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Autonomous AI agents are altering the speed at which software is shipped. Unfortunately, they are also shrinking the time it takes for a mistake to become a catastrophe, creating a dangerous blind spot in many security strategies. The threat no longer comes just from external ransomware or malicious
Signing PDFs has become an important task for businesses and individuals alike. Whether you’re handling contracts, legal agreements, or forms, the ability to quickly and securely sign PDFs online is essential. Fortunately, with the rise of online PDF signers, signing PDFs has never been easier. Comm
At SXSW London last week I gave a talk called “Five things you need to know about AI,” in which I shared what I think are the biggest themes in AI right now. I pulled a few things from our first AI10 list, an annual guide to the most important trends in this buzzy world,…
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Apple Photos users will be able to play photos and videos as a slideshow, as Apple has announced that new slideshow features are coming to the Apple Photos app. Photos users will get options to set the transition style, slide duration, and music for the slideshow. And with iOS 27, users will also be
The AI agent used to be the star of every demo. Now it's on the shutdown list. Not because the model got worse. The most valuable asset in your AI program is in none of the quotes you ever signed. A demo is a showroom. Good light, everything polished, everything runs. Production is the engine room.
We've covered if, else if, else, and switch — all great ways to make decisions in Swift. But there's one more tool in the toolkit that's much more compact than all of them. It's called the ternary conditional operator, and at first glance it looks a little strange. Stick with it though — especially
I started with a simple AI prompt for developer work. It had the usual parts: role, task, output format, a few constraints. That was review this function; explain this error; suggest a plan; clean up this note. Then the tasks got closer to real engineering work. One short request changed the shape o
The Anti-Corruption Layer: How to Protect Your Domain from External APIs There comes a point in almost every project when someone says, "We need to connect to API X." Everyone nods. It sounds simple enough. A few hours later, that API's response model has started appearing in controllers, business s
Understanding MergeTree in ClickHouse®: The Engine Behind High-Performance Analytics Modern organizations generate massive amounts of data every day. Whether it's application logs, user events, IoT metrics, or business transactions, the ability to analyze large datasets quickly has become a critical
While working on Fabio AI Chatbot, we were testing ways to customize responses without touching the main prompt architecture. Originally, the Additional Instructions field was simply meant to adjust chatbot behavior. But during testing, we noticed something interesting: It can also be used to define
Database WAL Bloat: How to Overcome the Performance Trap? WAL (Write-Ahead Logging) bloat in PostgreSQL is a insidious problem encountered by many system administrators and developers, capable of causing severe negative impacts on performance. This situation manifests as database log files growing f
Great Stack to Doesn't Work — Bonus Monolith vs Microservices: The 2026 Verdict The debate that won't die, finally given an honest answer. Every year someone writes "microservices are dead" and someone else writes "monoliths don't scale." Both are wrong. Both are right. The answer has never been the
The related-videos rail that ate our query planner For about two years the "related videos" rail on TrendVidStream was a SQLite query with four self-joins over a views table, filtered by region, ordered by a hand-tuned co-occurrence score. It worked when we had a few hundred thousand view rows. It s
Crypto Market Regime Detection: A Practical Guide to Bull, Bear, and Chop Market regime detection is the practice of classifying the current state of a market into a small set of categories — usually bull, bear, or chop — so that a trader or a trading bot can pick the right strategy for current cond
Add a Regime Filter to Any Freqtrade Strategy in 10 Minutes A regime filter is a single gate you add on top of your existing Freqtrade entry logic: before a trade opens, the bot checks whether the current market regime — bull, bear, or chop — matches the conditions your strategy is built for, and sk
Originally published at recca0120.github.io Ask AI to add caching to your code, and it will. The result looks clean — cache logic extracted into a separate class, business logic untouched. But look closer at your UserService or OrderRepository, and you'll find a new cache dependency, a few extra lin
