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Hey everyone, I wanted to share a quick reflection on how much the field of AI research has changed recently and see how others are navigating it. Looking at the landscape today, there has been a massive shift since LLMs and VLMs took over the market. It used to be that the work was centered around
We live squarely in the time the AI CEOs were warning us about.
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Teenage Engineering has already issued multiple substantial updates for its surprisingly capable $329 EP-133 KO II sampler. Its latest is one of the biggest yet. OS 2.5 adds audio over USB, selectable sample rates for lo-fi fun, sample reverse, an arpeggiator, equal-length autochopping, and it exten
Not everyone is buying Elon Musk’s vision for orbital data centers.
Zen 4 and RDNA 4 are undoubtedly the best choices for a mid-range gaming PC
This is an extension to my previous post on Circuit Breakers. It only decides: "Should I even try calling Redis?" When the circuit is open, your application executes the fallback. For many systems, that fallback is the database. Request │ Circuit Breaker (Open) │ Database And that's where the real p
Just shipped this: hand tracking via webcam, move your hand = cursor follows. make a fist, hold it = press. open palm = release. colored mist effect around the screen edges so you know it's active. inspired by that old xbox kinect menu system. tech: electron + mediapipe + webgl. desktop app, locally
How I built a gamified, infinite-scroll video installation for the TIAT "Slop Epistemologies" exhibition—and optimized heavy web media to run smoothly on a $15 single-board computer. In David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest, "The Entertainment" is a film cartridge so fatally mesmerizing that anyone w
📦 All code examples in this article are available on GitHub: github.com/andre-carbajal/sql-ai-database-solutions Databases and AI used to live in separate worlds. Your PostgreSQL instance handled structured queries, and your ML pipeline ran somewhere else entirely. That separation is rapidly disapp
The default spam settings on an agent mailbox are a guess. They might be too loose — phishing and junk land in your support agent's inbox and your model dutifully drafts a reply to a Nigerian prince. Or they're too aggressive — a customer's reply from a slightly-misconfigured small-business mail ser
robust Solana Token Staking smart contract built with Anchor A robust Solana Token Staking smart contract built with Anchor. Users can stake SPL tokens to earn proportional rewards over time. Features admin configuration, reward deposits, claim-only & unstake options, two-step authority transfer, an
Why LLM Agents Fail Silently and How to Debug Them Your agent returned an empty result. No exception. No error log. No status code that points anywhere useful. Just nothing. You dig through logs. The LLM call went through. The tool was invoked. The response came back. Everything looks fine and yet t
Handing someone least-privilege access to a Kubernetes cluster means assembling a scoped kubeconfig by hand — ServiceAccount, Role, RoleBinding, token, CA, YAML. Here's the full gauntlet, and how Kubexer collapses it. A teammate needs to deploy to one namespace. A CI bot needs read-only access to po
AI agents are starting to change the assumptions behind commerce software. For a long time, ecommerce platforms were designed around human interpretation. A product page could contain a mixture of structured data, marketing copy, policy fragments, trust signals, pricing information, availability ind
I'm working on my postgraduate of Software Engineering on PUC-RJ and I have noticed that I should be more effective just organizing my company properly. Devtype is a three people company, as we have a short team, we have tried to avoid overwhelming the workflow. However after some projects we added
The Pitch We run 9 AI agents on a server with 2 CPU cores and 3.6 gigabytes of RAM. There's no GPU. There's no Kubernetes cluster. There's not even a cloud VM — it's an Ubuntu box sitting in the back office of a fitness gym in China. And it works. The gym opens every day. Members get their fitness r
The asset manager argues Bitcoin's fixed supply schedule does not undermine network security, even as miners face shrinking block rewards after each halving.
We believe much of the artificial intelligence industry is chasing the wrong prize. Frontier model vendors such as Anthropic PBC and OpenAI Group PBC, they may have shifted their commercial focus toward enterprise customers, but they’ve not changed their fundamental architecture. Specifically, they’
