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27 Mar

lukaseder 1 min read

One of jOOQ’s most popular feature is the out-of-the-box debug logging experience. jOOQ developers find this feature very useful when developing their applications. Assuming you run a jOOQ query and configure your logger to print DEBUG log output: When this query is executed, your log output might contain something like this: Executing query : select … Continue reading Managing Sensitive…

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Dylan Goings 6 min read

As with most peers I know, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it actually means to be a software developer right now. There seem to be two predominant takes floating around the industry right now about AI and the future of dev work. The first is that software developers are going the way of […] The post AI and…

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About nine months ago, my son said he wanted to make a video game. He said it was called Exploding Kitties. We made it together on my computer. He described the gameplay and drew the graphics. I vibed the code. The game basically worked. But we had to build it in small pieces. And, periodically, I had to spend time…

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The first breakthrough from superhuman AI mathematics was the discovery in 2039 of a meta-statistical...

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A Discord account is more than just your username and avatar. That’s why it’s important to help keep your account safe and secure by using Multi-Factor Authentication, SMS Backup Authentication & QR Code Login. Learn how to keep your account more secure in the following blog post!

26 Mar

Martin Fowler 3 min read

Anthropic carried a study, done by getting its model to interview some 80,000 users to understand their opinions about AI, what they hope from it, and what they fear. Two things stood out to me. It’s easy to assume there are AI optimists and AI pessimists, divided into separate camps. But what we actually found were people organized around what…

Palantir 8 min read

How we built lightweight, real-time map collaboration for teams operating at the edge. About This Series Frontend engineering at Palantir goes far beyond building standard web apps. Our engineers design interfaces for mission-critical decision-making, build operational applications that translate insight to action, and create systems that handle massive datasets — thinking not just about what the user needs, but what…

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Heather McDiarmid 4 min read

Editor’s note: This post is part of Into the Omniverse, a series focused on how developers, 3D practitioners, and enterprises can transform their workflows using the latest advances in OpenUSD and NVIDIA Omniverse. NVIDIA GTC last week showcased a turning point in physical AI: Robots, vehicles and factories are scaling from single use cases and […]

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Roland 8 min read

Building an app that records meetings, generates transcriptions, and produces AI analysation sounds straightforward – until you try to make it reliable while the user goes in and out of your app, takes calls, plays music, or checks notifications. This post walks through how we handled background recording and post‑recording processing on iOS and watchOS […] The post Keeping Meeting…

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GeForce NOW Community 2 min read

That gaming backlog won’t clear itself — GeForce NOW is here to help. Stream the latest titles straight from the cloud across a variety of devices. This week, five new titles are ready to play instantly in the cloud gaming platform’s library. Screamer drifts onto the scene with retro‑racing attitude and pixel‑perfect speed. Plus, Honkai: Star Rail Version […]

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George Lund 4 min read

As software developers, we’ve all been there: a simple requirement change requires adding a tenantId field to your User model. It’s a five-minute code change, but suddenly, 458 tests are failing. It’s happening not because the logic is broken, but because the User model is used everywhere, and now the test data is invalid. I’ve […] The post Test Builders:…

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J Simpson 6 min read

The autonomous future is nearly upon us. Every day seems to bring a fresh wave of headlines involving autonomous cars or self-driving trucks. Users are taking more than 700,000 autonomous taxi rides each week, according to McKinsey, while the first autonomous truck pilots are starting to hit the pavement. European countries have already hosted 35 ...

