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Why I'm leaving GitHub for Forgejo

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Adaption aims big with AutoScientist, an AI tool that helps models train themselves

Adaption's new AutoScientist tool is designed to let models adapt to specific capabilities quickly through an automated approach to conventional fine-tuning.

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Unitree will sell you a massive ‘transformable mecha’ for $650,000

Unitree is already one of the most recognizable names in the humanoid robot industry, but now it's pursuing even nicher sci-fi tech: giant mech suits. The Chinese robotics company has debuted the GD01

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Microsoft’s Xbox PC app hints at China expansion for Game Pass

Microsoft appears to be working on expanding its Xbox Game Pass subscription to China. References to "Project Saluki" have been discovered in a recent update to the Xbox PC app this week, with Microso

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The Trump phone starts shipping this week, CEO claims

The Trump phone may finally be here: Trump Mobile's CEO told USA Today that the phone will begin shipping to buyers this week. The announcement comes as reports have gone viral this week alleging that

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I Moved My Digital Stack to Europe

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Using OR-Tools CP-SAT for Scheduling Problems

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The Apple Studio Display could have been so much more

For the better part of 12 years, Apple owned the 5K monitor world - primarily because it made basically the only options. LG's 5K UltraFine was a solid, if bland choice, but many people bought a 27-in

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Data centers are coming for rural America

At its peak, the Androscoggin paper mill in Jay, Maine, a rural town about 67 miles northwest of Portland, employed about 1,500 people - until a pulp digester exploded in 2020, forcing the mill to clo

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Cost of enum-to-string: C++26 reflection vs. the old ways

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Amazon’s Panos Panay addresses new Fire phone rumors

Amazon's head of devices and services, Panos Panay, says that the company is "not necessarily" planning to release a smartphone, but has stopped short of denying it outright. It was previously reporte

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SecurityBaseline.eu

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The Emacsification of Software

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England Runestones

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Deterministic Fully-Static Whole-Binary Translation Without Heuristics

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Sony’s new Xperia phone gets an overdue redesign

Sony's Xperia 1 flagships have looked more or less the same since 2020, but that's finally changing with the Xperia 1 VIII, which moves to a chunky square camera island. The phone also boasts what sho

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Regulalar Expression

Mastering Regular Expressions in JavaScript: From Basics to Real-World Validation At first glance, a regex pattern looks like a cat walked across your keyboard,a chaotic string of slashes,

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[EN] Delegated Resource Identifier (DRI): a pattern for persistent references in microservices

Also available in Spanish If you've ever stored a URL in a database and later regretted it, this is for you. It's a familiar scenario: a service needs to keep a reference to a resource that lives in

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[ES] Delegated Resource Identifier (DRI): un patrón para referencias persistentes en microservicios

También disponible en Inglés Si alguna vez guardaste una URL en una base de datos y después te arrepentiste, esto es para vos. Es un escenario conocido: un servicio necesita mantener una referencia

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What if reactive effects are just pausable async tasks?

I've been thinking about reactive programming from the runtime layer up. The question: what's the minimum machinery you actually need to add on top of Rust's async/await to get a working reactive syst

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