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DeepSeek is once again making waves in the artificial intelligence space, with a new development that has the industry paying close attention. The Chinese AI lab has built a reputation for releasing capable models at a fraction of the cost of Western competitors, and each new release renews the debate about whether the AI race is as settled as some assumed.
On a quieter corner of the developer web, a project called Afterfeed is drawing interest from people who've spent years accumulating social media archives and never quite known what to do with them. The tool lets you load your downloaded backups from platforms like Twitter and Facebook and browse them in a clean, unified interface, essentially giving you your own history back in readable form.
And for anyone who's ever stared at a cryptic Make error and wished the tool would just explain itself, Remake is a project worth knowing about. It's an enhanced fork of GNU Make that adds a proper debugger and better diagnostic output, treating a decades-old build tool as something that deserves the same care as modern software.
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