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25 Mar

Kari Briski 5 min read

AI is the defining technology of our time, quickly becoming core business infrastructure. It’s fueled by a diverse ecosystem of models: large and small, open and proprietary, generalist and specialist. This variety is essential for a future where every application will be powered by AI, every country will build it and every company will use […]

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Bastien Orivel 2 min read

In January, we introduced our Nightly package for RPM-based Linux distributions. Today, we are thrilled to announce it is now available for Firefox Beta! Firefox Beta is great for testing your sites in a version of Firefox that will reach regular users in the coming weeks. If you find any issues, please file them on […] The post Firefox Developer…

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Laura Bucchieri 2 min read

Somewhere in your backlog is a ticket for a bug you already fixed. The user just didn’t know. Writing Release Notes Nobody Reads My software team recently took over the release notes process. Originally, we started with a long document that comprehensively covered each JIRA ticket, complete with a Figma link and sections like “How […] The post Release Notes…

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Josh Parker 4 min read

At the half-time whistle of the UEFA EURO 2020 round of 16 football match between England and Germany, millions of viewers stepped away from their screens in the U.K. to do the same thing at the same time — turn on their kettles. National Grid, which provides electricity for England and Wales, saw a demand […]

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Janet Wagner 6 min read

When it comes to APIs, security has always been a serious concern. Developers who design and build APIs strive to mitigate vulnerabilities before attackers find them. Consumers want to be reassured that the APIs their applications integrate with won’t compromise data or application integrity. However, the rise of AI has led to new and evolving ...

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Vim is important to me. I’m using it to write the words you’re reading right now. In fact, almost every word I have ever committed to posterity, through this blog, in my code, all of the docs I’ve written, emails I’ve sent, and more, almost all of it has passed through Vim. My relationship with the software is intimate, almost…

24 Mar

Martin Fowler 4 min read

An Architecture Decision Record (ADR) is a short document that captures and explains a single decision relevant to a product or ecosystem. Documents should be short, just a couple of pages, and contain the decision, the context for making it, and significant ramifications. They should not be modified if the decision is changed, but linked to a superseding decision. As…

Prakhar Sapre 8 min read

Expedia Group Technology — Data Workload‑aware routing for Trino Photo by Joseph Barrientos on Unsplash Trino — a fork of PrestoSQL — is a powerful tool in modern data analytics, enabling organizations to query large datasets quickly and efficiently. As a distributed SQL query engine, Trino provides fast, scalable insights without requiring data relocation. While Trino is robust on its…

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Alecia Frederick 14 min read

This tutorial is for developers, designers who code, or anyone new to AI who wants a hands-on introduction to building a custom AI chatbot that can search and answer questions using your own data. I wanted to build an AI-powered tool for our team, but I had zero experience building AI applications—so I decided to […] The post How to…

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Gediminas G 2 min read

One small step for AI agents. One huge leap for anyone who just wants to use them. OpenClaw on Hostinger now works in a single click. You can deploy an AI agent and start using… The post One-click AI agents: OpenClaw just got easy for everyone appeared first on Hostinger Blog.

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Justin Boitano 4 min read

Artificial intelligence has rapidly emerged as one of the most critical workloads in modern computing. For the vast majority of enterprises, this workload runs on Kubernetes, an open source platform that automates the deployment, scaling and management of containerized applications. To help the global developer community manage high-performance AI infrastructure with greater transparency and efficiency, […]

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J Simpson 7 min read

On January 7, 2026, Dr. Wayne Liu, president and chief growth officer of Perfect Corp., delivered a presentation at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) titled “API-First Innovation: Scalable AI for the Modern Beauty Shopper,” discussing the many different ways that AI is impacting the beauty industry. In the process, he makes a case for our ...

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Albert Pazderin 1 min read

Authors: Albert Pazderin, Backend Engineer, Vladimir Dementyev, Principal Backend Engineer, and Travis Turner, Tech Editor Topics: Open Source, Rails, Local-first, DX, WebAssembly, Ruby, JavaScript The final report for Ruby Association Grant on TutorialKit.rb—a toolkit for building interactive Ruby and Rails tutorials that run entirely in the browser using WebAssembly and WebContainers. Featuring a full-featured installer, agent-friendly development workflow, deployment pipelines,…

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Awhile back I asked my friend Leah Culver about how she tracks angel investments, because I was just getting into angel investing and it seemed weird that everyone just had some shitty spreadsheet setup to keep track of all this stuff: Anyway, her answer was “a spreadsheet”. And that was the same for all the others I asked then, too.…

23 Mar

Aditya Tripathi 5 min read

We wanted to provide you information about a security incident that we became aware of that affects customers who use the Aqua Security Vulnerability scanner (Trivy) across multiple distribution channels including Docker Hub, GitHub, and npm. Between 18:24 UTC on March 19, 2026 and 01:36 UTC on March 23, 2026, Docker Hub customers who pulled...

