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Recently, I realized that standard CSS has evolved quite a lot. When I talk with other engineers, it seems like many people do not know about it, so I will share it here. For several years now, CSS has been able to write nesting syntax as a standard feature. This is a tremendous evolution. In many p
If you are trying to run a Spring Boot 3 project and Maven throws release version 17 not supported, the problem is usually not your code. Most of the time, Maven is using an older JDK. When working with modern Spring Boot 3 projects, one of the main requirements is using Java 17 or higher. This may
You changed your favicon three hours ago. Your browser still shows the old one. Here's why. Browsers cache favicons differently from images, CSS, and JavaScript. Chrome stores favicons in a separate database—the Favicon Cache—that survives cache clears, hard reloads, and sometimes browser restarts.
At 1 a.m., the user group chat exploded: "I just spent half an hour discussing project details with the AI, and then it asked 'Who are you?'—all my previous words were wasted." Checking the backend, the session data in the Memory Store was glaringly sitting in Redis, but after the 23rd turn, the con
SpaceX is reportedly buying Cursor for $60 billion. Anthropic is shipping Claude Code updates every two weeks. Every developer I know is asking the same question: which one should I actually use? I spent the last 90 days shipping production code with both. Not toy projects. Not benchmarks. Real feat
Típica pregunta de examen, muy fácil de memorizar y màs fácil si llegas a reconocer el patrón del caso de uso: Digital Café Luna wants to notify the security operations team if the AWS account root user makes more than three failed console login attempts within 10 minutes. The security team wants to
My infrastructure analyst agent was stuck in a loop I didn’t have a name for yet. It would write a SQL query with a hallucinated column name. The query would fail with a Postgres error. My error handler would fire back the real column list from pg_attribute. The agent would read it, acknowledge the
A coding agent that can scaffold a todo app is no longer interesting. Give it an MMO. An online world is not one feature. It is a collision between real-time networking, persistent state, combat math, character progression, inventories, economies, social systems, content, deployment, security, and a
A field write-up on a domain/feature-driven Playwright setup — the framework Contents Context Framework configuration: a layered, project-partitioned setup Tag strategy: two independent axes The smoke tier Worker tuning Production validation The tiered run model, end to end What I'd tell another tea
This week's releases share a common thread: removing the friction that forces humans to babysit AI agents. From context windows large enough to hold an entire codebase to deployment flows that skip OAuth entirely, the infrastructure for autonomous agents is quietly maturing in ways that actually mat
Only 17.7% of the catalog is popular enough to be graded, 1 in 32 graded skills is unsafe, and the risk lives in the long tail — plus a new agent-native attack surface. The uncomfortable part isn't the skills that are unsafe. It's how few have been checked at all. Installing an AI agent skill or MCP
The platform offers prediction markets and perpetual futures and aims to be a localized alternative to Kalshi and Polymarket for Asian users.
Google LLC is investing about $75 million into the independent movie studio A24 Films LLC in order to explore the potential of artificial intelligence further in the entertainment industry. A24, which is known for hit movies such as “Backrooms” (pictured) and “Marty Supreme,” will gain access to Goo
Prosper AI Inc., a provider of artificial intelligence software for healthcare organizations, today announced that it has raised $30 million in funding. The Series A round was led by Andreessen Horowitz. Y Combinator, Base10, Emergence Capital and Company Ventures chipped in as well. The raise follo
Bengaluru-based cybersecurity firm Mitigata has secured $15 million in a funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The capital infusion will fuel headcount expansion, bolster research and development, and drive international market entry into the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Mitigata's AI-p
India faces a looming AI talent crisis, with projections indicating a shortage of over a million professionals by 2027. Companies are struggling to move AI projects beyond pilot phases due to a significant gap in skilled workers, particularly in deployment roles. This demand-supply imbalance is driv
New-age, loss-making startups are prioritising large fresh issue components in their IPOs to fund growth, a shift from the 2021-22 cycle. Investors now prefer capital infusion for scaling and profitability over large shareholder exits. Companies like Zepto, Ola Electric, and PhysicsWallah exemplify
Indian tech unicorns are transforming their internal AI tools into independent businesses, mirroring successes like Amazon Web Services and Slack. Companies such as NoBroker, Moglix, Apna, and Practo are leveraging years of accumulated data and domain expertise to launch AI-powered platforms. This s
While energy and cooling challenges persist, a lot more hardware requirements are expected to emerge, Synopsys CIO Sriram Sitaraman told ET. While energy and cooling pose challenges, innovation is anticipated to overcome these. Enterprises are also seeing productivity boosts from AI in repetitive ta
The National Payments Corporation of India is set to unify UPI e-mandate management for all third-party apps, allowing users to view subscriptions in one place. While viewing will be centralised, cancellations will still require visiting the original booking app. This move aims to simplify the rapid
