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The stablecoin issuer is extending its tokenized gold strategy by allowing holders of XAUT to borrow against their bullion, mirroring bitcoin-backed lending without selling the underlying asset.
Coinbase and Circle have posted steeper losses than Oracle, Netflix and Salesforce, highlighting the widening gap between crypto equities and the broader market.
F5 has remade itself in every era of computing — from the early web to the cloud — and at 30 it's doing it again. CEO François Locoh-Donou joins the GeekWire Podcast to discuss the company's evolution and its latest initiative: a platform for AI security. Read More
Apple and Microsoft increased prices for Xbox consoles, Macs, and iPads due to a memory chip shortage driven by AI demand.
Australia is doubling penalties for tech firms failing to enforce its child social media ban, as evidence shows limited impact on teen usage. The government is boosting regulator powers to compel companies to prove age verification efforts. Despite over 5 million under-16 accounts deactivated, studi
One plucky YouTuber explores whether 3D printers might let us wrest back the means of production from Big Fashion.
Amazon's Kindle AI features help you read beyond the lines, so long as you have the right ereader.
The FBI and CISA have warned that Russian intelligence hackers are now targeting Signal users’ backup recovery keys, an escalation of a phishing campaign that has already compromised thousands of accounts worldwide. The updated advisory, published Thursday, says that handing over the key once gives
Hey guys. I just completed my B.Sc from Computer Science and Engineering. Got some free time so enrolled myself to DLS course. However as the AI is moving forward so fast currently. Would I be able to use any of these knowledge in the real life? Any beginner guideline to begin with from the experts?
That is an objectively dope couch. | Image: Kai Wright Kai Wright is the co-host of Stateside with Kai and Carter over at the Guardian. But Wright has been bringing his unique insights to listeners for years. He's also hosted Notes From America, The United States of Anxiety, and Indivisible. He's a
A team cut their AI inference bill by more than half. Three months later, customer satisfaction was dropping and the cost savings were tied to the quality loss. Cost-optimization routing layers are a Pareto trap, and here's the detection methodology that catches them in days instead of months. The p
This Frigate server monitors my home and, unlike cloud-based alternatives, protects my privacy
Overnight charging was killing my battery until I tried this fix
Let's be honest. Web-based VPS control panels are great—until you check your server resource logs and see they're consuming 15% of your RAM, or you realize your root SSH private key is sitting in a MySQL database on the web. I wanted a dashboard to manage my Docker containers and Nginx configs, but
Bonjour à toutes et à tous, Je ne suis pas développeur. Je suis juste une personne qui regarde le monde bouger et qui ressent un malaise profond. Je vois ce que vous construisez – ces machines, ces intelligences, ces cathédrales de code – et je me demande si, au fond, vous ressentez la même chose qu
MVC is the first thing anyone learns about Rails and the last thing people actually get right. The pattern itself is simple. Three layers, each with one job. Where it falls apart is the stuff that doesn't fit cleanly into any of the three, and that's exactly what interviewers poke at. I'll walk thro
AI code review has a problem: abstract roles produce generic feedback. "Saboteur" says "add error handling." "New Hire" says "this is confusing." Useful? Sometimes. Specific? Rarely. I built something different: a review system that uses real engineers with searchable philosophies instead of abstrac
On June 18, 2026, I filed postcss/postcss#2096 about OIDC provenance for PostCSS. The ai npm account — one person, Andrey Sitnik — publishes PostCSS, nanoid, Autoprefixer, browserslist, and caniuse-lite. Combined: over 900 million weekly downloads through a single publish credential. Andrey's first
Six months of running a Rust trading bot live, then replaying historical tick data through the same code. The results were not what I expected. The bot had been running for six months. It felt like it was working. P&L was positive. Win rate looked decent. And then I actually backtested it. Turns out
Stop Manual Code Reviews: Build Your AI-Powered Review Workflow You're staring at a 2000-line PR at 4:59 PM on a Friday. Classic. Someone's asking for review feedback, and you've got about 47 other things due tonight. Here's the thing though: you don't actually need to read all 2000 lines yourself a
