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The post Exclusive: Michaël Van de Poppe Keeps $300K Bitcoin Target Alive, Says $1M Is Still Possible appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin is trading around $ 63K after a volatile stretch, with sentiment still mixed across the crypto market. While traders remain cautious following recent
The decision by HTX has affected multiple assets for the exchange, including BTC, ETH, USDC, Usual Stablecoin, and USDT. The post HTX moved $1.3 billion from reserves to undisclosed ‘ThirdParty’ appeared first on Protos.
The post Senator Warren Calls on SEC to Block SpaceX IPO Days Before Historic Listing appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Senator Elizabeth Warren has formally asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to delay the SpaceX IPO, firing the most significant political shot yet at what is set to
Practical AI Integration Belongs Inside Workflows is a practical operating principle, not a slogan. The useful version of analytics, automation, and software operations is usually quieter than the marketing version. It is less about collecting everything or automating everything, and more about maki
I recently added a new feature to my browser extension KoalaSync: a local audio compressor for browser videos. It is still a bit experimental and will probably change over time, but I wanted to write down what I built, why I built it, and what ended up being more annoying than expected. KoalaSync is
At some point your AI bill stops being a rounding error and someone asks the obvious question: who spent what, on which model, doing what? Answering it means putting something between your developers and the providers — or putting something next to the providers. There are three common shapes, and t
I built Pretty Scrum because preparing for the PSM I exam felt more inefficient than it needed to be. Most mock exams I tried had the same problem: they kept repeating questions I already knew, while not focusing enough on the areas where I was still weak. Udemy mock exams and open Scrum tests are u
The Technical Problem: Websites Drift, Pipelines Don't Know Long-running scraping pipelines have a structural assumption baked in: the URLs you configured last month still resolve today. That assumption is wrong more often than you'd expect. Sites reorganize their URL structure during CMS migrations
TL;DR Most developers jump straight to building a SaaS product before they have any distribution. The product fails not because it is bad, but because nobody knows it exists. Services are not a consolation prize. They are the fastest way to validate your product idea, earn your first revenue, and bu
Last week, Microsoft shut down 73 of its own GitHub repositories following a malware attack that would steal developers’ credentials The post Microsoft pulled 73 GitHub repos after malware attack — but still won’t say who’s compromised appeared first on The New Stack.
This article was originally published at https://saastools.corenk.com/articles/does-churn-prevention-saas-payments You logged into Stripe to check monthly revenue. $18,730 MRR, steady growth, decent net-new adds. But then you scrolled down to the "Failed Payments" report—14 customers, $1,247 in unca
On Wednesday, AWS announced that its Graviton5 processor is now generally available and powers two new Amazon EC2 instances: M9g The post AWS can now mathematically prove your VMs are isolated appeared first on The New Stack.
Multi-Channel Alerting: Why Email Isn't Enough Your monitoring tool detects an outage. It sends an email. Nobody sees it for 4 hours. This is the number one reason monitoring setups fail — not detection, but delivery. Different incidents need different urgency levels: Severity Example Response Time
The fastest-moving conversation in AI developer tooling this week began with a job description. Boris Cherny, head of Claude Code The post The Anthropic leader who built Claude Code says he ditched prompting — now he just writes loops. appeared first on The New Stack.
Naive RAG passes the demo and fails the audit. The citation-guard pattern keeps fintech AI honest: retrieve with citations, quote numbers, abstain when unsure, verify before shipping. A wealth platform demoed an AI assistant that answered client questions in plain English. It worked well until someo
On Tuesday, Anthropic debuted Fable 5, the first — and much-anticipated — generally available Mythos-class model. Anthropic says it can work The post Fable 5: Guardrails and burn rate are annoying users, who say it’s still better than Opus 4.8 appeared first on The New Stack.
TLDR Strict mode in TypeScript turns on 8 safety checks at once with one line: "strict": true in your tsconfig.json. It catches null errors, missing types, uninitialized class properties, and more before your code ever runs. Always enable it on new projects. On older projects, turn on the 8 flags on
About a year ago, Google demoed a diffusion model at its I/O developer conference, but went quiet about the technology The post Google’s DiffusionGemma is 4x faster than its other Gemma models appeared first on The New Stack.
How AI is changing not just how people learn software development, but who gets to participate in it. A few months ago, a beginner with an idea for a game had two choices. They could spend weeks or months learning programming fundamentals before building anything meaningful. Or they could try to fol
If you can see everything, you may see nothing at all. That’s what SREs and DevOps engineers are learning as The post Observability overload is drowning engineers appeared first on The New Stack.
