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A new report suggests Apple could hold its next iPhone launch event in the second week of September. The company's first foldable iPhone, rumored to be called the iPhone Ultra, is expected to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The information comes from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman,
In my last post I described OpinLog — a cross-user review graph where your "burger" and my "burger" resolve to the same canonical item via pgvector on Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL. This post is about the piece that makes the matching feel like magic: multimodal embeddings from Amazon Bedrock, feeding th
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Saya mulai dari pertanyaan yang kelihatannya sederhana: mana yang lebih kuat, motivasi, disiplin, konsistensi, atau obsesi? Saya kira jawabannya salah satu dari empat itu. Ternyata bukan. Setelah saya pikir lebih jauh, pertanyaannya sendiri yang salah arah. Keempatnya bukan puncak apa-apa. Mereka cu
A website that looks perfect in one browser might appear completely broken in another. Variations in rendering engines, JavaScript execution, and CSS interpretation mean that web applications can behave differently depending on where they're opened. This is exactly why cross browser testing is a non
In one line: deduplication is about the evidence that a side effect has been applied — make it atomic with the effect, visible to everyone, and tied to a unique identifier. This is just how I think it out — not a tutorial, not the final answer. I'm sharing my reasoning, and I'd love to hear where it
Today was supposed to be simple. I'm working through the Cloud Resume Challenge, a project that has you build a resume site on AWS using S3, CloudFront, Lambda, DynamoDB, and a handful of other services, wired together by hand. The point isn't the resume. The point is proving you can actually use th
Plants compete fiercely for sunlight. Many build sturdy, woody trunks to reach the sky. Some species are structurally flimsy. They grow as vines that can't hold their own weight. Left alone, they sprawl across the dirt where their fruits rot or get devoured by tiny ground-dwelling pests. Humans buil
RL‑Driven Agentic Optimization Training agents with only sparse rewards often yields unstable behavior. Recent work replaces explicit reward models with dense, token‑level supervision. Hindsight skill distillation supplies per‑token guidance, stabilizing learning curves [1]. A complementary “progres
Writing about what you do at work is better than simply claiming on your CV that you did something. Write about what you're doing and what you're learning at work: Most common code review comments you give or receive. Challenges you're facing while solving a problem. Lessons you're learning from eve
I'm a systems administrator in the Dominican Republic, and for the past several months I've been building ANIMUS on the side — a Rust-based autonomous knowledge graph system running over a real regulatory corpus (Dominican banking regulation PDFs, 800+ documents from the Superintendencia de Bancos).
At my company we use Milvus as our vector database. We had multiple collections in production with customer data. At some point we needed to change the schemas add new fields and remove old one without losing any of that data. The problem was simple: Milvus had no native ALTER command at the time. T
The post Pi2Day 2026: New Releases Drop as Open Letter Asks ‘Where Is the $100 Million Going?’ appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Pi Network marked Pi2Day 2026 with a series of product launches. These were designed to expand the ecosystem beyond cryptocurrency into artificial intelligence (AI)
This week’s new TV lineup is packed with drama, thrills and laughs that you can stream, including "The Bear," "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and a new Larry David sketch series.
I use AI every day, but it made me wonder if instant answers are changing the way I focus. Here's what experts say about AI and "popcorn brain."
Shares of insurtech startup Turtlemint made a weak debut on the bourses today, listing at ₹134.90 on the NSE. This…
The ghostly white creature curled up on a weighing scale is almost unrecognisable in the Facebook post offering it for sale. Some of the content is oblique -- vendors often post images of animals or parts for sale without any price or explanation.
Over the past year, one concept has fundamentally changed how I think about AI applications. Not larger language models. Not better prompts. Not even AI agents. It's Model Context Protocol (MCP). For a long time, most AI applications lived inside a closed environment. They could generate text, answe
Last month, I had a problem with a popular mobile banking app in Southeast Asia. Nothing exotic. A transaction didn't go through, and my support ticket had been sitting untouched for two weeks. So I opened the app's chatbot. It greeted me warmly, asked how it could help, and then couldn't do a singl
I want to talk about why philosophy is actually far more important than people think, especially when it comes to software engineering, systems design, and AI. When most people hear the word "philosophy," they roll their eyes. They think of abstract, circular arguments that don't matter in the real
