· · Gizmodo
The Innovator Behind Siri’s Fix Isn't Receiving Due Recognition
Despite all his hard work, Mike Rockwell is reportedly not getting a moment in the spotlight.
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· · Engadget
Luxury Fashion Meets Space Exploration in Axiom's Revolutionary NASA Spacesuit Upgrade
Axiom has showed off its new spacesuit's inner layer, designed to keep astronauts cool on the moon.
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· · The Next Web
South Korea’s AI chip boom is so strong it’s crushing the bond market
The AI boom that has made Samsung and SK Hynix trillion-dollar companies and sent the Kospi up roughly 80% is doing something unusual to South Korea’s bond market: destroying it. Korean government bonds have lost 7.5% in 2026 in local-currency terms, the worst performance among 44 sovereign markets
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· · The Next Web
Moonshot AI wants a $30bn valuation six months after being worth $4bn. That tells you everything about China’s AI funding race.
Moonshot AI, the Beijing-based developer of the Kimi chatbot, is seeking as much as $2 billion in a new funding round that would value the company at $30 billion, Bloomberg reported on Sunday. If the round closes at that target, it would mark a seven-fold increase in capitalisation since December, w
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· · The Next Web
The AI models finding 10,000 vulnerabilities are the same ones China is trying to copy. That is the problem.
In May, Google’s Threat Intelligence Group confirmed the first known case of an AI system discovering and weaponising a zero-day exploit that was then deployed in the wild. A criminal actor used a frontier model to find a two-factor authentication bypass, build a working exploit, and use it before a
#ai#cybersecurity#vulnerabilities#zero-day-exploits#threat-intelligence
· · The Next Web
JPMorgan poaches Nomura’s international AI strategy chief as Dimon doubles down on AI hiring
JPMorgan Chase is hiring Nomura Holdings’ international head of artificial intelligence strategy, according to Bloomberg, as the largest US bank by assets accelerates its recruitment of AI specialists. Singapore-based Tahir Zafar, who joined Nomura in late 2023 and was promoted to his current role i
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· · The Next Web
A UK startup just raised $18.5 million to fly satellites where nobody else can
Between commercial aircraft at 10km and conventional satellites at 500km lies a band of near-Earth space that has never been used commercially. Very low Earth orbit, or VLEO, sits at 200 to 300km, an altitude historically reserved for spy satellites and the International Space Station. Reading-based
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· · MIT Technology Review
AI-driven World Cup Ball May Face Unexpected Aerodynamics Challenges
Much is new about this month’s upcoming FIFA World Cup tournament, which will be held in the US, Canada, and Mexico. It hosts more teams than ever before. It’s the first to occur in three different host countries. And, like predecessor cups for over half a century, it will employ a soccer ball with
#ai#world-cup-2026#sports-technology#fifa#ball-trajectory
· · Tom's Guide
5 Morning AI Habits Transforming India's Mobile Users Every Day
These five simple AI prompts help me organize my schedule, reduce mental clutter and make hectic mornings feel far more manageable.
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· · Tom's Guide
I've used iOS 26 for a year, and these are the 9 features I can't live without
I rate all the new features introduced with iOS 26 to tell you how much I use them after spending nearly a year using Apple's latest iPhone software.
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· · Dev.to
UX DataTables in 2026: typed columns, server-side processing, API Platform, Mercure and inline editing
A while ago I wrote a first post introducing UX DataTables, a Symfony bundle that integrates the DataTables.net library into Symfony applications. Since then the bundle has changed a lot. The builder-service approach from the original post is gone; the bundle now revolves around a single base class
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· · Dev.to
Svelte: The Compiler That Rethinks How We Build Web Apps
If you've spent any time in frontend development, you know the routine: pick a framework, ship a chunk of runtime code to the browser, and let that runtime figure out what changed and update the DOM. React, Vue, and Angular all work roughly this way. Svelte takes a fundamentally different path, and
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· · Dev.to
K8s cost allocation without manual tagging in 2026
Quick take Manual tagging breaks at scale. Devs forget labels, tags drift across rebuilds, and 30 to 40% of your cluster cost ends up unallocated. Kubernetes already exposes five attribution signals for free. Use them, and most teams can drop manual tagging entirely. If you only have 90 seconds, thi
#kubernetes#cloud-computing#cost-allocation#devops
· · Dev.to
Inheritance in Python: Building Code That Grows With You
What if you didn’t have to rewrite code every time you wanted something similar? inheritance. build once, reuse and extend. A parent class is the original class. class Animal: def speak(self): print("Animal makes a sound") A child class inherits from the parent class. class Dog(Animal): pass dog1 =
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· · Dev.to
Custom Metrics, Stress Testing, and Web Vitals, Going Beyond Basic Load Testing with k6
Part 3 of 4: Custom Metrics, Stress Testing, and Web Vitals — Going Beyond Basic Load Testing with k6 In part 2 I built a layered test suite against Google's Online Boutique on a homelab Kubernetes cluster. Smoke passed. The load test ran clean after fixing two bugs, a wrong assertion string on chec
#cloud-computing#load-testing#web-vitals#kubernetes#stress-testing
· · Dev.to
Unlock Deep Learning Power with DeepSeek API in Python Made Easy
Everyone keeps saying "DeepSeek is so cheap," but most tutorials jump straight into the advanced stuff. So here's the version I wish I'd had on day one — from zero to your first working API call, no prior experience needed. Two reasons DeepSeek is a great first API to learn on: It's cheap. Like, an
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· · Dev.to
You’re a Real TypeScript Developer Only If...
A few months ago, I published You're a Real JavaScript Developer Only If... It was just a post for fun, and honestly, I didn't expect it to resonate with so many developers 😅 But judging by the comments, we’ve all been through the same chaos: mysterious bugs random npm disasters console.log-powered
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· · Dev.to
Dynamic Programming for Coding Interviews: The Execution Gap Nobody Talks About
There is a specific failure mode in DP interviews that nobody writes about. You have done the LeetCode problems. You understand memoization. You can explain overlapping subproblems. You solve Coin Change in practice, get the right answer, and feel ready. Then the interview starts. You get a DP probl
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· · Dev.to
Build a multi-platform Design System, step by step
Let's build a multi-platform Design System, step by step Web, iOS, Android. One color definition. Changed once, propagated everywhere. Instead of a theory article, we're going to build a working POC, step by step. By the end, you'll have a mini design system that generates CSS, Swift, and Kotlin fro
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· · Dev.to
The agent that fixes bugs by running the code
I want to tell you about the first time I watched a coding agent fix a bug correctly on the first try. It wasn't the model. The model was the same one I'd been using for months. It was the loop around the model that had changed. The agent didn't open three files, skim them, write a confident theory
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