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Rivian’s R2 just helped it set a new sales record

Deliveries jumped roughly 45% compared to the same quarter last year, with Rivian delivering more than 19,000 EVs.

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Multimodal AI Breaks at the Tokenizer, Not the Model

TL;DR — The gap between a multimodal demo and a production system isn't model capability — it's the token economics of turning video and audio into sequences the transformer can read. Naive frame sam

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OfferProof: an offline job-scam checker for my fresher friends

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built When I read "build for a friend", my first thought was that none of my friends had a problem I

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Your Agent Said "Done". The Filesystem Disagrees.

"Task completed successfully." That's the most common lie in agent systems. Usually the agent isn't lying on purpose. It just reports what it intended to do, the logs repeat it, and nobody checks the

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How to know when a dependency changes your day

Watching every release is not monitoring. It is a second inbox with a package name on it. Open your package.json. Count the direct dependencies. Now multiply by roughly one release every few weeks, a

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PGSimCity

PGSimCity PGSimCity PGSimCity is an open‑source simulation framework that lets developers prototype city‑scale systems with a focus on performance, extensibility, and realistic traffic mod

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S3 vs NFS for Kubernetes: Where Each One Actually Wins

S3 and NFS solve different Kubernetes storage problems. Use NFS or a CSI file driver when pods need shared, POSIX-style read-write-many file access. Use S3-compatible object storage when apps call the

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How to write test cases someone else can run

Most test cases are written by the person who built the feature, in a hurry, for themselves. They read fine to the author and fall apart in anyone else's hands: a step that assumes you know where the

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The empty toolbar icon problem

There's a moment every Chrome extension has to survive, and it isn't the Store listing or the marketing site. It's the moment after Chrome says the extension is added. The icon is sitting in the tool

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Pomodoro Timer

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built A friend of mine sometimes has trouble concentrating on their studies, so I made them a simple

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Testing deep links on a real phone without emailing them to yourself

On a simulator or a phone connected by cable, opening a deep link is one command: # iOS Simulator xcrun simctl openurl booted "myapp://orders/1234" # Android device or emulator over adb adb shell

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The death of the craft: Why development feels completely empty now.

I’ve been a backend dev for about four years, and lately, I feel like I'm attending the funeral of my own profession every single morning at the daily stand-up. I am grieving a job that, technically,

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ZipMania: A Windows Archive Manager with In-Archive Previews

ZipMania is a free, open-source archive manager for Windows 10 and 11. It brings archive browsing, file previews, and Windows Explorer integration together in one desktop app. Browse before extractin

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Tesla’s recovery hits a speed bump

Tesla sold fewer vehicles in the third quarter than it did a year ago, when consumers rushed to cash in on expiring federal tax credits for electric vehicle purchases. But the company still beat estim

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Home Assistant says ‘Big tech ruined the cloud, so we’re out’

The open-source smart home platform Home Assistant is kicking the cloud to the curb - in name at least. "We are renaming Home Assistant Cloud to Home Assistant Link, because we hate clouds," founder P

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The Pocket Advance nearly perfects my favorite Nintendo handheld

Although I count the original Game Boy as one of my first tech obsessions, I still consider Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance to be my favorite console of all time thanks to its more comfortable horizontal

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Rivian issues R2 recall for poorly tightened battery packs

The company says around 14 vehicles may be affected, and that it has resolved the issue on the assembly line.

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If a data center is camouflaged in the woods, will anyone hate it?

San Antonio City Councilmember Ric Galvan remembers when data centers first arrived in his city in the 2000s, looking like relatively unassuming office buildings. But that's changed in recent years, a

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AI hallucinations are making entitled customers even worse

Madison, a server in New York City, greets every table by asking about each diner's allergies. Lately, there have been some close calls. "Sometimes people will tell me they have a shellfish allergy, a

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Star Wars: Galactic Racer is my childhood podracing dream come true

The podracing scene in The Phantom Menace is one of my favorite movie sequences ever. It's just so dang cool: The futuristic racers tear over treacherous Tatooine terrain while various Star Wars alien

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