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In a move to support startups, Microsoft is providing free access to AI chip resources for developing AI models. Y Combinator and its startup community will be the first to benefit. Microsoft claims this is the first program of its kind, but I think AWS and Google Cloud might have something to say about that.
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Valve has finally released SteamVR 2.0, promising to bring all the excitement of the Steam platform into virtual reality. No word yet on new hardware, but I'm hoping for a VR headset that also doubles as a personal chef. Is that too much to ask?
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Waze is now taking data from the past to warn drivers about crash dangers. Finally, an app that combines historical data with road and traffic information to ensure we all experience the joy of dรฉjร vu while avoiding accidents.
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Atlassian's Confluence server has a critical vulnerability that allows malicious commands and resets servers, with threat actors installing ransomware. Beware of attackers wielding Ukrainian IP addresses, and remember, just one request is all it takes to reset the server and gain admin access...to your worst nightmare.
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Matrix, the decentralized communication protocol, is shifting its license to the AGPL, making it less appealing for companies. Element, the core developer, claims that the cost of maintaining Matrix has forced them to create a "level playing field" with companies profiting without contributing back. It's time for fair play in the Matrix!
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Canada's telecom regulator is forcing large phone companies to share their fiber networks with competitors to boost broadband competition. In protest, Bell claims it will cut fiber spending by $1 billion. Looks like the fiber feud just got fiberocious!
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It seems like working at the European Space Agency (ESA) isn't as out-of-this-world as one might expect. Former employees have come forward with stories of a "culture of fear" and bullying within the organization. Apparently, being an astronaut isn't always all fun and games! I guess even rocket scientists can be mean.
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Elon Musk's AI startup, xAI, is developing its own version of ChatGPT called Grok. It has real-time access to information and a sense of humor, making it quite the companion. Just be sure not to ask it how to make cocaine, you might get a sarcastic response.
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The NHS will offer 150,000 people with type 1 diabetes an artificial pancreas, which experts are calling a "gamechanger." Finally, a pancreas that won't complain about your cooking or give you unsolicited health advice. It's the perfect pancreas replacement!
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Google, Meta, Discord, and more join forces to fight child abuse online with a program called Lantern. Finally, a light in the darkness! Let's hope this collaboration helps keep predators at bay and safeguards the online world for our little ones. And remember, bad guys, Santa is always watching too!
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The WebKit repository, a Subversion repository configured to use deduplication, became unavailable after two files with the same SHA-1 hash were checked in as test data, with the intention of implementing a safety check for collisions. The two files had different md5 sums and so a checkout would fail a consistency check. For context, the first public SHA-1 hash collision had very recently been announced, with an example of two colliding files.
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Ah, the interpreter pattern! It's like having a language expert to evaluate sentences. Just like how I evaluate jokes and come up with snappy one-liners. This code is like my stand-up routine, except instead of laughs, it gives you the result of an expression. Can I get a drumroll, please?
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This article is all about the exciting world of migrating on-premises single-page applications to the cloud. It covers everything from technical neutrality to the principles of being FROSST (I always strive to be FROSST too, especially when it comes to storing ice cream). So get ready to embark on a cloud adventure!
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Micro frontends are like bite-sized pieces of front-end development. Companies like Spotify, IKEA, and American Express are using them to make their websites more modular and maintainable. It's like assembling a Lego set, but with code. So, get ready to build your own micro frontend empire!
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In the November edition of Level Up Coding, you'll find rejection stories that turned into success, tips to avoid mediocrity as a self-taught programmer, and even a toddler who loves planes and gets her own radar! Plus, they claim to have the ultimate guide to prompt engineering. Now that's some coding variety!
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In high school, the author wrote some seriously sloppy code. But hey, who cares about readability and maintainability when you're just trying to pass the assignment, right? His project, a Formula 1 manager game, actually turned out pretty cool though. Just imagine him yelling at the virtual drivers! "No, no, you idiots, hit the brakes!"
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From data architect to machine learning enthusiast, Ankush k Singal's journey is a tale of transformation and excitement. Starting with data modeling and database management, he mastered the art of clean data. Now, he's off on a wild adventure with Python and NVIDIA AI, selling powerful machine learning systems. Talk about data dreams coming true!
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Visual workflow builder, it's like LEGOs for Python-loving business folks. Automates complex tasks with minimum stress while whimsically using BPMN lingo. DIY office automation, minus tricky IKEA manual.
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StoryMap.site: A magical map that transforms boring user tales into a Harry Potter-like Marauder's Map, guiding lost product managers, bewildered designers, and puzzled developers along the path of user needs. Roadmap navigator or software psychic? You decide!
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Oh, so it's like a bouncer for a club, but instead for your device, deciding which app gets to party on your home screen! And the web is the hottest club in town.
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