Topic
20 articles found
Shah is stepping down as Cred’s chief executive, with finance and strategy head Miten Sampat taking over on an interim basis. Shah becomes WhatsApp’s global CEO, succeeding Will Cathcart.
The EU believes a digital euro is the answer to cutting its addiction to US payment systems like Visa and Mastercard as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay as the bloc seeks to favour European firms over others. According to the ECB, nearly two-thirds of card payments in the euro area are handled by no
MeitY’s most severe platform-wide intervention latest flashpoint in long history of clashes between Telegram and authorities in India.
A celebrity trainer reveals how to train like Zac Efron using this sled push exercise for 30 days, so we got to work and tried it.
The temps may be hot, but the best Patagonia jackets in my closet are all seriously discounted. Do your future self a favor, and snag one of these deals now.
Goal! How to sync your smart lights with the World Cup for the ultimate match-day vibe.
Shopping for new kitchen appliances or accessories this EOFY? Here are 12 Amazon finds I simply cannot resist.
Spend a day with Mookie and Co. down in Bed-Stuy with a "Do the Right Thing" rewatch before the Spike Lee masterpiece leaves Prime Video on June 30
As more and more people are turning to AI to solve their health problems, I asked insomnia expert Dr Jade Wu to rate the sleep advice of 3 popular AI tools — she wasn't impressed.
I reviewed the KEF XIO soundbar last week and felt like I was at the movies: here's why it's such a ferocious soundbar.
I asked ChatGPT to help me discover the best ways to find the best Prime Day deals — and it gave me a bunch of useful money-saving tips.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE has surfaced on Geekbench once again. The smartphone was first spotted on the benchmarking platform in April, but the latest listing appears to be for the global variant. A Samsung smartphone carrying the model number SM-S741B, believed to be the global variant of the Galax
Developers have recently been discussing Codex continuously writing large amounts of diagnostic data into: ~/.codex/logs_2.sqlite The visible database may remain relatively small while its SQLite WAL file keeps receiving frequent writes in the background. Some users have reported: excessive SSD writ
Yesterday XEdge launched on Peerlist's Launchpad. They tell you people saw your launch and clicked one button. That's worth something for visibility, nothing for product direction. One real comment thread taught me more about how a stranger perceives XEdge than 13 silent upvotes combined. 3 people t
Hello Dev Community! 👋 It is officially Day 69 of my unbroken full-stack engineering run! Yesterday, I deployed the interactive host inventory dashboard and data deletion hooks. Today, I completed the second half of the administrative lifecycle: Reusing our creation form for active mutations using
Someone hits an error, copies the whole stack trace into a chat window, and asks the model to "just figure this out fast." Buried three lines into that trace is a DATABASE_URL with a live password in it. The answer comes back in four seconds. The secret is now somewhere you can't reach. Pasting secr
Every AI agent memory system I've used (Mem0, Honcho, Hindsight) has the same problem: they accumulate forever. Old facts pollute retrieval. More tokens → worse results. Your agent gets slower and dumber over time. So I built recall-sqlite — a memory system that actually forgets. The core idea: tier
When an AI agent runs for many turns, it eventually hits context limits and must compress or discard earlier messages. This is often invisible, yet critical - lost context can cause the agent to forget constraints, user preferences, or prior decisions. The framework moves on. The agent keeps running
As AI applications evolve from simple chatbots into autonomous agents, a new infrastructure layer is emerging. Terms like LLM Gateway, MCP Gateway, MCP Registry, LLM Router, and Agent Gateway are appearing everywhere—but what do they actually do? Let's break it down. Early AI applications were simpl
Simon — flash a color sequence, you repeat it, it gets one longer each round. It's a 40-year-old toy and a perfect lesson in timed async, state machines, and the Web Audio API. Here's a playable build in vanilla JS (with real beeps, no audio files). 🟢 Play it: https://dev48v.infy.uk/game/day14-simo
