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Open Source's No-More-Pull-Requests Moment

Ladybird, tldraw, and the whole Jazzband collective have stopped taking public pull requests. It isn't a verdict on AI code quality — it's open source rebuilding its trust model from scratch.

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The End of Code Review, or Just Its Relocation?

A provocative paper declares human code review obsolete now that agents can do it faster. The evidence suggests something narrower and more interesting is actually happening.

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FrontierCode: The Benchmark That Asks Whether AI Code Is Ready to Merge

A new benchmark built with more than 20 open-source maintainers deflates the record-breaking numbers behind coding agents: even the best model clears only 13% of the hardest tasks.

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