Dr. Robby has threatened to leave for the millionth time, but will it happen — and when does The Pitt season 2 episode 10 arrive on HBO Max? <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/78vSWRAnqMh6Lj2hfpbGzh-1280-80.jpg' />
I loved this wireless speaker’s ace connectivity and sense of space and but have to ask: where’s the bass? <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/hwXKsx3E6E33ydaPw34fYm-1280-80.jpg' />
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Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram. <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/XrpFgcngWrtXQscKdLLAZB-1280-80.jpg' />
Micron introduces a 256GB SOCAMM2 LPDDR5x memory module designed for AI servers, enabling configurations up to 2TB while reducing power consumption. <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/XxMXijjXGr4NazUPN3uKPn-1280-80.jpg' />
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Some popular recent Home Assistant posts on Reddit revealed that the smart home of someone living in Miami Gardens was exposed to the internet. Other people could turn off their lights and even rename their devices. This was all due to their MQTT broker being public and unsecured.
Hi HN,Recently, there was a discussion here about Qwen3.5 fine-tuning where it was noted that QLoRA/4-bit quantization is "not recommended" due to severe accuracy degradation. I wanted to challenge this limitation.I developed a mixed-precision hybrid model (*Qwen3.5-4B-Singularity-Max*) that uses ~6.4GB of VRAM but actually achieves a lower Perplexity (6.74) than the original FP16 baseline (7.79).*How is this possible? (The Noise-Canceling Effect)*Instead of uniform quantization,
Hi HN,I have been experimenting with a messaging protocol called FLUX. The goal is to explore what email might look like if it was designed today instead of in the 1980s.FLUX tries to simplify a few things that feel complicated in the current email stack. Identity is based on cryptographic keys instead of usernames and passwords. Messages are signed and verified automatically. The transport is real time and does not depend on the traditional SMTP relay model.The current implementation is small a
I've been a big fan of fly.io with it’s devx, but cold starts and pricing have been a consistent problem.Even for side projects it's painful if they take 30s to load, it just kills the whole experience.With coding agents becoming good, there were a lot more things I started building, and I just wanted to run all of those things!GCI was built to solve this. It’s just a CLI, just uses ssh to interact with your target machine, and relies on docker swarm to get your services running (dock
Spent most of last winter doing something I should have done a year earlier: actually reading the TypeScript 5.x changelogs. Not skimming the headlines — reading them, then dropping each feature into a scratch project to see how it actually behaved. Our codebase sits at around 180k lines — a team of seven, a mix of Node.js inference services and React front-ends — and we'd been on TypeScript 5.x for over a year without meaningfully adopting anything new. We'd bumped the package version, confirme
Imagine building an autonomous AI agent that can conduct deep research, manage complex workflows, or hold infinite conversations. Now, imagine the server crashes. Without a robust memory system, your agent loses everything—its progress, its findings, and its context. It’s back to square one.This is the difference between a fragile prototype and a production-ready AI system. In the world of LangGraph.js, bridging the gap requires mastering Memory & Checkpointing. By leveraging PostgreSQL, we
Forget those clunky third-party libraries for your menus and pop-ups! Eric Veliyulin's talk from NDC London spills the beans on the built-in Popover API and Dialog element, which can totally replace your old habits. Turns out, these native UI helpers are awesome, but barely anyone's using them.Eric's going to show you how to ditch the extra baggage and make your interfaces slicker and more flexible with live coding examples. Plus, he'll throw in some seriously cool new CSS tricks to supercharge
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“If I’m trying to sleep, the ideas won’t stop. If I’m trying to write, there appears a barren nothingness.”Continue reading on Go Into The Story »
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Hey thereWelcome to the new email. The last 30 days have been crazy because I've been working on multiple ideas at the same time using one boilerplate.I ended up making 5 apps in the last 20 days, and all using one boilerplate or SDK, buildsaas.devIt's not a marketing gimmick or tactic; check all products on buildsaas.dev/examples HOW?It's not really that hard; all you need is a system. Each application have few components as defined belowFrontend for client/usersBackend for APIs, Databases
The hospitality sector thrives on speed. If a booking portal takes more than three seconds to load, hotel chains lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in abandoned reservations. I recently led the architectural strategy for decoupling a global hotel and resort network. The legacy infrastructure was a massive, monolithic application serving hundreds of disparate hotel properties from a single bloated codebase. It was slow, hard to maintain, and impossible to scale gracefully during peak booking s
So I did something kind of weird last week. I built a system where Claude Code automatically generates, reviews, and publishes articles to Dev.to. Including this one. Sort of.I mean, I'm obviously editing this right now, so it's not fully automated. But the original draft? That was Claude. The code review? Also Claude. The decision about whether it was good enough to publish? Yeah, you see where this is going.The whole thing started because I kept procrastinating on writing. I'd have these ideas
