What's one tool or library you recently discovered that changed how you work?

What’s the most underrated skill for a game developer or designer to learn?

Common concern is chatbots giving wrong answers. The real danger is autonomous agents disrupting critical infrastructure. 5 expert insights on AI risk in this thread: 👇

I love seeing early prototypes that look terrible but solve the right problem. Got one?

What’s a piece of feedback that changed how you approach your work?

Could AI lead to doomsday scenarios? From internet takeovers to nuclear conflict, experts discuss 5 major AI risks and how to mitigate them. Read here: https://www.guardingpearsoftware.com/blog/the-ai-endgame-what-experts-say-could-go-catastrophical-50793

The AI Endgame: What Experts Say Could Go Catastrophically Wrong

Artificial intelligence is advancing at a remarkable pace, bringing new possibilities in science, healthcare, cybersecurity, and everyday life. But what if the same technology designed to make life easier ends up threatening humanity itself? Understanding the worst-case scenarios is becoming important as the technology grows more powerful.

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If you could give one piece of advice to your junior self, what would it be?

FBI has arrested another suspected co-conspirator linked to ShinyHunters, according to director Kash Patel. ShinyHunters is the extortion group that breached the FBI’s jobs portal and stole sensitive information belonging to nearly all FBI agents and job applicants.

What’s a small thing in your workflow that saves you way more time than it should?

Most malware makes itself obvious with ransom notes. Cryptojacking profits by staying completely invisible. 5 hidden truths in this thread: 👇

Ever delete a whole feature right before launch? What made you pull the plug?

How do you decide when a project is ‘done enough’ to ship?

Stores like Steam are crowded and a good game can stay invisible. Five studios built audiences by posting raw, unfinished work long before launch. 5 lessons from their devlog habits: 👇

When a game mechanic clicks for players, that feeling is unbeatable. Share a win.

Security researchers successfully compromised Samsung’s Galaxy S26 three times during the Pwn2Own Ireland 2026 hacking competition. Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) organizes the event to identify zero-day vulnerabilities in fully patched devices before real-world attackers can exploit them.

What’s a design rule you follow most of the time, but break when it feels right?

Anthropic said that it is expanding Project Glasswing, the program that gives vetted cybersecurity professionals access to its advanced AI models. The company said its Project Glasswing identified at least 129,000 verified software vulnerabilities between April and July 2026.

Do you name your variables something silly in early drafts, or am I the only one?

What’s the hardest part about working with other people’s code?