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Directive aimed at government workers, but reports of wider implementation spark warnings of future Afghanistan-wide prohibition The Taliban have ordered a sweeping ban on the use of smartphones by government officials – in what some analysts say could foreshadow broader, population-level restrictio
Ordinary Taiwanese, young and old, are joining courses to learn how to fly drones amid looming China military threat In a small, crowded room in Taipei, Pan Chien-chin is trying to keep a drone hovering steadily. Imagining himself flying a plane, he gently nudges controller joysticks to guide the in
As companies integrate AI and hire fewer employees, a shift toward a ‘gig economy’ will commence In 2024, the buy-now-pay-later company Klarna announced that it would cut hundreds of customer service roles and begin using an artificial intelligence chatbot instead. The move was expected to save the
Head of National Cyber Security Centre says UK in ‘ongoing contest with capable adversaries’ and AI could add to threat The UK’s critical national infrastructure has been hit by more than 200 cyber incidents over the past year and state-linked assailants were behind three-quarters of the attacks, ac
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The news that Apple had agreed to make its chips in the United States did not come from Apple. It came, on Thursday, from a post by President Donald Trump on Truth Social, announcing that the company had agreed to work with Intel to design and manufacture chips on American soil. Apple, for its part,
Peter Parker to Bruce Banner: "I didn't know you could get that big."
The new Honor Watch 6 has a massive 980mAh battery, which can last up to 35 days in typical usage. The watch also has a lighter and slimmer body, a brighter display and improved health and sports tracking features. The Watch 6 body is made of recycled aluminum alloy with 316L stainless steel element
Originally published on lavkesh.com The first time I walked into a public library in the Dallas‑Fort Worth area a few years after arriving, the sheer size of the collection was impressive, but the palpable silence caught me off guard and made me realize how much I had been missing a space where thou
Give an AI agent a real job and it hits a wall fast. It wants to call a paid API, pull a dataset, maybe rent some GPU time, and every one of those wants an account, a card on file, and a human to click "confirm." The agent can plan the entire task. It just can't pay for any of it. That gap is what a
I've been obsessed with a question: does prompt structure actually matter, or is it just ceremony? After testing 500+ prompts across GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini, I found that structured prompts outperformed unstructured ones 83% of the time on four metrics: accuracy, completeness, consistency, and act
NVIDIA shipped Nemotron 3 Ultra on June 4, 2026 — its largest open-weights model and the new high-water mark for US open releases. Before you wire it into an agent harness, here is exactly what landed and where it sits on the leaderboard. Nemotron 3 Ultra is a 550-billion-parameter hybrid Mamba-Tran
Most manufacturers already understand the value of ERP and SCADA. ERP helps manage business-level operations: orders, inventory, purchasing, finance, customer commitments, and planning. SCADA helps monitor and control machines, lines, utilities, and industrial processes in real time. But between the
iptables is probably the most used firewall by all sysadmin in the Linux ecosystem. The most recent wave of Linux admins are using ufw as well, mostly due to Ubuntu. Coming from BSD world, I was using ipfw (on FreeBSD), packet-filter (on FreeBSD and OpenBSD), and hated iptables for its confusing int
Building a workflow engine that interacts with external APIs, databases, and internal systems means you are constantly handling sensitive data. If you get security wrong here, the consequences are severe. Today, we are discussing how we handle credentials, authentication, and secrets management in V
Have you ever hit Enter on an npm command and wondered whats actually happening under the hoods? npm install or npm run dev feel like magic spells. You type the words, wait a few seconds and suddenly your project builds itself out of thin air. But beneath that seemless CLI experience lies a brillian
VS Code’s new Agents view isn’t just another sidebar, and it’s not Copilot in a new costume. It’s a dedicated, agent-first AI workspace built right into your editor—one that upends old assumptions about what “AI for developers” should look like. Instead of yet another autocomplete or chat overlay, y
The journey of how "the chat" evolved across projects, the three architectures we TL;DR — three working approaches, each right for a different target: Static JSON index inside a Docusaurus/Vercel site (MAI) — zero infra, ship today. Postgres + pgvector hosted RAG service (Neon) — real semantic searc
Most developers have seen this message before: 429 Too Many Requests But what actually happens behind the scenes before a system decides to reject a request? How are requests counted? Where is that data stored? How does the system handle millions of users? And what does the architecture of a rate li
Cybersecurity firm Chainguard has announced the launch of Athena, an industry coalition to use artificial intelligence to find and fix vulnerabilities in widely-used open-source software before attackers can exploit them. The coalition focuses on libraries, containers and other components that under
