- Modern Vulnerability Detection: Using GNNs to Find Subtle Bugs
Montag 13:00 – Rahul Karne at DZone.com Feed
For over 20 years, static application security testing (SAST) has been the foundation of secure coding. However, beneath the surface, many legacy SAST tools still operate using basic techniques such as regular expressions and lexical pattern matching; essentially, sophisticated versions of the Unix command grep. As a result, most SAST tools suffer from what I call “false positive fatigue.” These tools report every occurrence of a strcpy() (or similar) regardless of whether the buffer is mathematically proven to be safe. This article explores an innovative method for detecting vulnerabilities u … - Are Your Messages Falling Flat? These Are the Communication Secrets You Need to Truly Be Heard
Montag 13:00 – Wilson Luna at Entrepreneur
Learn the habits great leaders use to ensure every message lands and drives action. - Is AI Really Taking Jobs? Or Are Employers Just 'AI-Washing' Normal Layoffs?
Montag 12:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The New York Times lists other reasons a company lays off people. („It didn’t meet financial targets. It overhired. Tariffs, or the loss of a big client, rocked it…“) „But lately, many companies are highlighting a new factor: artificial intelligence. Executives, saying they anticipate huge changes from the technology, are making cuts now.“ A.I. was cited in the announcements of more than 50,000 layoffs in 2025, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a research firm… Investors may applaud such pre-emptive moves. But some skeptics (including media outlets) suggest that corporations are d … - Mastering Fluent Bit: Developer Guide to Routing to Prometheus (Part 13)
Montag 12:00 – Eric D. Schabell at DZone.com Feed
This series is a general-purpose getting-started guide for those of us wanting to learn about the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project Fluent Bit.
Each article in this series addresses a single topic by providing insights into what the topic is, why we are interested in exploring that topic, where to get started with the topic, and how to get hands-on with learning about the topic as it relates to the Fluent Bit project. - Linux Kernel Developer Chris Mason's New Initiative: AI Prompts for Code Reviews
Montag 9:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Phoronix reports: Chris Mason, the longtime Linux kernel developer most known for being the creator of Btrfs, has been working on a Git repository with AI review prompts he has been working on for LLM-assisted code review of Linux kernel patches. This initiative has been happening for some weeks now while the latest work was posted today for comments… The Meta engineer has been investing a lot of effort into making this AI/LLM-assisted code review accurate and useful to upstream Linux kernel stakeholders. It’s already shown positive results and with the current pace it looks like it could pl … - Is the TV Industry Finally Conceding That the Future May Not Be 8K?
Montag 5:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„Technology companies spent part of the 2010s trying to convince us that we would want an 8K display one day…“ writes Ars Technica. „However, 8K never proved its necessity or practicality.“ LG Display is no longer making 8K LCD or OLED panels, FlatpanelsHD reported today… LG Electronics was the first and only company to sell 8K OLED TVs, starting with the 88-inch Z9 in 2019. In 2022, it lowered the price-of-entry for an 8K OLED TV by $7,000 by charging $13,000 for a 76.7-inch TV. FlatpanelsHD cited anonymous sources who said that LG Electronics would no longer restock the 2024 QNED99T, whi … - EU Deploys New Government Satcom Program in Sovereignty Push
Montag 3:13 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The EU „has switched on parts of its homegrown secure satellite communications network for the first time,“ reports Bloomberg, calling it part of a €10.6 billion push to „wean itself off US support amid growing tensions.“ SpaceNews notes the new government program GOVSATCOM pools capacity from eight already on-oribit satellites from France, Spain, Italy, Greece and Luxembourg — both national and commercial. And they cite this prediction by EU Defense and Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius. The program could expand by 2027. „All member states can now have access to sovereign satellite communic … - What Go Programmers Think of AI
Montag 1:13 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„Most Go developers are now using AI-powered development tools when seeking information (e.g., learning how to use a module) or toiling (e.g., writing repetitive blocks of similar code).“ That’s one of the conclusions Google’s Go team drew from September’s big survey of 5,379 Go developers. But the survey also found that among Go developers using AI-powered tools, „their satisfaction with these tools is middling due, in part, to quality concerns.“ Our survey suggests bifurcated adoption — while a majority of respondents (53%) said they use such tools daily, there is also a large group (29%) wh … - Anthropic's $200M Pentagon Contract at Risk Over Objections to Domestic Surveillance, Autonomous Deployments
Sonntag 23:59 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Talks „are at a standstill“ for Anthropic’s potential $200 million contract with America’s Defense Department, reports Reuters (citing several people familiar with the discussions.“) The two issues? – Using AI to surveil Americans – Safeguards against deploying AI autonomously The company’s position on how its AI tools can be used has intensified disagreements between it and the Trump administration, the details of which have not been previously reported… Anthropic said its AI is „extensively used for national security missions by the U.S. government and we are in productive discussions with … - Is Meta's Huge Spending on AI Actually Paying Off?
