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Speaking on the sidelines of a CII Conference, Krishnan responded to an ANI question on government's concerns over WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram username feature, "The kind of encouragement that it provides or the facility it provides for committing more cybercrimes, which is a very serious issue...
Authorities have ordered the removal of three mobile apps – BAT-BMS, Epoch-i-ion, and Lossigy – from Indian app stores. These applications were reportedly misused to disrupt e-rickshaw operations, causing sudden stoppages and safety concerns for drivers and passengers. The Ministry of Electronics an
Quick commerce is revolutionizing India's retail sector, transforming from a niche service to a permanent fixture. Projections indicate this segment will significantly fuel market growth, reaching an estimated $60 billion by FY31. This expansion is driven by a burgeoning customer base and increasing
Ditched single-use plastic bottles but can’t find a good reusable one? I spent months putting dozens through their paces – these are the ones worth buying • The best travel mugs and reusable coffee cups, tested If you think a water bottle is just a water bottle, it’s time to wake up. These days, the
Stelios Kouloglou spent two years on the European Parliament committee set up to investigate governments spying on their own citizens with commercial hacking tools. According to a report published Friday by Citizen Lab, the University of Toronto research group, his own phone was hacked with Pegasus
HCLTech has signed a $1.14 billion contract with a major European company, the Indian IT services group said Thursday, in what is its largest single deal since a $2.1 billion agreement with Verizon in August 2023. The client is described only as a Fortune Global 50 firm, and neither side has named i
Hey everyone—quick question. I’ve been seeing a pattern lately: teams invest in better models, tweak prompts, add tools… and yet their AI bill doesn’t drop. Sometimes it even creeps up, even when user traffic stays stable. That made me wonder whether the root cause is less about “model pricing” and
As the parent of two little girls, I often think about how their childhood is different from mine. The seven-year-old is learning about AI at school. The five-year-old is given internet-based homework every week. And they are both absolutely repulsed by the idea of smoking. That was not the prevaili
I used these prompts to get rid of my gaming backlog problems and now I have no problem playing the games that matter as the summer months roll on.
Six weeks after launching three Cloudflare Pages sites, I've settled on a monitoring stack. The decision was less obvious than expected — not because any single tool is difficult to set up, but because each answers a different question, and for a near-zero-traffic site most of the answers don't matt
TL;DR "Disable" should drain, not delete. Turning off a gateway route or an upstream target now blocks/redirects traffic gracefully instead of yanking config out from under live requests. Case should never decide identity. Directory lookups and auth flows now normalise case so UPPER() mismatches sto
TL;DR Shipped two a11y wins in laravel-livewire-tables v4.1.0: focus traps on popovers and a keyboard alternative to drag-reorder. Focus trap = Alpine's x-trap. One directive gives you focus-in, Tab-wrap, and ESC-to-close-and-return. Drag handles are now focusable buttons that move rows with ArrowUp
Imagine watching a project you’ve poured years into suddenly catch fire and cross the 1k-star milestone on GitHub. It’s an incredible feeling, but it didn't happen overnight. This is the story of Hexabot, an AI workflow automation platform designed to democratize AI adoption for everyone. The idea o
I went looking for a Ruby port of Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK this week, the thing that ships as pip install claude-agent-sdk for Python and npm install @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk for TypeScript. There is no gem in that list: Ruby has no official Claude Agent SDK, and one isn't in the works as
Give an agent a multi-hop question and the usual answer is ReAct: think, act, look at the result, think again, act again. It works, but there is a hidden bill. Every "think" is a full call to the model, and every call re-sends the entire growing transcript. A three-hop question costs you four model
Enterprise application development is often viewed as a completely different world from startup development. Massive codebases, thousands of developers, millions of users, strict compliance requirements, and years of accumulated technical debt make enterprise software engineering uniquely challengin
Industrial robot data acquisition sounds simple at first. Robustel EG5200 can sit in the site-side data layer, helping collect selected robot-cell data, prepare it locally where needed, and forward useful information toward cloud or monitoring systems. Robot monitoring is often reduced to a few stat
I've been building Codenames AI as a solo project I want to keep alive. Renovate helps dependency upgrades move without maintenance eventually crushing momentum. You don't need my exact setup to follow along. Every project accumulates maintenance work. Framework upgrades are one place that work stal
Day 13 of building OrderHub in the open. We have a monolith with real persistence, validation, exception handling, OpenAPI docs, and a Redis cache. Today we add the thing that keeps all of that standing up when someone points a firehose at it: a rate limiter. The problem is simple to state. Without
I take a lot of photos. Like most people, I'd been dumping them into Google Photos for years, mostly for the face-grouping feature — that quiet magic where it just knows which photos have your kid, your friend, your dog in them. Then I started wondering: could I build that myself, on my own hardware
