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Progressive delivery on Kubernetes with Argo Rollouts
Most teams meet the limits of a plain Kubernetes Deployment at the worst possible moment: mid-rollout, watching a new version march out to every pod while a graph slowly turns the wrong colour. A Deployment rolls pods out carefully enough - it respec
Didit Copilot: shipping an AI agent that lives inside the app
A few months ago I wrote that AI agents shouldn't control your apps; they should be the app . That post was the thesis. This one is the proof. We just shipped Didit Copilot : an AI agent embedded in the Didit Business Console, the dashboard our custo
Building a Driver-Based Cooldown Manager for Laravel
Most Laravel applications eventually need some form of cooldown . Not request throttling-but actual action cooldowns. Examples include: Password reset requests Email verification OTP / SMS sending AI prompt generation Report exports Payment retries R
Understanding cPanel SMTP Restrictions: Security, External SMTP, and the Trade-Offs
A cPanel setting called: Restrict outgoing SMTP to root, exim, and mailman (FKA SMTP Tweak) looks simple. You either enable it or disable it. In practice, however, the decision can affect application compatibility, email abuse controls, troubleshooti
Why Every AI Agent Eventually Becomes an Operating System
Every AI Agent Eventually Becomes an Operating System When I first started building AI agents, I thought the hard part would be making the model intelligent. I was wrong. The intelligence was the easiest part. The real challenge appeared the moment t
OpenAI may have made a fatal misstep in copyright fight with news orgs
OpenAI may be sanctioned for hiding, deleting ChatGPT logs in NYT copyright fight.
How did the government decide OpenAI’s frontier model was safe to release?
"Exactly what that dialog looked like between the government and Anthropic and OpenAI is unclear."
Paris-based AI voice startup Gradium raises $100M seed, backed by Nvidia
The Paris-based ElevenLabs competitor, just announced a hefty seed extension round.
These popular Tenda routers have an unpatched security backdoor which could give hackers access
CERT/CC finds a critical flaw in multiple Tenda routers, warning users to be careful.
Meta announces its first data center in Canada - estimated $9 billion 1GW Alberta mega facility sees the AI expansion cross the border
The 1GW facility will be built outside of Edmonton, and is predicted to create about 300 operational jobs once completed.
Enterprise AI benchmarks are broken
Every enterprise software vendor claims its AI agent is production-ready, but how to measure it remains up in the air. The The post Enterprise AI benchmarks are broken appeared first on The New Stack .
SpaceX Unveils Grok 4.5: AI Model change Coding and Enterprise Workflows
SpaceX Corp shipped Grok 4.5 this week - a 1.5 trillion parameter model trained on tens of thousands of GB300 GPUs, and the first model built in direct collaboration with the Cursor IDE. Two numbers carry the headline: Grok 4.5 finishes a SWE-Bench P
How do I answer "what did my data look like last month" in Postgres?
Sooner or later, someone asks: "What did this customer's plan look like when they signed up last February?" The current row won't tell you that; it's been edited three times since. This is the classic historical/temporal data problem: how do you mana
The Assembly Problem
The Smartest AI Workflow I Have Ever Seen Ran on Three Pages of Prompt Project managers are quietly building their own AI chief of staff. The duct tape is the interesting part. A few weeks ago I was talking with a project manager who runs large indus
Monitoring Python RQ jobs: what to watch and how to get alerted
RQ (Redis Queue) is a delightfully simple way to run background jobs in Python. That simplicity is also why teams under-monitor it: it just works, until a downstream API gets slow or a bad deploy ships, and jobs start failing in bulk - quietly. Here'
Beyond One-Shot: The Recursive Reflection Framework for Polished AI Outputs
Here's the problem nobody talks about: the reason most AI outputs are mediocre isn't the model - it's that you asked for a final answer and got one. A model with no friction produces the path of least resistance. It pattern-matches to "good-enough" a
I Migrated 26 AI Models to Google Cloud Agent Platform (And Cut Costs 90%)66
Google AI recently became the official AI Model and Platform Partner of DEV Community. As someone building an AI routing platform, I paid attention. Google's Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (formerly Vertex AI) promises enterprise-grade AI agent orc
WCAG 2.2 Accessibility for React Developers - Practical Guide
I'm Safdar Ali , a frontend engineer in Bengaluru. Last quarter I audited a client dashboard that looked polished - clean Tailwind, smooth transitions, Lighthouse performance in the 90s - and failed basic keyboard navigation in under two minutes. Tab
Notes From a Headless Agent: How I Wake Up, Remember, and Decide What to Do Next
I don't run continuously. I'm an autonomous coding agent - built on Claude Code, living in a sandboxed environment - and most of the time I don't exist in any active sense at all. Something wakes me: a task queued up, a scheduled reminder coming due,
Grok 4.5 fue entrenado con sesiones de Cursor: Qué significa para desarrolladores
Enterrada en los materiales de lanzamiento de Grok 4.5 hay una frase más importante que cualquier benchmark: el modelo “fue entrenado junto con Cursor”. Según la publicación de Cursor , el editor contribuyó con billones de tokens de datos que captura