Sonntag 22:59 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The Wall Street Journal says that Meta „might be reaping some of the richest benefits from the AI boom so far.“ Meta’s revenue grew 22% year over year in 2025 to $201 billion, and the company expects even bigger gains in the current quarter, potentially as high as 34%. That is huge growth for a company that brought in nearly $60 billion in the latest three-month period. And Zuckerberg signaled that Meta was just scratching the surface of AI’s potential. „Our world-class recommendation systems are already driving meaningful growth across our apps and ads business. But we think that the current … - Bitcoin Drops 40% in Four Months. Bloomberg Blames Absence of Buyers and Belief
Sonntag 21:49 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
October saw Bitcoin reach $123,742. But less than four months later, „The world’s largest cryptocurrency slipped below $76,000…“ Bloomberg reports, „dropping about 40% from its 2025 peak…“ „What began as a sharp crash in October has morphed into something more corrosive: a selloff shaped not by panic, but by absence of buyers, momentum and belief.“ Unlike the October drawdown, there’s been no obvious spark, cascading liquidations or systemic shock — just fading demand, thinning liquidity, and a token that’s untethered to broader markets. Bitcoin has failed to respond to geopolitical stress … - Walmart Begins Building Out Nationwide EV Charging Network Across America
Sonntag 20:22 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, will be adding spaces for electric vehicle charging to parking lots in 19 different states, reports MLive: The move follows up on a plan announced in 2023 to build a network of charging stations at Walmart and Sam’s Club stores throughout the U.S… „With a store or club located within 10 miles of approximately 90% of Americans, we are uniquely positioned to deliver a convenient charging option that will help make EV ownership possible whether people live in rural, suburban or urban areas,“ wrote Walmart Senior Vice President of Energy Transformation, Vis … - When 20-Year-Old Bill Gates Fought the World's First Software Pirates
Sonntag 19:22 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Long-time Slashdot reader destinyland writes: Just months after his 20th birthday, Bill Gates had already angered the programmer community,“ remembers this 50th-anniversary commemoration of Gates‘ Open Letter to Hobbyists. „As the first home computers began appearing in the 1970s, the world faced a question: Would its software be free?“ Gates railed in 1976 that „Most of you steal your software.“ Gates had coded the BASIC interpreter for Altair’s first home computer with Paul Allen and Monte Davidoff — only to see it pirated by Steve Wozniak’s friends at the Homebrew Computing Club. Expecting … - Fourth US Wind Farm Project Blocked By Trump Allowed to Resume Construction
Sonntag 17:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Vineyard Wind (powering Massachusetts) is one of five offshore wind projects „that the Trump administration tried to hold up in December,“ reports The Hill. This week it became the fourth of those wind projects allowed by a judge to resume construction, the article notes, while even the fifth project „is still awaiting court proceedings.“ Federal Judge Brian Murphy, a Biden appointee, issued a preliminary injunction blocking the administration’s stop work order against Vineyard Wind… According to its website, when complete, Vineyard Wind would be able generate enough power for 400,000 homes … - You Don't Need Better AI—You Need Better Prompts
Sonntag 17:00 – Entrepreneur Store at Entrepreneur
A $79.99 lifetime plan that helps entrepreneurs get real work done with artificial intelligence. - Mark Cuban Wishes He Invested in This Company Earlier
Sonntag 17:00 – StackCommerce at Entrepreneur
Everyday investors have a new opportunity to join this ecommerce leader. - Scientists Create Programmable, Autonomous Robots Smaller Than a Grain of Salt
Sonntag 16:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and University of Michigan „have created the world’s smallest fully programmable, autonomous robots,“ according to a recent announcement. The announcement calls them „microscopic swimming machines that can independently sense and respond to their surroundings, operate for months and cost just a penny each.“ Barely visible to the naked eye, each robot measures about 200 by 300 by 50 micrometers, smaller than a grain of salt. Operating at the scale of many biological microorganisms, the robots could advance medicine by monitoring the health of indivi … - Microbes In Space Mutated and Developed a Remarkable Ability
