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There was a time when many Twitter alternatives popped up, and Meta couldn't resist throwing its hat in this game too, with Threads. Threads may have started as a way to capture people leaving Twitter after Elon Musk bought it, but it's now all grown up, it seems. The service has reached 500 million
I’ve been worried about the next generation of Windows laptops, to the point where I begrudingly bought a MacBook Air earlier this year because I figured my next Windows upgrade would be a costly one. After spending some time with Lenovo’s latest batch of Snapdragon X2-powered Windows laptops, thoug
Apple supplier Tata says an Indian pollution regulator has dropped scrutiny of one of its iPhone component plants, after the company responded to concerns over possible wastewater contamination. Here are the details.
An open letter signed by dozens of security experts asked the government to reverse export restrictions on Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models.
When people imagine the first remote control, they picture a plastic clicker pointed at a television. The real thing arrived decades earlier, ran on radio waves, and floated. In 1898, at an electrical exhibition in Madison Square Garden, Nikola Tesla steered a small boat across a pool of water using
In addition to executing entirely in memory, the malware's infection chain incorporates other anti-analysis techniques designed to frustrate detection.
A team ships their first email agent on a Thursday. Demo went great, handler's deployed, webhook's registered. Friday morning the on-call wakes up to an inbox where the agent has been enthusiastically replying to its own replies all night, a customer who received the same answer three times, and a t
Originally published on Rough Edges. There's a pattern I've watched play out in more than one organization. From a distance it looks like high performance. Up close it's something else. A strong engineer – relentless, demonstrably capable, the kind of person who ships when others stall – has the ear
How I Cut AI API Costs by 65% — A Freelance Dev's 2026 Guide Three months ago I opened my monthly invoice from a client project and nearly choked on my cold brew. I'd been running a moderately complex AI workflow — the kind of thing you spin up for a SaaS founder who wants document analysis piped in
A few months ago, I wrote a small Nushell script designed to take user-provided text and generate comments formatted for various programming languages. After using it for a while, a few flaws naturally emerged: Limited availability: Being written as a Nushell command restricted its use to those who
Part 3 of a series on building production AI on .NET. Part 1 was the overview; Part 2 was error analysis. Now we turn the failure taxonomy you built into something you can measure against — without quietly fooling yourself. A golden dataset is a set of representative inputs, each paired with a refer
Cutting My AI Bill by 60%: A Freelancer's Context Window Diary Look, I'll be honest with you. Six months ago I was hemorrhaging money on API calls. Not big tech money — I'm a freelance dev doing client work from my home office — but enough that I started sweating every time I checked my billing dash
BootCamp by Dr.Angela 1. Building Your Own APIs You can build your own APIs using frameworks like Node.js + Express. API Platforms RapidAPI : Marketplace for testing and using public APIs APIs can be: Monetized APIs : Data collection services, Algorithm / service-based APIs, Simplified interface for
Blackwell MLPerf Dominance, Intel Nova Lake Compute Runtime, & Weston 16 Vulkan HDR Today's Highlights NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture showcased unparalleled performance in MLPerf Training 6.0 benchmarks, solidifying its lead in AI compute. Concurrently, Intel's Compute Runtime introduced early supp
SQLite WAL Debug, pgstream v1.1.0, & Postgres Scaling Retrospective Today's Highlights This week's database highlights include a deep dive into SQLite's WAL index debugging, a new release of the pgstream data pipeline tool for PostgreSQL, and a retrospective on scaling PostgreSQL for millions of use
I needed a fast, repeatable way to compare production-grade open models before routing traffic to them. In this post, I will walk through a lightweight Python harness that sends identical prompts to four different Oxlo.ai models, times each response, and scores the outputs with a judge model so you
Databricks wants to erase the divide between the databases that run a business and the systems that analyze it. At The post Databricks wants to merge the two databases every company runs appeared first on The New Stack.
For years, automating HCP Terraform platform operations meant building and maintaining custom tooling on top of the API. Today, we're changing that with tfctl, the first dedicated CLI for HCP Terraform and Terraform Enterprise, now available on GitHub. The missing interface HCP Terraform and Terrafo
A new Android banking trojan named Rokarolla is targeting 217 banking and cryptocurrency applications using an extensive set of 137 commands. [...]
A flaw in the Google Cloud Vertex AI SDK for Python let an attacker with no access to a victim's project hijack the victim's machine learning model upload and run code inside Google's serving infrastructure. Palo Alto Networks Unit 42, which found and reported the bug through Google's bug bounty pro
