toward a much wider DNS migration.
A September 9 technical walkthrough details Granite’s downloadable forecasting model. The useful question is how it behaves on your data.
The 0.21.5.8 maintenance release focuses on validation, relay and resource handling—not price predictions.
Today’s stable kernel update is a useful reminder: maintenance releases deserve attention too.
An agent can adjust training runs while you sleep. Someone still has to define what counts as an improvement.
Mozilla’s two-week release rhythm is about getting finished work out sooner—not doubling the feature firehose.
The toolkit connects on-device and cloud models. Choosing where the work happens still matters.
A benchmark score tells one story. The checks your coding agent actually performs tell another.