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Amazon Prime Day might officially be over, but there are still plenty of ongoing laptop deals to take advantage of. Here are some of the best deals now.
New Jersey's new e-bike law is about to go into effect, but it's way too onerous and restrictive. Here's how I'd change it.
"The Hurricane" stars Denzel Washington in an Oscar-nominated sports biopic movie, and it might be the most underrated performance of his career.
Goodbye Prime Day — Walmart's summer sale is still going! Check out the best savings on home upgrades, appliances, Apple tech and more.
You don't have to wait for the 4th of July itself to secure a huge discount on a great night's sleep. Backed by five years of tracking holiday bed sales and hand-testing over 140 mattresses, our sleep coach and deals experts have found this weekend's 10 best 4th of July mattress deals for every slee
Tech leaders like Peter Diamandis and Larry Ellison are championing a future of 'radical transparency' enabled by a vast network of sensors. They argue that constant monitoring, from home cameras to orbiting satellites, will foster better human behaviour as 'no one can hide.'
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.6, its latest AI model family with Sol, Terra and Luna. The models will roll out gradually across ChatGPT, the API and Codex, with Sol adding Max and Ultra modes for advanced reasoning.
Originally published on andrew.ooo — visit the original for any updates, code snippets that aged out, or follow-up posts. DeerFlow 2.0 is ByteDance's open-source "SuperAgent harness" — a long-horizon agent runtime that orchestrates sub-agents, sandboxes, persistent memory, and an extensible skill sy
Vercel not only took React in but took in the team that creates it. They hired the team that builds it, and now the library you depend on has a landlord. 🔑 You should be more concerned about that than you are. Vercel hired important React core team contributors, including Andrew Clark, Sebastian Ma
AI devtool demos are getting very good at the same move: A working integration proves the product can reach a surface. If your product touches customer context, prepare a plain map of: source systems permissions requested data copied memory retained model provider involved logs kept deletion path cu
Introduction ClickHouse® provides a rich collection of built-in system tables that expose valuable information about the server's internal operations. These tables make it easier to monitor queries, storage, replication, background tasks, and overall server health without relying entirely on externa
Originally published at ffmpeg-micro.com FFmpeg's -vf flag handles simple, single-stream operations just fine. Scale a video, crop it, add a watermark. But the moment you need two inputs, or want to route one stream through multiple processing paths, -vf breaks down. That's where filter_complex come
Originally published at ffmpeg-micro.com Airtable is great at tracking content. Rows of video files with status columns, due dates, assignees. But when someone changes a status to "Ready to publish" and you still have to manually export, resize, and transcode each video, the automation stops where i
Working in software development, it is hard to turn off the logic center of the brain. Have you ever looked at a completely normal, everyday situation and thought, "Wait, there's an algorithm for this"? That happened to me recently on a simple bus ride. I observed a family getting on the bus and try
Every team we talk to has a version of the same story. They built an LLM integration that works well in testing. Then, three weeks into production, something comes back slightly different — the model wraps the JSON in a code block, or uses "status": "Completed" instead of "status": "complete", or in
If you sell or buy cheaper AI model tokens, the headline price is only half the story. A user may start with a simple question: Why did this API key spend more than expected? That question cannot be answered by a model price table alone. It needs a receipt for the actual request path. At Tokens Forg
I'll be honest with you. The last time I considered paying for a SaaS product, I caught myself thinking: "Wait. Could I just build this myself?" And the answer, increasingly, is yes. That moment changed something in how I see the software industry. A few years ago, building a working web app require
Some of the engineers who made vibe coding possible have decided it’s a problem. Last month, The Wall Street Journal’s The post Vibe slop is the symptom. Context debt is the disease. appeared first on The New Stack.
We had a simple scheduled job: every hour, pull new products from a third party API. It worked fine on one server. Then we scaled to ten. Suddenly, every hour, all ten servers fired the same job at the same time. Ten servers hitting the same third-party API for the same data, ten times the work for
The Federal Trade Commission has cleared Elon Musk to acquire Mesh Optical Technologies, a startup founded by three former SpaceX engineers who build optical transceivers for AI data centers. The FTC granted early termination of its antitrust review on Wednesday, according to a pattern of Musk acqui
