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Claude Code version 2.1.63 introduces /simplify, which scans pull requests for reuse opportunities, readability issues, and inefficiencies using multiple agents that apply fixes automatically. The /batch command handles large refactors by splitting tasks into 5-30 independent worktrees, each with its own agent creating PRs in parallel—like migrating tests from Jest to Vitest. Lead Boris Cherny uses both daily, and while many praised the time savings, some wondered why agents don't simplify code automatically from the start. The update also brings HTTP hooks, shared configs, and fixes for long sessions.

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Developers often spend hours cleaning up AI-generated code. Anthropic's latest Claude Code update hands that work to parallel agents with two new slash commands.

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The studio tapped McBride, known for Eastbound & Down and The Righteous Gemstones, for one script and Landis, writer of Chronicle and son of director John Landis, for another—potentially merging them under producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. This comes after G.I. Joe's uneven live-action films, from 2009's Rise of Cobra with Channing Tatum to the 2021 Snake Eyes flop. Backlash centers on 2019 allegations against Landis of emotional manipulation, assault, and non-consensual acts from eight women, with no charges filed; he later called himself a 'toxic partner' but denied rape. Outrage links it to other Skydance hires like John Lasseter and DEI cuts at Paramount post-2025 merger.

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Paramount announced new G.I. Joe scripts from comedians Danny McBride and Max Landis, but Landis's past accusations quickly drew sharp criticism from fans and accusers' allies.

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The studio tapped McBride, known for Eastbound & Down and The Righteous Gemstones, for one script and Landis, writer of Chronicle and son of director John Landis, for another—potentially merging them under producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. This comes after G.I. Joe's uneven live-action films, from 2009's Rise of Cobra with Channing Tatum to the 2021 Snake Eyes flop. Backlash centers on 2019 allegations against Landis of emotional manipulation, assault, and non-consensual acts from eight women, with no charges filed; he later called himself a 'toxic partner' but denied rape. Outrage links it to other Skydance hires like John Lasseter and DEI cuts at Paramount post-2025 merger.

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Paramount announced new G.I. Joe scripts from comedians Danny McBride and Max Landis, but Landis's past accusations quickly drew sharp criticism from fans and accusers' allies.

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The Japanese CoroCoro Comic 'Best Photo Snap Pikachu #25,' with only about 20 copies ever made, sold via buy-now on Fanatics Collect on February 8, 2026. Graded PSA Authentic as a 1-of-1, it topped Logan Paul's 1998 Pikachu Illustrator record of $5.275 million from 2021, though Paul's card is now auctioned at Goldin with bids near $6.6 million as of February 15. Collectors split between hailing it as the new most expensive Pokémon card ever and questioning its off-centering, while the same card relisted for up to $16 million.

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A ultra-rare Pikachu card from a 1999 Pokémon Snap contest quietly changed hands for $10 million, leaving collectors stunned and debating its place at the top.

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A match between Necaxa and Querétaro in Mexico's Liga MX was briefly suspended when loud bangs, reported as gunshots from outside Estadio Victoria, caused players to sprint off the pitch in panic. Posts attribute the incident to cartel members shooting into the stadium.

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On January 28 at Imam Khomeini International Airport, Iranian authorities seized a Dutch diplomat's suitcase after he refused an X-ray scan, later opening it to find Starlink equipment, seven satellite phones, and wireless gear amid nationwide protests and an internet blackout. The Netherlands called the search unacceptable and a violation of diplomatic immunity under the 1961 Vienna Convention, summoning Iran's ambassador while demanding the items' return. Iran justified the action as a national security measure on personal luggage, not a sealed diplomatic pouch, against a backdrop of unrest where Starlink devices helped protesters bypass controls.

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Airport officials in Tehran unpacked a diplomat's suitcase to reveal Starlink modems and satellite phones, sparking a sharp diplomatic clash with the Netherlands.

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