- Learn Excel From Beginner to Advanced for Just $30
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Discover how to maintain boundaries and work effectively with freelance clients. - What If Vibe Coding Creates More Programming Jobs?
Montag 11:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Vibe coding tools „are transforming the job experience for many tech workers,“ writes the Los Angeles Times. But Gartner analyst Philip Walsh said the research firm’s position is that AI won’t replace software engineers and will actually create a need for more. „There’s so much software that isn’t created today because we can’t prioritize it,“ Walsh said. „So it’s going to drive demand for more software creation, and that’s going to drive demand for highly skilled software engineers who can do it…“ The idea that non-technical people in an organization can „vibe-code“ business-ready software … - Steve Jobs Remembered on 14th Anniversary of His Death
Montag 7:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Steve Jobs died 14 years ago. But the blog Cult of Mac remembers that „Jobs himself was not sentimental.“ When he left Apple in the mid-1980s, he didn’t even clear out his office. That meant personal mementos like his first Apple stock certificate, which had hung on his office wall, got tossed in the trash. Shortly after returning to Apple in the late 1990s, he gave the company’s historical archive to Stanford University Libraries. The stash included records that Apple management kept since the mid-1980s. The reason Apple handed over this historical treasure trove? Jobs didn’t want the company … - What Happens When AI Directs Tourists to Places That Don't Exist?
Montag 4:39 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The director of a tour operation remembers two tourists arriving in a rural town in Peru determined to hike alone in the mountains to a sacred canyon recommended by their AI chatbot. But the canyon didn’t exists — and a high-altitude hike could be dangerous (especially where cellphone coverage is also spotty). They’re part of a BBC report on travellers arriving at their destination „only to find they’ve been fed incorrect information or steered to a place that only exists in the hard-wired imagination of a robot…“ „According to a 2024 survey, 37% of those surveyed who used AI to help plan th … - Removing 50 Objects from Orbit Would Cut Danger From Space Junk in Half
Montag 2:12 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
If we could remove the 50 most concerning pieces of space debris in low-Earth orbit, there’d be a 50% reduction in the overall debris-generating potential, reports Ars Technica. That’s according to Darren McKnight, lead author of a paper presented Friday at the International Astronautical Congress in Sydney, which calculated the objects most likely to collide with other fragments and create more debris. (Russia and the Soviet Union lead with 34 objects, followed by China with 10, the U.S. with three, Europe with two, and Japan with one.) Even just the top 10 were removed, the debris-generating … - Are Software Registries Inherently Insecure?
Montag 1:12 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„Recent attacks show that hackers keep using the same tricks to sneak bad code into popular software registries,“ writes long-time Slashdot reader selinux geek, suggesting that „the real problem is how these registries are built, making these attacks likely to keep happening.“ After all, npm wasn’t the only software library hit by a supply chain attack, argues the Linux Security blog. „PyPI and Docker Hub both faced their own compromises in 2025, and the overlaps are impossible to ignore.“ Phishing has always been the low-hanging fruit. In 2025, it wasn’t just effective once — it was the entry … - Fake AI-Generated Actress Gets Agent – and a Very Angry Reaction from (Human) Actors Union
Montag 0:12 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
A computer-generated actress appearing in Instagram shorts now has a talent agent, reports the Los Angeles Times. The massive screen actors union SAG-AFTRA „weighed in with a withering response.“ SAG-AFTRA believes creativity is, and should remain, human-centered. The union is opposed to the replacement of human performers by synthetics. To be clear, „Tilly Norwood“ is not an actor, it’s a character generated by a computer program that was trained on the work of countless professional performers — without permission or compensation. It has no life experience to draw from, no emotion and, from … - Mouse Sensors Can Pick Up Speech From Surface Vibrations, Researchers Show
Sonntag 22:55 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„A group of researchers from the University of California, Irvine, have developed a way to use the sensors in high-quality optical mice to capture subtle vibrations and convert them into audible data,“ reports Tom’s Hardware: [T]he high polling rate and sensitivity of high-performance optical mice pick up acoustic vibrations from the surface where they sit. By running the raw data through signal processing and machine learning techniques, the team could hear what the user was saying through their desk. Mouse sensors with a 20,000 DPI or higher are vulnerable to this attack. And with the best g … - California's Uber and Lyft Drivers Get Union Rights
