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The tech giants are moving past chatbots. Here's how Apple, Meta, OpenAI — and a crowd of others — are racing to dominate spatial AI, and how it'll change your next phone and smart glasses.
I reviewed the trendy Merrell Moab 3 hiking shoes earlier this month, and they're the perfect all-rounder outdoor shoe.
Now that we've unboxed the Pro, it's time to do the same with the global Oppo Reno16. It's not often that the vanilla model is visually indistinguishable from the Pro model, but here we are. The Reno16 looks identical. It's even built around the same 6.32-inch display. The vanilla shares the 3D Pop
When we hear about event driven architecture, we usually jump into tools like Kafka or RabbitMQ. But in practice, most backend systems don’t need distributed messaging infrastructure at first. The Problem: Tight Coupling in Django Services When a Django application grows, service methods tend to acc
From idea to release in 3 weeks, using Claude Code to build ClipForge — a cross-platform desktop app powered by Electron and FFmpeg. Most video processing tools force you to: Upload files to the cloud (privacy concerns ) Deal with file size limits Pay for premium features I wanted a fully local, fea
I maintain a handful of small marketing sites, and for years my structured-data workflow was embarrassing: copy a JSON-LD block from an old project, find-and-replace the values, paste it into the , and hope. It worked until it didn't — a trailing comma here, a wrong @type there, and the rich result
Your scheduler did a great job placing pods this morning. But your cluster never stops moving, and by this afternoon those decisions are already a little bit wrong. 😅 The kube-scheduler only decides things once, at pod creation time. After that it walks away. The descheduler is the friend that come
Automated root cause analysis that reads logs, metrics, and traces together and cites every claim to its source, so you cut MTTR instead of hopping tabs. It's 2:11am. Checkout is throwing 500s and compose-post-service is screaming, seven times its normal error volume, top of every dashboard you own.
Every agent framework teaches you how to build an agent. None teach you how to keep one alive in production. That gap has a name now. In 2024, we learned to build AI agents. In 2025, we learned to orchestrate them. In 2026, we're learning something harder: they fail in ways no traditional software f
In my previous post, I wrote that MCP may be more useful as a context distribution layer than as a simple RPC mechanism. The discussion that followed made the idea clearer. The real point is not “how to use MCP.” The real point is: How should we give context to AI systems in stages? MCP is useful be
Classic SEO audits usually answer questions like: can Google crawl this page, does the title tag exist, is the sitemap discoverable, and are canonical tags configured correctly? Those checks still matter. But AI-assisted search adds a slightly different question: Can an answer engine crawl, understa
I've been working on web projects long enough to know that performance rarely gets the attention it deserves until something breaks or someone complains. In this case, nobody complained outright but when I ran the site through Lighthouse for the first time, the score made me wince. The project was a
The meeting takes place in a vaulted cellar on rue des Granges, in Besançon. The owner — a wine merchant who just took over his uncle's shop — lays four A4 sheets on the wine barrel serving as a coffee table. Four quotes for the same project: a brochure website with vintages presentation, a vintage
@payloadcms/plugin-mcp turns your Payload CMS into an MCP server, exposing your collections as tools for LLMs. Heads up for v4: after a refactor, every collection is now exposed with full CRUD by default. It's opt-out — you disable individual tools rather than enabling them: mcpPlugin({ collections:
We Saved 6 Hours of QA Time This Week Using AI — Here's the Breakdown (Week 7 Roundup) This week had a clear throughline: AI doing the tedious, time-consuming work that engineers hate but can't skip — and the numbers were actually surprising. Midway through the week, a service I was responsible for
Turla has been using the backdoor against government and military organizations in Ukraine for espionage. The post Russian APT Deploys ‘StockStay’ Backdoor Against Ukrainian Targets appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The real estate investor pitched his model as a treasury company backed by cash-flowing property rather than stock sales, framing the slide in bitcoin as a chance to accumulate.
SBI said the purchase of the crypto exchange is set to close in October.
Polymarket said it contained the compromise and removed the affected dependency after attackers injected a malicious script into its frontend.
Woolworths shoppers say Fissler cookware stock ran out before they could redeem their credits. Here’s how to check availability and where to complain.
