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There’s been an unusually large drop in the price of AAPL stock so far this week, losing roughly $25 per share in the two days since the WWDC keynote. While some are inevitably speculating that investors weren’t impressed by Apple’s AI announcements, there are other factors at play … more…
The Xiaomi 17T, introduced in India last week, is now available for purchase through Xiaomi's official Indian website, Amazon.in, and Xiaomi retail stores. The Xiaomi 17T comes in violet, blue, and black colors in India with two memory options - 12GB/256GB and 12GB/512GB, priced at INR59,999 ($630/€
A number of people have been complaining that the new Siri demos during the keynote videos were a little on the slow side. There were notable lags of several seconds between Siri requests and the task being carried out. But while the ideal we’re aiming for is for AI tasks to be carried out as quickl
Back in January, the Realme P4 Power made a splash with its 10,001mAh battery. Since then, there have been multiple P4 models that offered various combinations of battery capacity, chipset performance, camera and display quality. Now there is a brand new member. The Realme P4R has an 8,000mAh batter
The first big Google TV Streamer of 2026 is here – yes, six months into the year. Timing aside, though, one of the bigger improvements here is support for Thread 1.4, which gives the Google TV Streamer more power as an anchor to your smart home. more…
AI-generated content threatens credibility in cybersecurity. This "Ask the Expert" column explores why human oversight matters and how to maintain authentic narratives.
The post Japan’s Three Largest Banks Target Stablecoin Launch in FY2026 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Three major Japanese banks—MUFG Bank, Mizuho Bank, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation—plan to begin live commercial transactions using a jointly issued stablecoin during fiscal year
What: A new agent-harness scaling-law paper introduces Effective Feedback Compute (EFC) — a single quantity that predicts whether an agent finishes a task from the quality of the feedback its harness returns each step, scored on four axes and normalized by how hard the task is. Why: It reframes agen
I was working on cost optimization for an LLM-based document translation At that point, the LLM translation flow was still very direct: one extracted It worked, but it was not ideal for cost. For a document with many text segments, the number of API calls grew linearly. In simpler terms: Instead of
You may have heard that there are three types of SEO: On-page SEO, Off-page SEO, and Technical SEO. However, there are only two types: On-page SEO and Off-page SEO, with Technical SEO being a subset of On-page SEO, that means Technical SEO is one of the On-page SEO practices . On-page SEO encompasse
Flash Attention: what it does and why it matters Your training job is paying for an A100 at $3/hour. The loss is going down, gradients are flowing, and the model's loss curve looks textbook-logarithmic. But if you profile the step time and look at what the GPU is actually doing, you'll see something
How I revived a 128MB RAM NAS by building my own control panel It all started with boredom and old hardware I had an old Netgear Stora MS2000 sitting around — a box with just 128 MB of RAM. I had installed Debian 7 and OpenMediaVault on it once. Then the disk died, I reinstalled Debian 9, but OMV tu
Every blog post, product page, and profile in a Rails app deserves its own Open Graph image, the picture that shows up when someone shares the link on Twitter, LinkedIn, or Slack. The catch is that Ruby's options for generating those images are worse than the equivalents in the JavaScript and PHP wo
This is a story about a company that rolled out an AI interview system — and the lunch break I spent creating two ghosts to test it. Zhang walked up to my desk with a coffee mug. It had "World's Greatest QA Engineer" printed on it — a souvenir from last year's team building. The letters were barely
I’ve been working on a small open-source repo for AI-agent workflows around the MEXC API. The project is not meant to be a “trading bot.” The goal is more specific: to give coding agents like Claude Code, Codex-style agents, and similar tools a safer structure for working with live exchange API work
Hey Dev community! 👋 Frontend: React + Google Maps We built NeuralDrive — a real-time routing dashboard for emergency vehicles in Nigerian cities — dynamic rerouting, live incident detection, and AI-suggested fastest paths. 🔗 Live project: neural-drive-brown.vercel.app Finals are June 11. Would lo
In the first article in this series, I argued that agents do not replace APIs. They expose the quality of the APIs underneath them. That should feel familiar, because we have been here before. The current wave of AI agents, MCP, and tool-driven architectures follows a recognisable pattern. We are be
Making a good tabletop RPG map should not require installing a heavy desktop app, learning a complex tool, or spending an hour just to draw a simple dungeon room. That is the idea behind RPGMapEditor.com — a browser-based RPG map editor for creating battle maps, dungeon maps, and fantasy maps for Du
在做後端開發時，一定遇過這種情況： 認真查 log 才發現，SQL 被打了幾十次、幾百次，但你明明只寫了一個查詢 N+1 Query Problem 指的就是 準確一點來說是 先執行 1 次查詢取得主資料 然後對每一筆資料，再各自發出 1 次查詢 以生活化的例子來看，想像你要查全班同學的成績： 你先去教務處問：「請問 301 班有哪些學生？」→ 拿到 30 個名字 然後你對每一個同學，都跑去教務處問一次：「XXX 的成績是多少？」 第 1 次：問全班名單 這就是 N+1 —— N=30 個同學，多出 30 次額外查詢 比較聰明做法是 假設今天我們要做一個 API 回傳「商店列表 + 每家店的機
Over half of bitcoin's circulating supply is now trading at a loss, a level typically only reached near major bear market bottoms, per K33.