Sonntag 21:55 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„More than 800,000 drivers for ride-hailing companies in California will soon be able to join a union,“ reports the Associated Press, „and bargain collectively for better wages and benefits under a measure signed Friday by Gov. Gavin Newsom.“ Supporters said the new law will open a path for the largest expansion of private sector collective bargaining rights in the state’s history. The legislation is a significant compromise in the yearslong battle between labor unions and tech companies. California is the second state where Uber and Lyft drivers can unionize as independent contractors. Massac … - First Evidence That Plastic Nanoparticles Can Accumulate in Edible Parts of Vegetables
Sonntag 20:55 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
ScienceAlert writes that some of the tiny nanoplastic fragments present in soil „can make their way into the edible parts of vegetables, research has found.“ A team of scientists from the University of Plymouth in the UK placed radishes into a hydroponic (water-based) system containing polystyrene nanoparticles. After five days, almost 5% of the nanoplastics had made their way into the radish roots. A quarter of those were in the edible, fleshy roots, while a tenth had traveled up to the higher leafy shoots, despite anatomical features within the plants that typically screen harmful material f … - Cory Doctorow Explains Why Amazon is 'Way Past Its Prime'
Sonntag 19:55 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„It’s not just you. The internet is getting worse, fast,“ writes Cory Doctorow. Sunday he shared an excerpt from his upcoming book Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It. He succinctly explains „this moment we’re living through, this Great Enshittening“ using Amazon as an example. Platforms amass users, but then abuse them to make things better for their business customers. And then they abuse those business customers too, abusing everybody while claiming all the value for themselves. „And become a giant pile of shit.“ So first Amazon subsidized prices and … - Sam Altman Promises Copyright Holders More Control Over Sora's Character Generation – and Revenue Sharing
Sonntag 17:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Friday OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced two changes coming „soon“ to Sora: First, we will give rightsholders more granular control over generation of characters, similar to the opt-in model for likeness but with additional controls… Second, we are going to have to somehow make money for video generation. People are generating much more than we expected per user, and a lot of videos are being generated for very small audiences. We are going to try sharing some of this revenue with rightsholders who want their characters generated by users. The exact model will take some trial and error to figu … - Opera Wants You To Pay $19.90 a Month for Its New AI Browser
Sonntag 16:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
There’s an 85-second ad (starring a humanoid robot) that argues „Technology promised to save us time. Instead it stole our focus. Opera Neon gives you both back.“ Or, as BleepingComputer describes it, Opera Neon „is a new browser that puts AI in control of your tabs and browsing activities, but it’ll cost $19.90 per month.“ It’ll do tasks for you, open websites for you, manage tabs for you, and listen to you. The idea behind these agentic browsers is to put AI in control. „Neon acts at your command, opening tabs, conducting research, finding the best prices, assessing security, whatever you ne … - Lock in Microsoft Office Pro 2021 for $40 — Zero Monthly Fees
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Sonntag 14:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The Washington Post notes AI’s „increasingly outsize role“ in propping up America’s economic fortunes. „Last week, the United States reported that the economy expanded at a rate of 1.6 percent in the first half of the year, with most of that growth driven by AI spending. Without AI investment, growth would have been at about a third of that rate, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.“ The huge economic influence of AI spending illustrates how Silicon Valley is placing a bet of unprecedented scale that the technology will revolutionize every aspect of life and work. Its sway s … - AI Is Changing How We Start Businesses — Here's What You Need to Know
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You no longer need coding skills or funding to launch a product or business; AI is making it easier than ever. - Every Entrepreneur Needs This Helpful PDF Tool
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You can edit, convert, and do more with PDFs with just a few clicks. - AI's 'Cheerful Apocalyptics': Unconcerned If AI Defeats Humanity
Sonntag 11:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The book Life 3.0 remembers a 2017 conversation where Alphabet CEO Larry Page „made a ‚passionate‘ argument for the idea that ‚digital life is the natural and desirable next step‘ in ‚cosmic evolution‘,“ remembers an essay in the Wall Street Journal. „Restraining the rise of digital minds would be wrong, Page contended. Leave them off the leash and let the best minds win…“ „As it turns out, Larry Page isn’t the only top industry figure untroubled by the possibility that AIs might eventually push humanity aside. It is a niche position in the AI world but includes influential believers. Call t … - What's the Best Way to Stop AI From Designing Hazardous Proteins?
