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In today’s Steve N Allen Almost D̶a̶i̶l̶y̶ Nightly… • Tuesday’s Front Pages • UK Security • Steve’s 12-inch • A little Temuing …

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The Social Security COLA leading into 2027 is 3.6%
Here is what that means in the context of the average American.

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0:18 What COLA Means
1:58 How Medicare Impacts this
3:42 Max Earnings Limit Raised
5:56 Who Sees the Increase
6:53 Where to Get Help

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Join Chad Chelius and Dax Castro as they welcome Jason Taylor Chief Innovations Officer at UsableNet to discuss the ADA Digital Accessibility Lawsuits and Trends Report.

Learn how they collect the data for the report. Find out what happened in 2017 that sparked the report. Chad brings up the topic of Overlays and the ensuing discussion may shock you. Dax has a suprising point of view on them. Find out the answer to the question of “Who is checking anyway?”

Chad brings up the different legal point of view between Canada’s legal outlook on accessibility and the USA. You won’t want to miss his comments on web accessibility and Jason’s closing comments on a corporation’s legal risk relating to accessibility.

Episode link: https://bit.ly/chaxchat

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Game developer Kyle Kukshtel’s post “How to engineer an AI harness for game development” (on the Hacker News front page) explains why AI agents struggle with games and what to change. From the post:

– Games aren’t just code: most of what an LLM sees is the code as written, so your game is a black box to it.
– Fixed randomness: one seeded source of randomness, so the agent can reproduce the exact same game state again and again.
– Screenshots: let the agent capture the game, and toggle UI or gameplay layers off to cut visual clutter.
– Image diffing: raw before/after screenshots confuse the model. A command-line tool like odiff gives a diff image and a similarity number the agent can work toward.

Source:
Kyle Kukshtel, How to engineer an AI harness for game development: https://kylekukshtel.com/ai-harness-engineering-game-development-claude-code
odiff: https://github.com/dmtrKovalenko/odiff

What game would you build with Claude Code? Tell me in the comments.

#shorts #claudecode #gamedev #indiedev #aitools

Photos:
“Sony Playstation” by Maciej Korsan is marked with CC0 1.0.

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