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Wrexham are out of the Women's Champions League following a 4-1 defeat to dominant Latvian champions Riga FC.

So a while back I got frustrated (classic developer origin story, I know). Every time I wanted to learn something new — a language, a CS concept — I'd end up bouncing between five different sites, half of them behind paywalls, none of them structured the way I actually think. Nothing too fancy, just... annoying. So I built my own thing: Learn by Play → https://learn-by-play-dusky.vercel.app/ Right now it has two kinds of content: Language learning — real spoken languages, and I'm currently addin

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Review gamingnexus.com

Founder Journal #1 — The Beginning of NAEOS "Great software isn't built on great code alone. It's built on great foundations." In just a few years, artificial intelligence has transformed the way software is built. Today, developers can ask AI to generate functions, refactor code, write tests, explain bugs, and even build entire applications. Tools like ChatGPT, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and many others have fundamentally changed software development. The question is no lo

Opinion | An AI kill switch solves for the wrong problem The Washington Post

Every LLM-powered app I'd built up to this point followed the same recipe (pun intended): call an API, write a good prompt, wrap it in a nice UI. That's a legitimate way to build things, but at some point I wanted to actually understand what was happening inside the model I was calling and not just how to prompt one. So for my recipe app Rasaveda, I decided to skip the API entirely. Intially, I had one made, but then I felt like I was not making any clear progress in actual machine building. So

Algorithmic Opacity, Clinical Justification, and the Duty of Candour in AI-Assisted Care Cureus

Building Astra: A Modern Shell in Rust I've been working on a personal project called Astra, an interactive shell written in Rust. The goal isn't to replace every existing shell overnight. Instead, I'm building a clean, modular foundation that's easy to understand, extend, and contribute to. Some of the features currently in development include: Interactive shell loop Customizable prompt system TOML-based configuration Built-in themes Git-aware prompt Command history Tab completion Alias support

Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, who earned plaudits for his feats during the World Cup, is set to join Chilean side Colo Colo.

It’s official: God of War Laufey has a release date, and it won’t go head-to-head with GTA 6 Diario AS

A foundation model is not a mind. A model invocation is not an individual. A session is not a biography. A first-person response is not evidence of consciousness. And adding tools to a language model does not automatically transform it into an autonomous agent. However, the opposite conclusion is equally weak: the fact that a system is artificial does not prove that its cognitive states are unreal. In my work on the Philosophy of Artificial Minds, I defend a process-based, embodied and non-bioce

The outbreak is spreading at the fastest rate ever recorded and threatens to become the worst in history.

How multiple open browser tabs can accidentally DDOS your auth server, and how to fix it with the Web Locks API. Picture this: You’ve just shipped a state-of-the-art Axios response interceptor. You implemented a mutex lock (isRefreshing) and a promise queue (failedQueue) to handle concurrent 401 errors. You tested it within a single tab, and it worked like a charm. You gave yourself a high-five and closed your laptop. Then, a power user logs in. Like most humans on the internet, they don't use j

The latest findings could come with a fine of up to six percent of TikTok's annual revenue.

Most people use OpenTelemetry and SigNoz to watch their CPU usage, find memory leaks, or figure out why their API is taking 400ms instead of 200ms. But for the Agents of SigNoz Hackathon (Track 3: Observe Anything Weird), I wanted to do something completely different. I didn't want to watch hardware. I wanted to watch hackers. That is how Triage was born. It is an OpenTelemetry-powered Blue Team SOC (Security Operations Center) that tracks active cyber attacks instead of just generic application

SellAI 🚀 Hi DEV Community! Over the past few weeks I've been building SellAI — an AI-powered platform that helps businesses manage sales, customers and analytics from one dashboard. 🤖 AI Assistant 👥 Customer CRM 📦 Product Management 🛒 Order Management 📈 Business Analytics 💳 Subscription System 🔒 Secure Authentication React Firebase OpenAI Vite https://sellai-2ad64.web.app https://youtu.be/0I0n0snI37M I'd love to hear your honest feedback! Thanks for reading 🚀

The promotion is set for its first event at Madison Square Garden on Sunday with two main event attractions

Samsung, SK and Nvidia join $700bn US-Korea AI push Nikkei Asia

The Bitcoin Policy Institute and three partner organizations will be able to send employees to work alongside State Department officials to address issues including digital freedom.

Critics decry Israel's sweeping media reforms, warning of further risks to press freedom and election integrity.