Sonntag 7:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Currently DNA synthesis companies „deploy biosecurity software designed to guard against nefarious activity,“ reports the Washington Post, „by flagging proteins of concern — for example, known toxins or components of pathogens.“ But Microsoft researchers discovered „up to 100 percent“ of AI-generated ricin-like proteins evaded detection — and worked with a group of leading industry scientists and biosecurity experts to design a patch. Microsoft’s chief science officer called it „a Windows update model for the planet. „We will continue to stay on it and send out patches as needed, and also defi … - Get Lifetime Access to All Babbel Languages Through This Special Offer
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The future of stablecoins lies in small, everyday payments, not trillion-dollar bank deals. - Cut Busywork and Boost Your Productivity Skills With This Automation and AI Resource
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AI won’t build your brand for you — but with the right tools and focus, it can help you scale faster, work smarter and free up time for what really matters. - The Step-by-Step Strategy Top Brands Use to Secure Domains Without Tipping Off Competitors
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The smartest domain acquisitions happen in silence — and using an anonymous broker can protect your brand, reduce costs and give you a powerful strategic edge. - Elon Musk's xAI Is Paying Up to $208,000 Per Year For an AI Video Game Tutor. Here's What It Requires.
Freitag 19:27 – Sherin Shibu at Entrepreneur
xAI wants to hire someone who „has dedicated a lot of time to playing video games,“ according to the job description. - How Entrepreneurs Can Spot Opportunities in Unlikely Places
Freitag 18:30 – Sandro Gonzalez at Entrepreneur
Innovation comes from combining diverse experiences. Here are some key lessons my unconventional journey from mechanic to solar entrepreneur can teach you. - Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Just Made a Major Change to Its Leadership
Freitag 18:04 – Erin Davis at Entrepreneur
Buffett has been CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway since 1970. - Trying to Break Your Organizational Silos? You're Probably Focusing on the Wrong Thing.
Freitag 18:00 – Kelsey Raymond at Entrepreneur
Silos aren’t just structural — they’re signals your culture might be holding your strategy back. Here’s how to fix it. - I Turned a Side Hustle Into $20,000 a Month — Working Part-Time Without a College Degree
Freitag 17:10 – Amanda Breen at Entrepreneur
Kelly Rocklein was earning six figures on top of her $160,000 corporate salary in 2022. - Enabling Risk Management With AI/ML Powered by Cloud Native Data Architecture
Freitag 13:00 – Pradyumna Shukla at DZone.com Feed
Financial crimes are a persistent threat to financial institutions. Financial institutions have to build risk management systems that can detect and prevent malicious activities. The evolution of cloud computing has enabled leveraging computing power for machine learning in risk management functions like anti-money laundering. Risk management in financial institutions will primarily focus on identifying, assessing, maintaining, and monitoring various risks. This is very important to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and stability of the institution to maintain investor confidence. … - Multi-Cloud Infrastructure Challenges and Solutions
Freitag 12:00 – Durojaye Olusegun at DZone.com Feed
The cloud landscape has changed so much, with companies moving to multi-cloud. According to Flexera’s 2024 State of the Cloud Report, 87% of companies are using multiple cloud providers for resilience, cost optimization, and vendor independence.
But managing infrastructure across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and other providers brings configuration drift, security vulnerabilities, and cost overruns that can overwhelm IT teams. - From Big Data to Agents: My Decade Building Systems
Freitag 11:00 – Nacho Corcuera at DZone.com Feed
When a Simple Scraper Changed Everything
My first “real” task wasn’t glamorous: scrape some data. We all start at the bottom, and scraping is a rite of passage for data engineers — turning unstructured sources into structured signals. That first job taught me a lesson I’ve carried since 2014/15: access to the right data beats cleverness — and the right pattern beats the shiniest tool.
