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The problem: counting unique viewers per second is a row explosion A viewer scrubs to 4:12 of a 9-minute trending clip, watches for 40 seconds, jumps back to the intro, then bounces. Multiply that by the few hundred thousand sessions a day that hit a mid-size aggregator and you get the question ever
Swift 6.3 and 6.4 landed at WWDC 2026 with a strong theme running through them: less boilerplate, fewer surprises, and more control. The session covers four broad areas — language improvements, library updates, cross-platform support, and performance. This article also folds in what shipped in Swift
TL;DR — We rebuilt Mattrx's state layer (Angular 19, 22k LOC TS, marketing analytics SaaS) over 8 months: state-management LOC 8,400 → 3,100 (-63%), state-related bundle 38 KB → 18 KB, /campaigns re-renders per keystroke 47 → 3. The win wasn't picking the "right" library. It was picking the right li
I keep seeing teams ship a "RAG system" that's really a vector database with a thin wrapper. They measure recall@10, ship to production, and then wonder why the model hallucinates on documents the retriever clearly found. The retriever is doing its job. The model is doing its job. What's missing is
Google's Agent Development Kit just crossed 20,000 stars on GitHub, and the Google ADK CLI is quietly becoming the fastest path from "I have an idea for an agent" to "it's running in production." ADK Python 2.0 hit General Availability with graph workflows, collaborative multi-agent support, and a C
A tweet landed on my timeline this week: "Loop engineering is a psyop. Get everyone building multi-agent workflows that loop indefinitely, burn tokens at 10x the normal rate, post record usage numbers right before IPO season." It's a good tweet. Funny, cynical, shareable. And completely wrong about
Last month I built a dashboard with about 150 components. A data table, a few charts, a sidebar, and a search bar. Nothing unusual. Then I typed into the search bar. The input lagged behind my fingers by almost 300 milliseconds. Every keystroke felt like I was fighting the UI. React DevTools told th
I rolled out Claude Code on my own repos a few months ago and, like most people, the first week was a mix of "this is magic" and "why did it just delete my test fixtures." Below is the short, opinionated playbook I wish someone had handed me on day one. Open a sandbox repo, point it at a small bug,
I recently launched an interactive practice tool specifically for Anthropic’s Claude Certified Architect – Foundations certification.The platform focuses on:Realistic scenario-based questions The idea was to create something that lets people prepare effectively in a short time — many users say that
Review What it is container is a command-line tool for Mac that creates and runs Linux containers as lightweight VMs. It's written in Swift, optimized for Apple silicon, and works with standard OCI container images—meaning you can pull from any registry and push back to them. Who it's for Developers
If you've worked with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any modern Large Language Model (LLM), you've probably heard the term token. Tokens are one of the most fundamental concepts in Generative AI, yet they are often misunderstood. Understanding tokens can help you write better prompts, optimize costs, i
As organizations adopt Generative AI, one of the most common questions is: Should I use Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) or Fine-Tuning? Both approaches improve the capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs), but they solve different problems. Choosing the wrong approach can increase costs, co
Hi all Question, if let’s say, I make a website using Cursor and need to deploy to prod but not very familiar with what’s needed to ensure stability, scalability, moderate (well, ideally low) costs, which tools/services would you recommend? perhaps you know professionals/companies who help with that
The Weather Company announced an "enhanced allergy experience" now available through its The Weather Channel app designed to help allergy sufferers better understand when their symptoms might flare up, and what's causing them. While the app already provides static pollen counts, its "Health & Wellne
Researchers warn that thousands of malicious domains are already in place, as fans, tournament organizers face potential attacks.
The Switch 2 is still setting sales records. | Image: The Verge, Nintendo Woot is hosting a small, but welcome deal on the Nintendo Switch 2 through June 19th. New customers can save $15 on the $449.99 console with the code NEW15 used at checkout. Sure, these are microscopic savings, but come Septem
Dashboards have long served as a primary way for organizations to extract insights from data, but they can fall short in agile environments: Dashboards aren’t interactive and don’t allow you to ask follow-up questions. This forces users to step outside their workflows or turn to data analysts to get
This is Lowpass by Janko Roettgers, a newsletter on the ever-evolving intersection of tech and entertainment, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week. Severance. Pachinko. Silo. Ted Lasso. Over the past couple of years, a number of Apple TV shows have become hits with audiences and cri
Elon Musk, on the verge of becoming the world's first trillionaire, is whipping up anti-immigration tensions amid ongoing riots in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Following a knife attack in the city on Monday, Musk declared support for Restore Britain, a hard-right populist political party that advocate
I have tested more portable MIDI controllers than I can keep track of, and I will tell you right now: 37 keys is the ideal size. While Arturia's 25-key MiniLab MK3 is a solid controller that easily fits in a backpack, it feels a bit claustrophobic. The new $149 MiniLab 37 adds another octave, giving
