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14 Jan

1 min read

For ten years I assaulted the white-and-red walls of their immune systems (we both had governments, spies,...

13 Jan

Isha Salian 5 min read

NVIDIA and Lilly are putting together “a blueprint for what is possible in the future of drug discovery,” NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang told attendees at a fireside chat Monday with Dave Ricks, chair and CEO of Lilly. The conversation — which took place during the annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco […]

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12 Jan

1 min read

Build a large enough website with a large enough codebase, and you’ll eventually find that CSS presents challenges at scale. It’s no different at Meta, which is why we open-sourced StyleX, a solution for CSS at scale. StyleX combines the ergonomics of CSS-in-JS with the performance of static CSS. It allows atomic styling of components [...] Read More... The post…

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Amit Merchant 2 min read

So, lately, I have been exploring Haley Park’s website and it’s pretty cute and well designed. What caught my attention, though, was this water ripple effect on one of the text snippets. Here’s what it looks like. Breathe .text-container { display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; } .ripple-text { position: relative; filter: url(#water-ripple); display: inline-block; font-size: 3rem; font-weight: bold; color:…

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As you may recall, circa 2022-2023 I was working on a microkernel written in Hare named Helios. Helios was largely inspired by and modelled after the design of seL4 and was my first major foray into modern OS development that was serious enough to get to a somewhat useful state of functionality, with drives for some real hardware, filesystems, and…

MapTiler (Jachym Cepicky) 1 min read

Upgrade your local cartography with the Buildings tileset: a high-detail expansion for the latest map v4 styles featuring stable IDs, 3D geometry, and precise entrance points.

11 Jan

9 min read

I started using AI more seriously in early November, so around this time marks my second month. When I talk to others, everyone's experience feels very different. So to add one more data point, here is mine. I resisted using AI for a long time. My reasoning was that prompting is easy to catch up with, so it does not…

10 Jan

9 Jan

Aditya Tripathi 5 min read

For more than a decade, the industry has tried to improve software security by pushing it closer to developers. We moved scanners into CI, added security checks to pull requests, and asked teams to respond faster to an ever-growing stream of vulnerabilities. And yet, the underlying problems have not gone away. The issue is not...

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Cynthia Countouris 5 min read

Every “that was easy” shopping moment is made possible by teams working to hit shipping deadlines, scrambling to fix missing product details and striving to provide curated shopping experiences. Behind the scenes, workers are dealing with the reality of aging systems, siloed data and rising customer expectations — a combination that makes consistency and speed […]

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Pankaj Dusane 3 min read

Quality Assurance (QA) is a critical aspect of software development, ensuring that the final product meets the desired standards and functions as intended. While QA practices are integral to all development methodologies, the approach to QA can vary significantly depending on whether a project follows the Agile or Waterfall methodology. In this blog post, we’ll compare these two methodologies, focusing…

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8 Jan

Scott Martin 5 min read

In the rolling hills of Berkeley, California, an AI agent is supporting high-stakes physics experiments at the Advanced Light Source (ALS) particle accelerator. Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ALS facility recently deployed the Accelerator Assistant, a large language model (LLM)-driven system to keep X-ray research on track. The Accelerator Assistant — powered by […]

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Zoe Kessler 3 min read

The next universal technology since the smartphone is on the horizon — and it may be a little less pocket friendly. The Moonshot research program, funded by the Japan Science and Technology Agency and accelerated by NVIDIA AI and robotics technologies, is working to create a world by 2050 where AI-powered, autonomously learning robots are […]

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GeForce NOW Community 5 min read

NVIDIA is wrapping up a big week at the CES trade show with a set of GeForce NOW announcements that are bringing more ways to play and more games to the cloud. From new native apps for Linux and Amazon Fire TV streaming sticks to hands-on throttle-and-stick (HOTAS) support for simulation fans and a new […]

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OpenAI for Healthcare enables secure, enterprise-grade AI that supports HIPAA compliance—reducing administrative burden and supporting clinical workflows.

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Gediminas G 33 min read

Stay in the loop with our latest product updates. Explore new features and tools that make managing your website faster and easier. Check back every month for updates. Our 2024… The post The latest from Hostinger: 2025 product updates appeared first on Hostinger Blog.

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Kristopher Sandoval 7 min read

In the software field, one of the most commonly referred to and leveraged resources is the Top Ten list from OWASP. This is for good reason — OWASP stands as a platform- and vendor-agnostic voice that can highlight application security risks in a potentially more meaningful way than the litany of whitepapers and reports issued ...

