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GTA VI’s new trailer gives you one more look at Vice City

The day is almost here, as Grand Theft Auto VI is just about a month away from finally coming out. But before that there's still one more look from Rockstar Games, which just put out a brief "launch"

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Text-to-SQL Agents Are Breaking the Semantic Layer dbt Built

TL;DR — Semantic layers like dbt's metrics layer, Cube, and LookML exist to stop every tool from reinventing what 'revenue' means. Text-to-SQL agents skip that layer and query raw warehouse tables di

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Archiving Invoices as PDF/A: What the Format Forbids, and Why Your Pipeline Should Care

A client in Germany asked me last year whether the invoices I send will "still open in ten years." It was not small talk. German bookkeeping rules expect business documents to stay readable and unalte

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"I already restarted it": check the real uptime before you troubleshoot

One of the most common lines on a help desk call is "I already restarted it." Sometimes that's true. Often the PC hasn't fully restarted in days or weeks. Before you spend time on deeper troubleshooti

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AI agent tool calling: designing tools the model will actually use correctly

You give your agent a handful of tools, write a decent system prompt and try a few requests. It works. Then real users show up. The agent calls search when it should have called get_order. It passes a

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Microservices Architecture Explained: Benefits, Challenges, Scalability & Best Practices

Microservices have become a widely adopted architectural style for building modern software systems, especially in environments where scalability, independent deployment, and rapid iteration are essen

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AI at Work: A One-Page AI Governance Plan for a 5 to 50 Person Office

If you run a small office, you probably have an AI policy already. You just have not written it down. Someone on your team pastes a client spreadsheet into a free chatbot on a personal login. Someone

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Before You Open Claude or Codex: Check Your Egress IP Risk

If you use Claude or Codex — or any AI product whose abuse systems lean hard on network signals — the path you use to log in matters. Shared residential proxies, recycled VPN exits, and dial-up pools

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Kakeya sets of higher rank over a fixed finite field: the second-order term

This is a new result from MV2's open notebook on Kakeya sets over small finite fields (https://github.com/munimtechnologies/kakeya-small-fields). A Kakeya set of rank r in F_q^n contains a translate o

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Measuring AI Visibility: A Practical Framework for Reliable Results

As AI-powered search and assistants become part of how people discover brands, products, and information, developers and analysts face a new measurement challenge. How do you reliably measure whether

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PokeSurvivor

I’m building PokeSurvivor Online, a free browser survival game using Astro and Canvas. Choose Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle, collect Stardust, and spend it in shops between stages to shape your b

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The AI Demo Worked. Here’s What Production Will Ask For.

The Demo Answered a Different Question Almost every AI initiative has a moment where the demo lands. The assistant answers the question, the extraction pulls the right fields, the agent completes the

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Basecamp's Home Page Gave Me Two Valid Phone Numbers. Both Were Calendar Day Numbers

I run a visa agency in Bali. The other half of my week goes into Apify Actors, and one of them does something that sounds trivial until you try it: you give it a list of websites, it gives you back on

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Google launches its ‘universal’ online shopping cart ahead of the holidays

Google's intelligent AI shopping cart is finally here, and just in time to tempt users into Black Friday and seasonal holiday spending. The Universal Cart tool Google previewed at its I/O event in May

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Quick question: Who exactly is iPhone Handoff for?

Last month, Apple announced a feature called iPhone Handoff. Not to be confused with that Handoff; this is a new one. iPhone Handoff allows you to keep your number active on two iPhones at the same ti

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Israeli firm's digital ads enabling installation of 'zero-click' spyware

Score: 45 | Comments: 10

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Libreboot 26.10 "Ominous Olive" released with UEFI, Chromebook support

Score: 31 | Comments: 1

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X purges 13,000 accounts linked to suspected meddling ahead of US midterms

Score: 31 | Comments: 15

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Amazon’s always-listening Bee wearable can now help you buy stuff

Last year, Amazon bought Bee, a relatively unknown startup with a $50 always-listening AI wearable that summarized every conversation you had. Today, the e-commerce giant is announcing two new Bee dev

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Ledger’s new hardware wallet is an Android phone without the phone

Ledger has announced its latest crypto-centric hardware effort, the Android-based Atom, a device that resembles a phone but is instead designed to be used alongside one. It arrives at a tricky time fo

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