Vol. I · No. 71MON, JUN 29, 2026
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I tested Claude + Blender MCP for real 3D workflows and here's the honest result

Saw a lot of hype around Blender MCP this week so I decided to actually test it with two real workflows instead of just reading about it. **Test 1: Build a scene from scratch** Typed one sentence describing a cyberpunk room. Claude handled the geometry, lighting, camera and render settings. Never touched a menu. Not everything in the prompt landed perfectly and this was a simple scenario — results will vary with anything more complex. But for basic setup work it was fast. **Test 2: Clean up a photogrammetry scan** Threw a raw KIRI Engine photogrammetry scan at it. Massey Ferguson tracto...

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Qwen Introduced FlashQLA

Qwen releases FlashQLA, linear attention kernels delivering 2–3× forward and 2× backward speedup for on-device agentic inference via TileLang optimization.

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my claude prompts are embarrassingly short now

Reddit user reports that shorter, focused system prompts outperform long instruction blocks with Claude, challenging conventional multi-thousand-word prompt engineering.

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China freezes new robotaxi licenses after Baidu chaos

A Baidu Apollo Go robotaxi in Wuhan, China. | Image: Bloomberg via Getty Images China has suspended new licenses for autonomous vehicles, Bloomberg reports, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter. The move comes after dozens of robotaxis operated by Chinese tech giant Baidu ground to a halt in traffic last month in Wuhan, creating chaos. The restrictions will prevent companies from adding new driverless cars to their fleets, expanding into new cities, or starting new test projects. It is unclear when officials will start issuing new licenses again. Bloomberg said the Wuhan incident al...

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GitHub rushed to fix a critical vulnerability in less than six hours

GitHub employees fixed a critical remote code execution vulnerability in less than six hours last month. Wiz Research used AI models to uncover a vulnerability in GitHub's internal git infrastructure that could have allowed attackers to access millions of public and private code repositories. "Our security team immediately began validating the bug bounty report. Within 40 minutes, we had reproduced the vulnerability internally and confirmed the severity," explains Alexis Wales, GitHub chief information security officer. "This was a critical issue that required immediate action." GitHub's engi...

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