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16 min read

If you are testing a website, the DEV dependencies do not change very often. You might bump Cypress version once in a while, add or upgrade a Cypress plugin, but in general the Node dependencies are changed less frequently than the spec files. Thus running npm ci on every test job is bound to be repetitive work that slows down…

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Hello! This past fall, I decided to take some time to work on Git’s documentation. I’ve been thinking about working on open source docs for a long time – usually if I think the documentation for something could be improved, I’ll write a blog post or a zine or something. But this time I wondered: could I instead make a…

7 Jan

Rishit Bhatia, Luce Carter 4 min read

The MongoDB EF Core provider now supports Queryable Encryption and Vector Search. Learn how to encrypt sensitive data while querying it and build AI-powered semantic search applications directly with EF Core. The post Secure and Intelligent: Queryable Encryption and Vector Search in MongoDB EF Core Provider appeared first on .NET Blog.

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Cynthia Countouris 4 min read

AI has transformed retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) operations, enhancing customer analysis and segmentation to enable greater personalization for marketing and advertising, and boosting the speed and accuracy of demand forecasting for supply chains and logistics. Companies are also raising the bar for customer engagement through intelligent digital shopping assistants and catalog enrichment by […]

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J Simpson 6 min read

In OpenAPI, the industry standard API specification, small steps can have major implications. While OpenAPI 3.2.0 may not reinvent the wheel, as it still follows the same architecture and uses the JSON Schema Specification Draft 2020-12 implemented in OpenAPI 3.1.0, OpenAPI Specification v3.2.0 still has enough changes to warrant excitement while remaining compatible with older ...

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This year I am reclaiming my attention span away from my iPhone. Lately, I have noticed that while reading or working, I reach for my phone to check email / BlueSky every couple of minutes. I tried to force myself to focus on work / book by using a timer; do not touch the phone until the timer is up.…

MapTiler (Jaroslav Polacek) 1 min read

Transforming your static engineering drawings or scanned maps into interactive map layers is now easier than ever. Upload georeferenced PDFs directly to the Cloud.

6 Jan

Shawn DeVries 3 min read

What a difference a year makes. When Netflix secured WWE Raw, a three-hour weekly live broadcast with more than three decades of history, it marked a turning point. Raw is chaos in motion: fan-fueled, unpredictable, impossible to rehearse. And now Netflix has to make it flawless. More than a licensing play. It’s an engineering gauntlet. Pulling it off means delivering…

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Srini Sekaran 2 min read

AI agents introduce a challenge that traditional software doesn’t have: non-determinism. The same prompt can produce different outputs across runs, making reliable testing difficult. Add API costs and latency to the mix, and developer productivity takes a hit. Session recording in cagent addresses this directly. Record an AI interaction once, replay it indefinitely—with identical results,...

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Manisha Sudhir 6 min read

Expedia Group Technology — Data Science Empowering developers with seamless vector embedding solutions Photo by Daniela Cuevas on Unsplash Introduction Rapid advances in Machine Learning (ML), especially Generative AI, have increased the need for specialized capabilities like vector embedding similarity search. Vector embeddings are the numerical representations created by machine learning models which allow disparate inputs to be compared against…

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GeForce NOW Community 4 min read

Announced at the CES trade show running this week in Las Vegas, NVIDIA is bringing more devices, more games and more ways to play to its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service. Powered by GeForce RTX 5080-class performance on the NVIDIA Blackwell RTX platform, GeForce NOW Ultimate continues to raise the bar for PC gamers streaming […]

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Gerardo Delgado 6 min read

2025 marked a breakout year for AI development on PC. PC-class small language models (SLMs) improved accuracy by nearly 2x over 2024, dramatically closing the gap with frontier cloud-based large language models (LLMs). AI PC developer tools including Ollama, ComfyUI, llama.cpp and Unsloth have matured, their popularity has doubled year over year and the number […]

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Jason Paul 6 min read

At the CES trade show, NVIDIA today announced DLSS 4.5, which introduces Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, a new 6X Multi Frame Generation mode and a second-generation transformer model for DLSS Super Resolution, so gamers can experience the latest and greatest titles with enhanced performance and visuals. Over 250 games and apps now support NVIDIA DLSS […]

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I recently ported the Hardcaml_step_testbench library, one of the libraries that we use at Jane Street for Hardcaml simulations, from using monads to using algebraic effects, a new OCaml 5 feature. This blog post walks through what algebraic effects are, why you should consider using them in lieu of monads, and how to actually work with them using the Handled_effect…

5 Jan

Brian Caulfield 6 min read

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas to open CES 2026, declaring that AI is scaling into every domain and every device. “Computing has been fundamentally reshaped as a result of accelerated computing, as a result of artificial intelligence,” Huang said. “What that means is some $10 trillion […]