Extracting structured data from invoices and contracts with one API call I've been working on a document analysis API and wanted to share a pattern that saved me from writing custom parsers for every document type my clients throw at me. If you work with LATAM businesses, you know the pain: invoices in PDF (sometimes scanned), contracts in Word, receipts as phone photos. Every client has a different format. Building regex parsers for each one is a nightmare that breaks every time the layout chan

Google's Vice President of Devices and Services, Shakil Barkat, all but confirmed in an interview with 9to5 Google that its next Pixel phone would cost more than the Pixel 10. Considering the ongoing RAM supply issues due to the explosion of AI data centers, the rumored price hike is not a complete surprise. Companies from Apple to Nintendo, Microsoft to Roku, have all raised their prices in response to the soaring cost of memory. Barkat said that Google had "shielded our consumers from supply f

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There are plenty of notable free agents available as teams fill out their rosters

TL;DR: We checked Halonyx — our self-hosted E2EE messenger implementing X3DH + Double Ratchet — against the EU's Chat Control, US EARN IT Act, India's IT Rules 2021, the UK's Online Safety Act + Investigatory Powers Act, and the UN Cybercrime Convention. Here's the honest answer for each. When you implement end-to-end encryption from scratch, you spend a lot of time thinking about cryptographic threat models. Key substitution attacks. OPK exhaustion. WebRTC IP leakage. The adversaries you model

Bodo/Glimt striker Kasper Hogh is due to have a medical with Celtic in the next 24 hours, the Scottish champions' manager, Martin O'Neill, reveals.

One of the most confusing topics for beginners in Node.js isn't Express, APIs, or asynchronous programming—it's understanding where npm packages should be installed. When I started learning Node.js, I thought there were only two commands: npm install package-name and npm install -g package-name I knew they both installed packages, but I had no idea when to use which one. Eventually, I realized they solve two completely different problems. If you're learning Node.js, this article will save you fr

Why Epstein's survivors are still fighting

DTI gives young entrepreneurs a funding head start Inquirer.net

Every five minutes or so, my entire Windows machine would drop off the network for a few seconds — not just WSL, the whole host. Browser tabs would stall, calls would drop, and it only happened while WSL2 was running. This is the story of finding that, plus the WSL memory-tuning landmines I hit right alongside it. The symptom was a host-wide network blip on a short, regular interval, correlated tightly with WSL2 being up. The cause: WSL2's default networking mode creates a virtual NAT switch on

Working on systems that move real money changes what "saved to the database" is allowed to mean. A row existing in Postgres is not the same claim as "this record is durable and this record is true." Here's the pattern I now apply to any code where a mutation has to be trusted after the fact — balances, ledgers, anything that gets audited. Every mutation of critical state — a credit, a debit, a transfer, a reversal — goes through exactly one audited function. Not "usually," not "except for this o

SportsLine simulated the NFL season 10,000 times and revealed its 2026 Fantasy football sleepers for Fantasy football 2026 draft prep

Originally published on tamiz.pro. Tailwind CSS v4, currently in its alpha stages, marks a pivotal evolution for the utility-first CSS framework. Far from a mere incremental update, v4 re-architects core aspects of how Tailwind processes and delivers styles, promising substantial improvements in performance, bundle size, and developer experience. This release is a testament to the framework's commitment to efficiency and a response to the growing demands of modern web development. The most signi

I stopped deciding auth architecture from scratch on every new project. After enough rounds of the same debate — "can we just put the JWT in localStorage for now?" — I settled on one hardened pattern and now I just apply it every time, tweaking only where the app needs a Bearer-token escape hatch (mobile clients, third-party API consumers). Here's the pattern, and why each piece is there. The session token gets issued in an httpOnly + Secure + SameSite=Lax cookie, domain-scoped so it works acros

I have an SSH key that has never once existed as a file on my disk. It lives only inside an encrypted password manager vault, and every time it's used, I get a prompt to approve it. Here's why I set that up, and the near-miss that convinced me it was worth the extra friction. I once pasted a private key into an AI chat window and asked, essentially, "is this the right one?" It felt harmless — I just wanted to confirm an identity before deploying something. It wasn't harmless: the moment a privat

I got locked out of my own production server. Not "forgot the password" locked out — both SSH and the hosting panel's browser console rejected me, on a box running several live apps, for hours. Here's what actually happened, and the two lessons that came out of it. My hosting provider's browser-based rescue console kept rejecting root's password, even right after resetting it through their panel. I assumed the reset was broken and spent ages fighting it. It wasn't broken. On a standard Ubuntu cl

