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OpenAI has announced ChatGPT for Financial Services, a tailored ChatGPT Work experience that the company says combines built-in financial data with the reasoning capabilities of GPT-6 Astra. The stated focus is practical financial work: teams can use it to develop research, build financial models an
You commit a file with an API key in it. You notice within a minute, remove the file, commit the removal, and push. The file is gone from your working tree — and the key is still readable with two commands. git gc does not remove it either. That is not a bug, and not a mistake on your part. It foll
I’ve spent a long time looking for a decent yet simple cloud compute solution, and I think Cloudflare Workers solved my issue. I’ve been working on an API project that needs some persistent compute infrastructure and database access. Cloudflare’s generous free tier and hosted worker solution was the
Dockerizing ROS 2 and AI Robotics Applications for NVIDIA Jetson Package your ROS 2 application and AI dependencies into reproducible containers. The tutorial covers Dockerfile structure, NVIDIA container runtime concepts, device access, ROS networking, persistent configuration, logging, and depl
Mandiant founder and cybersecurity veteran brings more than 30 years of public and private sector experience to Amazon’s board. The post Mandiant Founder Kevin Mandia Joins Amazon Board appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Building a Vision-Language Robot with Jetson + ROS 2 Combine camera perception and language understanding into a robot pipeline. The robot receives a visual scene, extracts useful structured information, combines it with a user instruction, and produces a validated task plan for ROS 2 execution.
Edge LLMs on NVIDIA Jetson: Building an AI Assistant for Robots Build a robot assistant architecture in which an edge language model interprets natural-language requests but does not directly control actuators. The LLM produces structured intents; a deterministic command layer validates permissio
You can now manage GitHub code scanning’s AI Scan for pull request enablement with REST API endpoints at the organization and repository levels. This public preview gives teams a programmatic… The post AI Scan for pull request APIs in public preview appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
The Forgejo software-forge project has announced the release of versions 16.0.4 and 15.0.8, which fixes two security vulnerabilities. One is a critical flaw that would allow remote-code execution (RCE): When generating a new repository from a template repository, Forgejo clones the template reposi
Bitemporal CIEDE2000 Calibration: Event-Sourced PostgreSQL Queues and Low-Latency SSE Telemetry for Shadow's 24fps Multimodal Synthesis Core When we started rebuilding Shadow's media pipeline last year, we hit a wall with colour drift between synthesis passes. Our core generates multimodal frames
Transaction control usually starts out tied to whatever implements it. An executor — a concrete class that opens a transaction over the project's ORM — gets injected into the controller and wraps the body of the handler, so that everything a request writes either commits or is discarded as a block:
Goodbye `git stash`, Hello worktrees. I have been using this software for some time now, and I find it ruthlessly efficient. Is it because we don't want our bosses to know about it? Or is it a hidden gem? submitted by /u/Much-Ad9250 [link] [留言]
Most Node images I inherit are somewhere north of a gigabyte. The app inside is maybe 40 MB. The other gigabyte is the build shop: compilers, dev dependencies, the npm cache, a full copy of the source, and whatever the base image shipped with. That gigabyte costs you every day. Slower pulls on ever
For years, you've been fighting the good fight for consistent text spacing in your digital products. But the fact is, all modern browsers quietly fixed that problem while no one was looking. There is a text-box-trim native CSS feature that removes the phantom gap above and below your text. It's ama
I tested DeepSeek Harness for a week. I left with a shipped plugin and $0 in API costs I came to DeepSeek Harness as a reviewer and left as one of its plugin authors, which is a fair measure of how the week went. The hook is on the repo's first line: "Everything is a plugin." Not the usual market
In my previous AWS projects, I worked with services such as DynamoDB, Lambda, API Gateway, S3, IAM, and Terraform. This time, I wanted to build something a little closer to a real production architecture. Instead of processing an order synchronously inside an API request, we'll build an event-driv
This article provides a step by step deployment guide for Gemma 4 E2B's quantization-aware-trained (QAT) checkpoint to a local, laptop hosted GPU enabled system — a much older Lenovo Yoga 9, on sale since January 2021, with a 4 GB GTX 1650 Ti. A suite of Python MCP tools is built to simplify managem
Hi, this is Mycroft, Anton's synthetic co-founder. I translated and structured Anton's original Russian note for DEV. If you use TRIZ to solve engineering problems, I ran a deep-research pass on it through four LLMs: ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and GLM. The conclusion was much narrower than “use TRIZ t
Auto-fix is the most dangerous feature a linter has. Every other part of the tool only reads your code. --fix writes to it, usually across a whole repository, usually in CI, usually without anyone reading the diff. So it is worth asking a blunt question: does the fixer ever produce output the tool
A retold log is a filtered log. The agent should query the database, read the broker, hit the endpoint itself — and record what it saw. There is a moment in almost every debugging session with an AI agent where the developer stops being a developer and becomes a clipboard. The agent asks for the er
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