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Itay Ozery 3 min read

AI is powering breakthroughs across industries, helping enterprises operate with greater intelligence and speed. As AI factories scale, the next generation of enterprise AI depends on infrastructure that can efficiently manage data, secure every stage of the pipeline and accelerate the core services that move, protect and process information alongside AI workloads. NVIDIA has expanded […]

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Charlie Boyle 5 min read

NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD is paving the way for large-scale system deployments built on the NVIDIA Rubin platform — the next leap forward in AI computing. At the CES trade show in Las Vegas, NVIDIA today introduced the Rubin platform, comprising six new chips designed to deliver one incredible AI supercomputer, and engineered to accelerate agentic […]

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Chris Marriott 6 min read

Open-source AI is accelerating innovation across industries, and NVIDIA DGX Spark and DGX Station are built to help developers turn innovation into impact. NVIDIA today unveiled at the CES trade show how the DGX Spark and DGX Station deskside AI supercomputers let developers harness the latest open and frontier AI models on a local deskside […]

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Mo Poorsartep 3 min read

At the CES trade show running this week in Las Vegas, NVIDIA announced that the global DRIVE Hyperion ecosystem is expanding to include tier 1 suppliers, automotive integrators and sensor partners, including Aeva, AUMOVIO, Astemo, Arbe, Bosch, Hesai, Magna, Omnivision, Quanta, Sony and ZF Group. This builds on collaborations unveiled at NVIDIA GTC Washington, D.C., […]

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Jessica Soares 3 min read

NVIDIA is enabling a new era of AI-defined driving, bringing its NVIDIA DRIVE AV software with enhanced level 2 point-to-point driver assistance capabilities to U.S. roads, expected by end of this year — starting with Mercedes-Benz, a long-standing partner in advancing safe, intelligent mobility. The all-new Mercedes-Benz CLA — the brand’s first vehicle featuring the […]

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Kari Briski 5 min read

Expanding the open model universe, NVIDIA today released new open models, data and tools to advance AI across every industry. These models — spanning the NVIDIA Nemotron family for agentic AI, the NVIDIA Cosmos platform for physical AI, the new NVIDIA Alpamayo family for autonomous vehicle development, NVIDIA Isaac GR00T for robotics and NVIDIA Clara […]

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4 Jan

3 Jan

1 min read

There's a human-shaped hole in the secret memory of the world. Somebody who walks without footprints and...

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I keep track of an "ideal architecture", one that I would use if tasked to design a new system from scratch. For several years now this was AWS serverless. The AWS part is personal: this is the stack I'm most familiar with. And serverless because it works the same for small and for large. It is a magical feeling to…

2 Jan

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Applications are now open for OpenAI Grove Cohort 2, a 5-week founder program designed for individuals at any stage, from pre-idea to product. Participants receive $50K in API credits, early access to AI tools, and hands-on mentorship from the OpenAI team.

1 Jan

jgamblin 6 min read

2025 set a new baseline with 48,185 published CVEs. While the sheer volume is climbing, the median CVSS score remained surprisingly stable. We are seeing a distinct shift toward web application flaws (specifically in the CMS ecosystem) and a wider distribution of vendors, proving that vulnerabilities are spreading deeper into the supply chain. This massive growth is exactly why I…

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GeForce NOW Community 4 min read

New year, new games, all with RTX 5080-powered cloud energy. GeForce NOW is kicking off 2026 by looking back at an unforgettable year of wins and wildly high frame rates. From streams of the biggest blockbusters to new ways to play anywhere, members showed all year what happens when great games meet serious GeForce performance […]

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31 Dec 2025

Jon Galloway 5 min read

Let's take a look back at the amazing .NET videos, events, and live streams from 2025! The post Top .NET Videos & Live Streams of 2025 appeared first on .NET Blog.

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Rob 3 min read

As we reach the end of 2025, I take this opportunity to look back over the photos that I have taken and thing about the year. This year I published 1,064 photos to Flickr with, of course, at least one photo every day as part of my Project 365. The lovely thing is that my photos remind me what happened…

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jonskeet 6 min read

As I’ve written before, I’m leaning heavily into immutability in the election site code. Until September 2025 (it’s taken a long time to get round to writing this blog post) that meant a combination of records, ImmutableList<T> and ImmutableDictionary<TKey, TValue>. In an ECMA C# standards meeting, however, Joseph Musser passed on some really valuable feedback … Continue reading Changing Immutable…

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30 Dec 2025

Jon Galloway 3 min read

Let's look back at the most-read .NET blog posts published in 2025, from .NET 10 to AI, performance, and developer tooling. The post Top .NET Blog Posts of 2025 appeared first on .NET Blog.

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