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For two years, the people building AI told us it was coming for our jobs. This month, the same people started saying it will create them. Speaking in Paris, Jeff Bezos said AI would cause “a labour shortage”, not mass unemployment, and would unlock almost endless demand for builders and entrepreneur
Luca Guadagnino's film about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Artificial, has reportedly been dropped by Amazon MGM. The film, which stars Andrew Garfield and covers the rollercoaster five days in 2023 spanning Altman's termination and reinstatement as CEO, had been in the works for about a year. The cast als
The backlash against AI data centres used to be a local zoning story. This week, it became a fight inside Amazon. Three Amazon engineers, Patrick Schloesser, Darius Irani and Liesl Wigand, say the company placed them under investigation after they testified to Seattle’s city council in favour of reg
A French launch startup is scrapping the name of its rocket, apparently due to a trademark issue.
Apple’s HomePod has only been updated once since its original debut back in 2018, and even the 2023 revamp was nothing to write home about. For as good a speaker as the HomePod is, it feels like one of Apple’s more neglected products. You would think that with the massive push to AI and the recent u
Nothing launched the CMF Phone 2 Pro in April of last year, and its successor is still nowhere to be seen. Last month we heard that the CMF Phone 3 Pro would arrive in the third quarter of the year, with the most likely release window being August to September. Unfortunately, that's not happening an
This fall’s iPhone 18 lineup will bring a brand new ‘iPhone Ultra’ foldable, but the most popular models will no doubt be the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. Here are six new features rumored for iPhone 18 Pro.
During the conversion process from JSS to Content SDK for Sitecore AI (IE XM Cloud), there's some changes to how components are designated and mapped to be aware of, which affect how placeholders work and how those components work inside the placeholders. This led to our needing a solution to handle
Almost everyone uses git every day and almost no one knows what it does. We learn the verbs, add, commit, push, pull, and treat the rest as a black box that occasionally eats our work. But the core of git is small. Not small as in simplified, small as in you can rebuild the real thing in about a hun
Return True if y is a leap year (divisible by 4, except centuries not divisible by 400). Starter: def is_leap_year(y): # TODO pass Solve it interactively in your browser (no setup), check your answer instantly, and keep your daily streak going on IWTLP: https://iwtlp.com/challenge
Gartner predicts that by 2027, 40% of enterprises will demote or decommission autonomous AI agents due to governance gaps identified only after production incidents occur. The instinct when something goes wrong: kill it. Revoke access. Freeze the wallet. Shut it down. Cerbos published the counter-ar
I ran five reviewer agents over a 16K-token PR. The naive setup cost $1.32. Two architectural changes brought it to $0.49. Here's the bill, and what the experiment surprised me with along the way. Five specialist agents reviewed the same pull request. Security, tests, perf, observability, API design
Là một mobile developer, việc cân bằng giữa các công cụ phát triển và tài nguyên hệ thống là một bài toán thực tế mỗi ngày. Khi làm việc với dự án lớn, bộ máy của bạn không chỉ chạy một ứng dụng đơn lẻ mà là cả một hệ sinh thái: Android Studio, VS Code, Docker, trình duyệt Chrome với hàng chục tab,
Getting error in M5 Graded Assignment step 13 unittests.test_research_agent(research_agent) Failed test case: research_agent raised AttributeError (return_messages=False): module 'research_tools' has no attribute 'arxiv_tool'. Expected: no exception Got: module 'research_tools' has no attribute 'arx
Everyone says the fix for a bad job search is to apply to more jobs. That's the wrong diagnosis. Applying more isn't the problem. The problem is that the process is designed to drain you until you stop. And it works. I sent out 34 applications in three weeks, got 2 responses, and by week 3 I was ope
Every new model promises better reasoning, longer context windows, and stronger coding capabilities. Yet many development teams experience the same frustration: The AI understands the project today, then forgets it tomorrow. The issue isn’t intelligence. It’s continuity. Modern software projects evo
We are always told that programming is a tool for problem-solving. But this week, I experienced this truth on a completely different level. Using my autonomous AI Agent (Hermes), software development became my real-time, daily survival tool. Instead of searching for half-baked third-party apps, deal
This program is about the POSIX fork() syscall. Zig favors standard library functions std.process.spawn() and std.process.run() functions instead of using OS specific functions like fork(). The spawn and run functions use appropriate OS specific functions underneath and the code we write can stay OS
Everyone's saying the same thing right now: stop prompting your coding agent, start designing the loop that prompts it for you, and let it do the work. We agree. We've just been doing it long enough that it isn't a prediction anymore — autonomous loops have been running our R&D on four production re
Sit in the protocol's seat during an incident. The job is clear and brutal: pause the contracts, trace where the funds went, pull in security firms, coordinate a response, get a statement out. Every one of those actions is about the protocol surviving. That is the right list. If you run a protocol m