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Pablo Lopes, Bruno Capuano 4 min read

Announcement of Version 2 of Generative AI for Beginners .NET, a free course rebuilt for .NET 10 with Microsoft.Extensions.AI, updated RAG patterns, and new agent framework content across five structured lessons for building production-ready AI apps. The post Generative AI for Beginners .NET: Version 2 on .NET 10 appeared first on .NET Blog.

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How should we think about error-handling in concurrent programs? In single-threaded programs, we’ve mostly converged on a standard pattern, with a diverse zoo of implementations and concrete patterns. When an error occurs, it is propagated up the stack until we find a stack frame which is prepared to handle it. As we do so, we unwind the stack frames in-order,…

Ali Golshan 3 min read

Autonomous agents mark a new inflection point in AI. Systems are no longer limited to generating responses or reasoning through tasks. They can take action: Agents can read files, use tools, write and run code, and execute workflows across enterprise systems, all while expanding their own capabilities. The sub-agents they create become specialized — experts […]

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Erlang Solutions Team 2 min read

Meet Viktoria Laufer Project Manager at Erlang Solutions. She shares her work on AI projects, team collaboration, and life outside of work. The post Meet the Team: Viktoria Laufer appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

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Bryan Elkus 9 min read

For years, designers waited on development. We’d finish research, deliver specs, hand off mockups — and then sit in a holding pattern while engineers built what we’d envisioned. The bottleneck was implementation. Design was ready. Dev needed time. That dynamic has completely flipped. Development speed has accelerated dramatically. AI coding tools, agentic workflows, and orchestrated […] The post Product Design…

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Irina Nazarova 1 min read

Author: Irina Nazarova, CEO Topics: Developer Community, Devtools startup advisory How do you measure product-market fit for a developer tool? A PMF scoring model from Evil Martians—a product development consultancy for developer tools startups—built on data from 37 devtools companies across AI, infrastructure, and cybersecurity. Five metrics, real benchmarks, and a dual score that tells you whether to invest in…

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To address the novel safety challenges posed by a state-of-the-art video model as well as a new social creation platform, we’ve built Sora 2 and the Sora app with safety at the foundation. Our approach is anchored in concrete protections.

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Background Our next game, The Incident at Galley House, is an adaptation of a text-based game called Type Help. It takes place at Galley House, a dwelling in the English countryside, during a dinner party where things go sideways. Galley House is divided into many rooms, and the core gameplay involves following characters from room to room, listening in on…

22 Mar

Michael Ficocelli 3 min read

Building connections that lead to successful relationships – both inside or outside of business – require a focused effort to meet others where they are. Without a strong relationship, navigating obstacles and aligning on goals is exponentially more difficult. A key tool for achieving this is mindfulness – the deliberate choice to bring your focus […] The post Moving from…

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Josh Sherman 2 min read

Okay, so I already did this dance back in 2017. Looking back, my observations were somewhat shortsighted, but felt decent enough at the time. A year later, I contemplated the future of Vim once Bram Moolenaar dies. In 2023, we sadly found out what happens, with Christian Brabandt taking the lead. Since Bram's passing, I've bounced between Vim and Neovim…

21 Mar

Laura Corona 6 min read

photo by ajay_suresh In a previous post, I wrote about building my support team early during my second pregnancy. I talked about doulas, night nurses, and the support network I wished I had the first time around. Planning my return to work is another part of that same preparation. Specifically, returning to work while pumping. […] The post Here’s How…

