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OpenAI introduces three Academy courses that help people build practical AI skills, create repeatable workflows, and apply agents in everyday work.
The hardest version of "we added more models" is the boring one: a marketplace adds providers because more is more. A control plane adds providers because each one earns its slot in the routing table by being measurably the right pick for some class of request. The first version is easy. The second
If your team has any custom Atlassian Cloud admin automation — IdP sync, SCIM glue, lifecycle scripts, group provisioning — it almost certainly hits at least one of the eleven endpoints under /admin/v1/orgs/{orgId}/.... After June 30, 2026, those endpoints are gone. Atlassian announced the v1 sunset
The gap between smartphone chips in 2026 is absurd. The fastest chip we’ve tested is roughly 15 times more powerful than the slowest one still found in modern smartphones. And yet both can run essentially the same apps, games and operating systems. Mobile silicon has become wildly diverse. Of course
Compliance Just Got Real: Navigating the Post-Honeymoon Era of AI The artificial intelligence landscape just experienced its "Napster moment." The era of unchecked, "move fast and break things" AI deployment is unequivocally over. Regulators in the nascent Global AI Oversight Board (GAIOB) have issu
Open Notebook can turn research notes into podcasts using my local AI pipeline
Existem projetos em tecnologia que vão além do código. Alguns exigem maturidade técnica, outros exigem visão de produto, e poucos exigem os dois ao mesmo tempo com um impacto direto na vida de pessoas reais. Este foi o caso da minha participação no desenvolvimento de uma plataforma de monitoramento
When most developers first encounter AI image generation, they imagine something like a digital artist. You type: A red Ferrari on a mountain road at sunset and somewhere inside the model, it must be drawing wheels, painting reflections, and composing a scene. But that's not what happens. In many mo
Hi Everyone, For a while now, I’ve had this persistent urge to build my own dedicated, local AI server. But if you’ve ever tried running Large Language Models locally, you already know the universal roadblock every developer hits almost instantly: resource constraints. A few months ago, I was experi
Why Choose T-Slot Bolts and Nuts for Industrial Applications Industrial machines and workholding systems demand reliable fastening components that deliver precision, durability, and long-term performance. T-slot bolts and nuts are widely used in milling machines, CNC fixtures, metalworking tables, a
It's better in all the ways I needed local AI to be better
This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge: Write About Hermes Agent. Most AI assistants wait around like interns who lost the Slack invite. You open a tab. You type a prompt. You explain the same project again. You paste the same links again. Then you spend half the afternoon checking whet
I built an MCP server that lets Claude read my study data tl;dr — Shiori is an open-source AI study app (React + Gemini). I added a Model Context Protocol server so you can ask Claude Code things like "what assignments are due this week?" and get real answers from your actual data. I was using Claud
WWDC 2026 is 10 days away. Here’s a grab-bag selection of things I hope to see from Apple’s new OS 27 updates that aren’t really rumored. more…