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While most Android Auto users just want to use the platform for navigation and music, apps can provide extra value. Messaging apps, for instance, can be a useful way to access messages safely behind the wheel, which is why some Android Auto users are frustrated that the Facebook Messenger app has su
We finally got our hands on the Motorola Razr 70 Ultra (aka Razr Ultra 2026 in North America), and it's looking quite familiar. Here it is next to its predecessor - physically, aside from the different back panel on these specific two models, there's not much of a difference. You've got mostly the s
Predefined colors nearly double and there's now a color picker
After launching in just four countries last year, Google Photos is expanding its AI-powered “Edit with Ask Photos” experience to five new regions.
OpenAI is updating ChatGPT with a new scheduled tasks feature. The new ability is rolling out starting today.
A few months ago a team I know shipped a routine Friday deploy. Every monitor stayed green all weekend. On Monday they discovered the signup form had been throwing a JavaScript error since Friday afternoon. The server was returning 200 OK the whole time. The page loaded. The HTML was valid. And not
Introduction The initial thought was simple: drop in typedoc-plugin-missing-exports and let it resolve the missing links. However, integrating a plugin into a massive codebase is rarely a plug-and-play operation. It turned into an architectural challenge involving Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) manipula
If you send user text to an LLM, you are probably sending personal data with it without meaning to. A support message, a chat transcript, a pasted form. They carry names, emails, phone numbers, and sometimes card numbers, and all of it ends up in your prompt. Once that prompt leaves your server, the
Introduction You shipped. People are playing. And now the reports are coming in. Someone posted a crash on your itch.io page. Three people filed GitHub issues about the same visual glitch, worded completely differently. Reports are flooding your #bug-reports channel on Discord. And you found two bug
In short: the context tax is what you pay when every agent step re-sends the whole session transcript as input again, so step N re-bills turns 1..N and total cost grows with n(n+1)/2. Cheaper tokens lower the unit, not the shape. context_tax.py meters the re-bill multiplier offline; one debugging se
I’ve been working on a project called Enkrateia, an AI-powered platform designed to generate complete books from structured user inputs. https://enkrateia.xyz
When generating images in Python, most developers load the entire image into memory before saving it to disk. That works well for small images. But what happens when you start working with images that are thousands of pixels wide and tall? A 4000×4000 RGB image contains 16 million pixels. As image s
You paste the same text into two different word counters and get different results. It happens more often than you'd expect. Here's why — and how to know which count to trust. Every word counter has to answer this question, and there's no single right answer. The most common approach is whitespace s
Stablecoin infrastructure firm Trace Finance said Wednesday that it raised a $32 million Series A round to help expand its reach.
In this week's edition of The Protocol Newsletter, we're looking at how FIFA is using the Avalanche blockchain to test out a new ticketing system.
Botanix's shutdown has raised an uncomfortable question for Bitcoin builders: Does the market actually want programmable BTC, or just a better way to borrow, lend and earn yield on it?
Analysts say the exchange's push into derivatives, payments and infrastructure broadens its growth story beyond crypto trading.
Altcoin spot demand fell to its weakest level in six years while the stablecoin market cap, stocks and AI industry continued to capture investors’ attention.
As artificial intelligence transforms the enterprise, the old model of managing data in application-controlled silos is breaking down. The companies that will win the AI era are those that embrace data primacy by treating data itself, rather than the applications sitting on top of it, as the primary
When Anthropic quietly released Claude Design in April as a "research preview," it generated the kind of instant traction most product teams dream about: more than one million users in its first week. It also generated a problem. The tool consumed tokens so voraciously that a PCWorld reviewer burned
