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Japan’s AI robots plan just went from a talking point to a formal national strategy. This week, the government confirmed the numbers everyone’s been quoting: 10 million AI-powered robots deployed across 18 industries by 2040, backed by public funding of up to one trillion yen, or roughly US$6.1 bill
Our weekly guide on the three shows currently dominating Prime Video’s top 10 list, including a romantic drama with a famously messy love triangle.
Meta is rate limiting its Conversation Focus feature on smart glasses. Here's why paywalling this locally-run tech that helps people who are hard of hearing is a new low.
A look at what recent Apple losses might mean for Apple Glasses and the Vision Pro moving forward.
Gridfinity helped turn my 3D printer into a money-saving organization tool instead of another expensive hobby rabbit hole.
I can totally see the value after it solved a workplace issue for me
The first report of a major new Apple Watch design dates back to 2023, so you probably shouldn’t hold your breath on the basis of the latest claim. The original Bloomberg report said that an Apple Watch X would arrive in 2024 or 2025, so … Leaker Instant Digital doesn’t appear to have any new inform
If you’re a fan of emulation and Android gaming handhelds, then it might be music to your ears to hear that the Retroid Pocket 6 now officially supports LineageOS.
The other day, I had this epiphany: AI is like gravity. Before the AI era, programming felt a bit like cross-country skiing. Your distance and speed depended almost entirely on your own skills, and quad muscles of course. After the AI era, programming started to feel more like Alpine skiing. Gravity
Claude 5 is here. Every timeline is full of benchmark charts. SWE-bench scores. Coding comparisons. Context windows. Token pricing. But after building runtime infrastructure for AI agents over the last few months, I think we're measuring the wrong thing. The Wrong Question Everyone is asking: "How s
Most "AI scheduling" demos point a model at a human's inbox, parse a few invite emails, and call it a day. That's fine until you want the agent to actually run the meeting — to be the organizer whose name is at the top of the invite, whose calendar is the source of truth, and who has to know, in rea
Community report inboxes are calm right up until they aren't. A scammer posts a phishing link, someone screenshots it, and within ninety seconds you have forty messages — all about the same offending post, all landing in abuse@yourcommunity.com, all from different members who each genuinely think th
CI alert email is noisy, and most of it is ignorable. If you've ever owned a pipeline at any scale, you know the shape of it: a flaky integration test trips, GitHub Actions emails you, a retry passes, and now there are three messages in your inbox about a problem that fixed itself. Multiply that by
The Step-by-Step Process of Penetration Testing: A Defensive Guide Learn the structured process of penetration testing to identify vulnerabilities before attackers do. This defensive cybersecurity guide breaks down each phase, best practices, and how to apply findings responsibly. Penetration testin
Introdução É aí que entra o AxonASP, um ambiente de execução (runtime) de código aberto e multiplataforma construído em GoLang. Ele foi projetado especificamente para hospedar aplicações Classic ASP nativamente em sistemas modernos como Linux, BSD e macOS. Em vez de depender de máquinas virtuais pes
Patrick Radden Keefe, the best-selling author of Say Nothing and Empire of Pain, both adapted into critically acclaimed television series, has become accustomed to a daily ritual that has nothing to do with writing. It involves scanning his inbox, identifying the latest batch of elaborately crafted
pycalc has a vision (Part 2) and a backlog (Part 3) — and still not a single line of Python. Today we fix that. Four commands form the heart of mini: propose, break down, build, close. One turn of the loop = one phase = one commit. next — propose mini next next is the entry point of the loop, and th
Mobile web performance isn't just about fast desktop speeds throttled down; it’s an entirely different environment. When developers assume pristine 5G environments, users in high-latency or remote network regions suffer from breaking bundles. How do we fix this? We leverage smart caching architectur
The panelists explain the realities of running AI systems reliably at scale. While building models is solved, maintaining production databases under constant pressure is not. They discuss the emerging architectural decisions separating teams that scale gracefully from those facing catastrophic outag
I Benchmarked DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi & GLM for 30 Days — The Numbers I'll be honest — I didn't set out to write this. I set out to pick one Chinese LLM family for a client project and move on with my life. Three tabs, four documentation pages, and a suspicious amount of coffee later, I had a spreadshe
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