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A self-publishing platform exists to say yes. Kobo’s, last year, spent a remarkable share of its time saying no. Rakuten Kobo rejected 45% of the titles submitted to Kobo Writing Life, its self-publishing service, in 2025, and chief executive Michael Tamblyn attributes more than 80% of those rejecti
Is SpaceX planning to end its Transporter program?
We’ve arrived at the final day of Prime Day, which at this point should probably be called “Prime Week.” We’ve found discounts on all manner of gadgets, including TVs, smart home tech, chargers, headphones, and more. Some of the best deals have started selling out at some retailers, so if you’ve bee
Apple is reportedly skipping the M6 Pro, Max, and Ultra variants in favour of jumping to its M7 chip lineup. | Photo: Antonio G. Di Benedetto / The Verge Apple is expected to shake up its usual Mac silicon release strategy, with Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reporting that there won't be Pro or Max versio
From October this year Samsung will roll out a variety of new paid tiers for access to its SmartThings API, including a $4.99 monthly plan for "non-commercial, individual developers." It won't just be developers that pay the price though. Some more advanced smart home users are likely to fall afoul
The release of Grand Theft Auto VI is a singular moment, the kind of massive cultural phenomenon that makes people want to go out and buy a console to play it. It is the preeminent modern example of what's known as a "system seller." There's almost certainly a large audience of people who were waiti
Final hours of Prime Day mean savings on some of the best Roku and Fire TV streaming devices, including a soundbar and premium streaming player. Here’s what to buy before the deals disappear.
I didn't realize how messy my bookmarking system had become
I Wish I Knew About This OpenAI Swap Sooner — Full Breakdown I'll be honest with you: I didn't set out to write this. I set out to fix a runaway line item in my cloud bill, and somewhere between the third spreadsheet and the fifth Grafana dashboard, I realized I'd been overpaying for LLM inference f
🙋 I’m Luhui Dev, a developer who has been breaking down Agent engineering and exploring how AI can be applied in education. Introduction A new term has been circulating in the Silicon Valley agent world: Loopcraft. My first reaction was: isn't this just putting an agent inside while true? A few ye
As AI architectures transition from static data processing to real-time agentic monitoring, the data engineering pipelines feeding them must adapt. If you are building an AI-driven anomaly detection model, a security agent, or an automated network observability tool, you can't rely on historical bat
Knowledge-and-Memory-Management v0.0.2 is a clean release that introduces structured knowledge collection from web, video, and article sources, alongside memory management enhancements. All hardcoded paths have been replaced with the portable $AGENT_HOME variable, making the system deployable across
When you're doing keyword research for a new project, the typical workflow involves brainstorming terms, checking search volume, and maybe looking at difficulty scores. But if you're targeting multiple countries, the process becomes exponentially more complex. A keyword that's high-volume in the US
In late February 2026, Perplexity AI quietly published a blog post with a claim that should have set off alarms in every corporate office from London to Los Angeles. The company's new product, Computer for Enterprise, had been deployed internally as a Slack integration, with every employee in the sa
The problem isn't quality. Most OSS tools die because the author posted once, got silence, and never had time to keep showing up. Distribution is a recurring job — directory submissions, social posts, content rotation across channels — and for most indie builders it's either skip it or do it manuall
Every multi-agent tutorial shows "Agent A talks to Agent B." None show how to keep that conversation reliable at scale. # What most frameworks do: result = agent_a.run("Analyze this and tell agent_b what to do") agent_b.run(result) # What if result is 2000 tokens? What if it omits context? This brea
Three providers, three modalities, under 55 lines of Python — and a PNG file on disk at the end. Claude writes a sunset description, an image generation model paints it, and Qwen Vision analyzes the result. Each model does one thing well; the script wires them together. This article walks through bu
I went down a rabbit hole this morning reading four late-2025 Juejin AI tool roundups back to back, and the thing that finally crystallized for me is that the Juejin "必备" list has quietly inflated from a curated seven or eight tools to a curated forty-five, and the engineers I know who are actually
Brushing Over Real Problems TL;DR: You write tests that touch every line but verify nothing, creating false confidence in a broken system. False confidence Hidden production defects Misleading metrics Wasted test effort Untested edge cases Use mutation testing Test real behaviors Write assertive tes
Investors are watching the preferred stock's ex-dividend date and monthly dividend rate reset closely.