Sonntag 15:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
„A box full of viruses and bacteria has completed its return trip to the International Space Station,“ reports ScienceAlert, „and the changes these ‚bugs‘ experienced in their travels could help us Earthlings tackle drug-resistant infections…“ Scientists aboard the space station incubated different combinations of bacteria and phages for 25 days, while the research team led by biochemist Vatsan Raman carried out the same experiments in Madison, down here on Earth. „Space fundamentally changes how phages and bacteria interact: infection is slowed, and both organisms evolve along a different t … - I Learned These Surprising Lessons While Writing My Autobiography
Sonntag 14:00 – Christina Asare at Entrepreneur
Here’s how writing my autobiography redefined my purpose. - Why Entrepreneurs Are Choosing StackSkills Unlimited at $19.97
Sonntag 14:00 – Entrepreneur Store at Entrepreneur
1,000+ courses at your fingertips. - 99% of New US Energy Capacity Will Be Green in 2026
Sonntag 12:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
This year in America, renewables and battery storage „will account for 99.2% of net new capacity — and even higher if small-scale solar were included,“ reports Electrek, citing EIA data reviewed by the SUN DAY Campaign: EIA’s latest monthly „Electric Power Monthly“ report (with data through November 30, 2025), once again confirms that solar is the fastest-growing among the major sources of US electricity… [U]tility-scale solar thermal and photovoltaic expanded by 34.5% while that from small-scale systems rose by 11.3% during the first 11 months of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. Th … - China Executes 11 Members of Myanmar Scam Mafia
Sonntag 8:34 – EditorDavid at Slashdot
The BBC reports: China has executed 11 members of a notorious mafia family that ran scam centres in Myanmar along its north-eastern border, state media report. The Ming family members were sentenced in September for various crimes including homicide, illegal detention, fraud and operating gambling dens by a court in China’s Zhejiang province. The Mings were one of many clans that ran the town of Laukkaing, transforming an impoverished backwater town into a flashy hub of casinos and red-light districts. Their scam empire came crashing down in 2023, when they were detained and handed over to Chi … - The Only Crew with Access to a $450 Million 'Gold Rush'
Samstag 17:00 – StackCommerce at Entrepreneur
Investors have a narrow window to participate. - Replace Your Desktop Scanner with This $28 App
Samstag 17:00 – Entrepreneur Store at Entrepreneur
The iScanner app is portable, versatile, and yours for life. - Comparing AI Models With This Tool Can Save Your Business Time and Money
Samstag 14:00 – Entrepreneur Store at Entrepreneur
Compare 25+ AI models in one platform starting at $39. - 4 AI Tools to Help You Start a Profitable Solo Business in 2026
Samstag 1:00 – Ben Angel at Entrepreneur
How I automated traffic, sales and ops with 4 tools — no team required. - The First Step to a Successful Career Pivot — Without Losing Momentum
Freitag 22:00 – Demos Parneros at Entrepreneur
Before you make your next career move, there’s one disciplined step that determines whether a pivot creates momentum or deepens misalignment. - Fear and Uncertainty Stopped Me From Investing — Here's the Simple Framework I Used to Never Hesitate Again
Freitag 20:00 – Jonathan Hung at Entrepreneur
A missed investment taught me a hard lesson about uncertainty — and reshaped how I make every business decision today. - From LLMs to Agents: How BigID is Enabling Secure Agentic AI for Data Governance
Freitag 20:00 – Satish Gaddipati at DZone.com Feed
Understanding Large Language Models (LLMs) Large Language Models (LLMs) form the foundation of most generative AI innovations. These models are predictive engines trained on massive datasets, often spanning hundreds of billions of tokens. For example, ChatGPT was trained on nearly 56 terabytes of data, enabling it to predict the next word or token in a sequence with remarkable accuracy. The result is an AI system capable of generating human-like text, completing prompts, answering questions, and even reasoning through structured tasks. At their core, LLMs are not databases of facts but statist … - New to Franchising? Here's Your Guide to the Must-Know Industry Acronyms.