Looking back at that moment — and the path since — this article traces how I entered the data world and what changed up to today’s AI revolution. - Securing the Model Context Protocol (MCP): New AI Security Risks in Agentic Workflows
Donnerstag 19:00 – Pranjal Sharma at DZone.com Feed
The Model Context Protocol (MCP), introduced in late 2024, is a significant move forward towards transforming the agentic AI revolution by providing a mechanism for them to connect with enterprise tools, APIs, and databases. The protocol presents a standardized way for large language models (LLMs) and business workflows to communicate with business systems, databases, APIs, and even development environments. Just as Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) standardized access to databases, MCP offers a standard way for AI agents to interact with data and applications across an enterprise. However, a … - Testing Updates in Insert-Only Ledger Tables and Understanding Updates in Updatable Ledger Tables
Donnerstag 18:00 – arvind toorpu at DZone.com Feed
In SQL Server, ledger tables offer powerful tamper-evident functionality, which is essential for systems that require high levels of trust and auditability. Two distinct types serve different needs: insert-only ledger tables and updatable ledger tables. Insert-only tables enforce strict immutability, allowing data to be added but never altered or deleted, making them ideal for transaction logs or event sourcing. Conversely, updatable ledger tables permit modifications and deletions while meticulously maintaining a cryptographically verifiable history of all changes, much like a blockchain. Thi … - AI Infrastructure Guide: Tools, Frameworks, and Architecture Flows
Donnerstag 17:00 – Vidyasagar (Sarath Chandra) Machupalli FBCS at DZone.com Feed
Building robust AI infrastructure requires understanding both the theoretical foundations and practical implementation details across multiple layers of technology. This comprehensive guide provides the definitive resource for architecting, deploying, and managing AI systems at any scale — from experimental prototypes to enterprise-grade production deployments serving millions of users. Modern AI applications demand sophisticated infrastructure that can handle the computational intensity of large language models, the complexity of multi-agent systems, and the real-time requirements of interact … - Building ML Platforms for Real-Time Integrity
Donnerstag 16:00 – Ilia Volkov at DZone.com Feed
Large-scale social networks face a universal challenge: maintaining safe and reliable environments as user traffic grows exponentially. Manual processes often break under load, while ad-hoc machine learning models frequently fail to generalize. This article explores how a large-scale platform could address the challenge by developing a comprehensive machine learning infrastructure.
Single filters or stand-alone models rarely survive long at scale. - Building a Scalable and Reliable Marketing Data Stack on GCP
Donnerstag 15:00 – Shafeeq Ur Rahaman at DZone.com Feed
Creative campaigns are no longer modern marketing; data is. And not any data: clean, contextual, and timely data that fuels specific, personalised experiences that enable quantifiable outcomes. If you have dozens (or hundreds) of campaigns running across platforms such as Google Ads, Meta, and programmatic DSPs, the infrastructure that enables this orchestration is just as important as the insights themselves. Today, scaling a marketing data stack is not about selecting a BI tool or lifting a few datasets to the cloud. It’s about architecting a resilient foundation on GCP that can ingest campa … - Infrastructure as Code (IaC) in a Multi-Cloud Environment: Consistency and Security Issues
Donnerstag 14:00 – Olha Krasnozhon at DZone.com Feed
Relevance of the Study Modern organizations are increasingly turning to cloud technologies to improve the flexibility, scalability, and efficiency of their IT infrastructure. One important tool in this process is Infrastructure as Code (IaC), which allows organizations to describe their infrastructure using code, automate the deployment process, reduce the risk of human error, and ensure consistency across different stages of the application lifecycle. In addition, there is a trend towards multi-cloud architectures, where companies use multiple cloud providers to spread the load, improve fault … - Unpack IPTables: Its Inner Workings With Commands and Demos
Donnerstag 13:00 – Ramesh Sinha at DZone.com Feed
We all know that the internet works by sending and receiving small chunks of data called packets. Back in the early days, when the internet was still in its infancy, packets were allowed to transfer freely across a connected world, however small that world was. Anyone could send packets to your system, and you could send packets to other connected systems. All services running on systems were exposed by default. As the internet started to grow, problems started to emerge, problems related to security. There are worms, viruses, unauthorized access, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, IP spoofing, …