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According to a report from Mark Gurman, Apple is planning a shift in its chip release strategy. The upcoming M6 family of chips will skip the Pro and the Max variants in favor of expediting the M7 series. That means we will only see the base M6 chip running inside iPads and entry-level Macs. Due to
Welcome to episode 106 of Pixelated, a podcast by 9to5Google. This week, Damien talks Abner and Will through his first impressions of Google’s latest Home Speaker, a reboot of sorts of the company’s smart speaker lineup. After the break, we’re joined by Jonah Becker and Taylor Helgren of Google to d
A new report from Reuters details how Apple and its Indian supplier, Tata Electronics, are responding to a massive data breach that exposed sensitive files earlier this month. Here are the details.
Multiple drug companies are developing GLP-1-based drugs that can be easily taken orally.
After using this SwitchBot smart fan for months, I strongly believe it's a steal at its current deal price.
Jurors could not reach a verdict in the trial against the man accused of starting the deadly LA wildfire last year.
Digital sovereignty emerged as the defining theme of this year's UN Open Source Week, with many arguing that open source is now core critical infrastructure and that proprietary American companies can't be trusted.
BannerGrapV2 — The Open-Source Network Recon Tool Built in Go That Security Professionals Actually Need TL;DR — BannerGrapV2 is a production-grade, multi-protocol network reconnaissance and vulnerability discovery tool written in Go. It replaces a fragmented toolchain of Nmap, custom scripts, and ma
Introduction When learning Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python, you will often work with three types of methods: Instance Methods Class Methods Static Methods Understanding when and why to use each one will help you write cleaner, more organized, and reusable code. In this article, we will l
As part of Rise Academy's frontend program, students are grouped and assigned real projects to work on. My group was assigned Bloom After — and our task was to migrate its existing Vanilla JS frontend to Next.js with TypeScript. Not because the old one was broken, but because that's exactly the kind
A good developer portfolio can open doors — but a lot of them miss the basics. The first thing visitors see should instantly say who you are and what you do. Show your best work with a short description, the tech stack, and links to a live Most people will open your portfolio on their phone. If it b
I've been working on a side project called SuperCompress — an intelligent prompt compression system for LLMs. The idea is simple: most tokens you send to an LLM never need to be processed. They're padding, boilerplate, irrelevant context. But they still burn GPU cycles. I wanted to fix that. Working
Prepare a Node for kubeadm with cri-dockerd This is one of those CKA tasks with no manifest to copy from the docs. You prepare a plain Linux box so kubeadm can use Docker as the runtime. It is pure system administration, and you have to know the steps cold. Let's walk through it. This is a CKA Clust
The paradigm of Artificial Intelligence is undergoing a fundamental shift. We are moving rapidly from the era of stateless chat completions—where an LLM simply acts as an advanced text-autocomplete engine—to stateful, autonomous AI agents. These agents don't just talk; they do. They plan multi-step
I spent tonight building a methodology for turning personal tools into open source contributions. Before publishing it, I decided to let the methodology review itself. The results changed how I think about AI-assisted code review. The core idea is simple: instead of asking an AI to "review this code
I just published SuperCompress to PyPI! 🎉 pip install supercompress — that's all it takes. A tiny ~5K parameter CPU policy that scores every line of context for relevance before sending to the LLM. It keeps only what matters for the answer. 65% fewer tokens → same answers 100% oracle recall → never
Summary: I had a rough time adding Google login to my app, Kenning. It took me a while to figure out four issues that were causing problems. These issues were not related to each other and were not covered in any tutorial I read. My second post about building Kenning, this phase is about OAuth2 logi
Building an AI Chatbot Using AWS Bedrock and JavaScript I recently worked on building a full-stack AI chatbot using AWS Bedrock and JavaScript. The goal of this project was not just to create a chatbot interface, but to understand how modern AI applications are built end-to-end using foundation mode
Ford has admitted that it had to rehire experienced engineers after its AI systems failed to deliver the quality the company expected. Charles Poon, Ford’s VP of vehicle hardware engineering, told reporters that the automaker mistakenly believed it could swap in AI and still produce a high-quality p
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is giving federal agencies until Sunday to patch a vulnerability in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Server that is being actively exploited. [...]