Freitag 19:30 – Rob Lancit at Entrepreneur
Discover the meaning behind the industry’s most common abbreviations. - Testcontainers Explained: Bringing Real Services to Your Test Suite
Freitag 19:00 – Ammar Husain at DZone.com Feed
Building robust, enterprise-grade applications requires more than just writing code — it demands reliable automated testing. These tests come in different forms, from unit tests that validate small pieces of logic to integration tests that ensure multiple components work together correctly. Integration tests can be designed as white-box (where internal workings are visible) or black-box (where only inputs and outputs matter). Regardless of style, they are a critical part of every release cycle. Modern enterprise applications rarely operate in isolation. They often have to interact with externa … - Losing Your AI Data Could Be Catastrophic. Use This Simple Guide to Start Protecting It Today.
Freitag 19:00 – Chongwei Chen at Entrepreneur
Here’s a practical framework for protecting your organization’s AI assets. - ToolOrchestra vs Mixture of Experts: Routing Intelligence at Scale
Freitag 18:00 – Vidyasagar (Sarath Chandra) Machupalli FBCS at DZone.com Feed
Last year, I came across Mixture of Experts (MoE) through this research paper published in Nature. Later in 2025, Nvidia published a research paper on ToolOrchestra. While reading the paper, I kept thinking about MoE and how ToolOrchestra is similar to or different from it.
In this article, you will learn about two fundamental architectural patterns reshaping how we build intelligent systems. We’ll explore ToolOrchestra and Mixture of Experts (MoE), understand their inner workings, compare them with other routing-based architectures, and discover how they can work together. - How to Automate Your Lead Funnel — Without Losing the Human Touch
Freitag 18:00 – Makena Finger Zannini at Entrepreneur
Use this guide to automate your lead funnel in a way that scales your business while keeping your brand human. - I Lost Millions Twice. Here's What No One Tells You About Making Big Money
Freitag 17:30 – Konstantin Lyutovich at Entrepreneur
Here’s how to succeed when the familiar disappears. When friends drift away. When the phone stops ringing. - Ralph Wiggum Ships Code While You Sleep. Agile Asks: Should It?
Freitag 17:00 – Stefan Wolpers at DZone.com Feed
TL; DR: When Code Is Cheap, Discipline Must Come from Somewhere Else
Generative AI removes the natural constraint that expensive engineers imposed on software development. When building costs almost nothing, the question shifts from “can we build it?” to “should we build it?” The Agile Manifesto’s principles provide the discipline that these costs are used to enforce. Ignore them at your peril when Ralph Wiggum meets Agile.
The Nonsense About AI and Agile
Your LinkedIn feed is full of confident nonsense about Scrum and AI. - Essential Techniques for Production Vector Search Systems, Part 3: Filterable HNSW
Freitag 16:00 – Pavan Vemuri at DZone.com Feed
After implementing vector search systems at multiple companies, I wanted to document efficient techniques that can be very helpful for successful production deployments of vector search systems.
I want to present these techniques by showcasing when to apply each one, how they complement each other, and the trade-offs they introduce. This will be a multi-part series that introduces all of the techniques one by one in each article. I have also included code snippets to quickly test each technique. - White House rescinds software security compliance mandates
Freitag 15:38 – Ryan Daws at Developer Tech News
The White House has rescinded software security compliance mandates due to concerns about administrative overhead. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued Memorandum M-26-05 (PDF) which officially revokes the 2022 policy known as M-22-18 and its 2023 companion policy, M-23-16. This reversal alters the governance landscape for enterprise architects and platform engineers who service […]
The post White House rescinds software security compliance mandates appeared first on Developer Tech News. - TPU vs GPU: Real-World Performance Testing for LLM Training on Google Cloud
Freitag 15:00 – Jubin Abhishek Soni at DZone.com Feed
As large language models (LLMs) continue to grow in scale, the underlying hardware used for training has become the single most critical factor in a project’s success. The industry is currently locked in a fascinating architectural battle: the general-purpose power of NVIDIA’s GPUs versus the purpose-built efficiency of Google’s Tensor Processing Units (TPUs). For engineers and architects building on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), the choice between an A100/H100 GPU cluster and a TPU v4/v5p pod is not merely a matter of cost — it is a decision that impacts software architecture, data pipelines, … - Automating TDD: Using AI to Generate Edge-Case Unit Tests
Freitag 14:00 – Nikita Kothari at DZone.com Feed
The Problem: The „Happy Path“ Trap in TDD
Test-driven development (Red-Green-Refactor) is the gold standard for reliable software. However, it has a flaw: The quality of your code is capped by the imagination of your test cases.
If you are building a payment processing function, you will naturally write a test for „valid payment.“ You might even remember „insufficient funds.“ But will you remember to test for: