Nvidia has agreed to buy Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, bringing one of the most popular hosting platforms for open-source AI models, datasets, and tools under the ownership of the world's biggest AI chipmaker. Hugging Face is an online platform founded in 2016 that gives AI developers a space to
There is no backend. The site is a static export on a CDN and every tool runs in the browser — pdf-lib and pdf.js for documents, Canvas and the File API for images, Web Workers for anything slow. It works with the network disconnected, which is the simplest way to check the claim.
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Every week, a new paper or blog post claims to have found the "magic system prompt" that prevents LLM prompt injection. And every week, someone with a creative base64 payload, zero-width spaces, or a nested translation trick shatters it in five minutes.
Relying on system prompts to protect an auton
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Otimização de Consultas e Consistência de Dados: Boas Práticas em Arquiteturas Backend de Alta Performance
Como estruturar camadas de persistência resilientes utilizando Drizzle ORM, TypeScript e PostgreSQL em ambientes corporativos de alta demanda.
No ecossistema de desenvolvimento backend moder
anthropics/skills is a public collection of Agent Skills: portable, task-focused instruction packages that help coding agents handle repeatable workflows such as creating documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, and slides.
The repository’s key idea is refreshingly simple: put domain knowledge inside a SKILL
Most product-training pages are either a CMS quiz plugin or a React app that needs a bundler. I wanted neither. The constraint was: drop two files on a static host, pass a config object, get a playable road-trip quiz.
The result is a small engine called RoadQuest. The interesting part is not the tr
Phantom capacity is the planning problem underneath Texas's decision to freeze new data center grid connections, and the problem has less to do with megawatts than with whether the demand signals feeding the queue can be trusted. On August 3, Governor Greg Abbott ordered the Public Utility Commissio
Real-time order tracking looks simple from the outside: a little map, a moving dot, a status label. "Order confirmed → Preparing → On the way."
Then you build it, ship it, and watch it break at 8 PM on a Friday when 200 riders are online — and you learn that geospatial state is a stream, not a poin
I think this is a pretty common thing, but it's my first time doing it so I'm a bit lost. Basically I need to make a booking or an appointment. For that I need a customer to attach it too, so when the user first wants to create an appointment, they have to select a customer first, but if the custome
Built-In Skills Should Stay Private in APX
Not every skill in an agent runtime should behave like user content.
Some skills are part of the runtime itself.
In APX, those built-in skills should stay private, always available, and outside normal enable or delete flows.
That boundary matters becau