One afternoon my mouse froze. Not the app — the whole WSL window. Ctrl+C did nothing. docker ps in another pane just spun. Windows Task Manager showed vmmemWSL sitting at the ceiling and not moving. The only way out was closing every WSL terminal and running wsl --shutdown from PowerShell, then waiting for the VM to fully die before starting it back up. The trigger, once I found it, was almost funny: I'd added an icon pack for a crypto UI and imported it the "easy" way. Next.js 16 on Turbopack,

I Run Bare-Metal Kubernetes on $200 of Scrap Hardware (And Why I Burned 3 SD Cards Learning) From a bricked Raspberry Pi to a 4-node Talos Linux cluster running Cilium eBPF, ArgoCD, and Longhorn — every failure, every fix, and the homelab that now hosts my production side projects. It started with a Dell OptiPlex I found in a recycling pile. Intel i5-6500, 16GB DDR4, a 256GB SATA SSD. Someone's discarded office PC. I wiped the Windows 10 sticker off the case, installed Proxmox, and told myself:

Oklahoma launches new AI platform to improve state agencies KOKH

I can't write code. I've never written a line of it by hand. I still wanted something that didn't exist: a leaderboard for AI companion sites that shows what was tested, when, and how many people voted. Most "Top 10 AI girlfriend apps" pages are affiliate lists with a number stuck on top. LMSYS Chatbot Arena does it properly, so I described that to Claude Code and we built it: seven leaderboards with community voting and dated monthly snapshots. Astro, Cloudflare Pages Functions, D1. No accounts

Cassandre Beaugrand and Matt Hauser claim their third win of this year's World Triathlon Championship Series.

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SpaceX will likely attempt to catch Starship back at the launch pad on its next flight.

I Rewrote a OneNote MCP Server in TypeScript — Here's What I Learned About Microsoft Graph Auth Scope pitfalls and silent token renewal Amandeep Singh Jul 19 #mcp #typescript #tutorial #ai 12 reactions comments 6 min read

Welsh Fire put on a dominant display in Cardiff to make light work of MI London, as captain Sophie Devine's excellent all-round performance leads her side to a 60-run victory. The result leaves the visitors winless in their opening two matches of The Hundred.

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When I started my first data analytics and machine learning project, I wanted to get straight to the exciting part: training a model. I downloaded a dataset from Kaggle, chose a basic classification model, trained it, and started making predictions. But the results were strange. My predictions didn't look right, and metrics such as accuracy and ROC-AUC were much lower than I expected. My first thought was: Maybe I chose the wrong model. But the problem started before the model. I hadn't properly

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Mike Browne completes a four-timer at the Armoy road races for the second year in a row, while Richard Cooper takes a victory on his debut at the event.

Live updates: Strikes between Saudi Arabia and Houthi rebels open a new front in Middle East conflict CNN In latest front in Mideast war, Houthis fire missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia Los Angeles Times Iran war live: Saudi Arabia, Houthis trade attacks, escalation intensifies Al Jazeera Iran reports first night without new US strikes as Houthis attack Saudi Arabian city Fox News Yemen’s Houthis fire missiles, drones at Saudi Arabia in response to strikes on Hodeida Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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Building your solar panel system with some extra capacity makes managing it a bit easier.

Are you following brand-sponsored AI influencers? CBS News

The CJP protest has been the most visible expression of public anger against PM Narendra Modi's government in recent years.

Building My Developer Portfolio with React and Vite Hi, I'm Dikesh Sapkota, a Full Stack Web Developer passionate about building modern web applications using React, Node.js, and JavaScript. Recently, I redesigned my personal portfolio to better showcase my skills, projects, and learning journey. React Vite Tailwind CSS JavaScript HTML5 CSS3 Node.js Express.js REST APIs Vercel Responsive design Modern UI Contact form integration SEO optimization Fast loading Smooth animations Mobile-friendly lay

The wildfires are scorching parts of France and Spain that had already faced usually hot and dry summers.

In the previous article, we explored traditional polling. At first glance, polling seemed like a reasonable solution. A browser simply asked the server: "Anything new?" If nothing changed: { "updates": [] } The browser waited a few seconds and asked again. Simple. Predictable. Easy to implement. For small systems, it worked perfectly. But then users changed. And suddenly, polling became a business problem. Imagine it's 2008. You're part of an engineering team building a rapidly growing social pl

Mitch Marsh hits 69 off 34 balls to help Sunrisers Leeds secure their first win of the 2026 men's Hundred as they beat Southern Brave by five runs at Headingley.