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Every individual item sold on Mercari.com has an id that looks like m<number>. The item's id is visible in the URL, for example www.mercari.com/us/item/m73702188949/. If you buy several items from the same seller, you get a discount because you buy it as a bundle. Every bundle has its own unique id that looks like b<number>. Both ids are strings, yet…

20 Mar

John Ruble 3 min read

Every project benefits from lightweight CLI scripts that can reach into your application code — for data seeding, format verification, one-off exports, and other tasks that don’t deserve a full endpoint or test harness but need access to your real domain logic. A few years ago, I wrote about adding CLI scripts to TypeScript/Node projects […] The post C# Finally…

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TOMAS HOLAS, FRONT-END ARCHITECT @ TOPTAL 1 min read

React still leads adoption, but Angular is more viable than ever. This in-depth comparison explains what’s changed, where each excels, and how to choose the right front-end framework or library based on team constraints, not hype.

19 Mar

Frances Coronel 7 min read

Introduction 🔔 At Slack, notifications are how teams stay in the loop, but they can also become overwhelming when not designed with intention. Our goal was to make staying informed feel effortless. We set out to rebuild one of Slack’s most complicated systems from the ground up by bringing calm, consistency, and clarity to the…

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GeForce NOW Community 3 min read

It’s a double feature on GFN Thursday. This week, GeForce NOW offers smoother sights in virtual reality (VR) and a sprawling new land to conquer. Streaming at 90 frames per second (fps) comes to supported VR headsets. And Crimson Desert, which recently surpassed 3 million wishlist additions on Steam, debuts in the cloud with GeForce […]

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Ashley Schleining 3 min read

If multiple users can edit the same record, developers need to decide how your system handles that. If you don’t, EF Core decides for you. Designing Intentional Conflict Handling in .NET Applications By default, EF Core uses last write wins. The final call to SaveChanges() overwrites whatever came before it. There’s no warning and no […] The post Prevent Lost…

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Build LLM-powered applications in Python. Call model APIs, craft prompts, add retrieval-augmented generation, create AI agents, and connect via MCP. [ Improve Your Python With 🐍 Python Tricks 💌 – Get a short & sweet Python Trick delivered to your inbox every couple of days. >> Click here to learn more and see examples ]

J Simpson 6 min read

Model Context Protocol (MCP) has been absolutely everywhere since it was first released in November 2024. Sometimes referred to as the “USB-C of AI,” MCP has come forward to help tame some of AI’s most glaring issues, namely a lack of standardization around integration as well as the context to understand what it’s accessing. Given ...

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18 Mar

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Friend bubbles in Facebook Reels highlight Reels your friends have liked or reacted to, helping you discover new content and making it easier to connect over shared interests. This article explains the technical architecture behind friend bubbles, including how machine learning estimates relationship strength and ranks content your friends have interacted with to create more [...] Read More... The post…

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Jennifer Kohl 6 min read

Docker Captains are leaders from the developer community that are both experts in their field and are passionate about sharing their Docker knowledge with others. “From the Captain’s Chair” is a blog series where we get a closer look at one Captain to learn more about them and their experiences. Today we are interviewing Naga...

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Kotryna D 2 min read

Hostinger has paid out €11.8 million to employees under its stock option program, allowing them to directly benefit from the company’s growth. “We launched our stock option pro… The post Hostinger shares €11.8 million with employees through stock options appeared first on Hostinger Blog.

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Shibley Burnett 7 min read

If your application calls even one third-party API, its reliability ceiling is no longer yours to control. That is the uncomfortable truth behind the uptime numbers API Status Check has been tracking since late 2025 across more than 215 services spanning cloud infrastructure, AI, payments, developer tools, and communications. This is not a ranking exercise. ...

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17 Mar

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Meta’s Ranking Engineer Agent (REA) autonomously executes key steps across the end-to-end machine learning (ML) lifecycle for ads ranking models. This post covers REA’s ML experimentation capabilities: autonomously generating hypotheses, launching training jobs, debugging failures, and iterating on results. Future posts will cover additional REA capabilities. REA reduces the need for manual intervention. It manages [...] Read More... The post…

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