Month: July 2024
Boost Your API Development Skills: Implementing GraphQL in Go
If you need to implement an API for your application, considering GraphQL (GQL) can be a game-changer. This article will guide you through the essentials of implementing a GraphQL server in Go and help you choose the right library for the job. Why GraphQL? GraphQL is a powerful tool for modern API development due to … Read more
Code reviews do find bugs
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Lawsuit Against GameStop Trader Roaring Kitty Dismissed Just Days After Being Filed
The case was dropped as Keith Gill was issued a summons to respond to it.
The Odin Project: My 111-Day Experience With It
On January 22, 2024, I didn’t know how to write a line of code in JavaScript on my own. It was the day when I started my first lesson in the Foundation course by The Odin Project. This was the best thing I could find on my coding journey. The Odin Project saved me from … Read more
Senators urge Synapse’s owners, partners, and VC backers to restore customers’ access to their money
A group of senators has banded together to urge Synapse’s owners and bank and fintech partners to “immediately restore customers’ access to their money.” As part of their demands, the senators implicated both the partners and investors of the company as being responsible for missing customer funds. In a letter shared publicly on Monday, U.S. … Read more
Traffic Filtering: BPF, XDP, and FPGA Hybrid Solutions
Everyone wants to have stable access to the daily routine of apps at their fingertips, and the moment it fails to deliver for the smallest measurable time period, we all become frustrated over how SWE compensations are overrated. Imagine those engineers’ frustration at the same moment in case data lags due to a DoS attack … Read more
Samsung SmartThings takes a step toward a smarter grid
Image: Samsung SmartThings Samsung has launched a new demand response program for its SmartThings smart home platform. Flex Connect allows your SmartThings connected appliances to communicate with the grid and automatically reduce energy use when there’s a spike in demand, which could help avoid blackouts. While demand response programs have made for some scary headlines, … Read more
The Atari 400 Mini plays dozens of classic games, and it’s 15 percent off
It looks even more ancient than a Fallout terminal, and that’s awesome. | Image: Atari It’s always worth revisiting the classics, and there’s no shortage of retro consoles and emulators to enable that. The Atari 400 Mini is more niche than we’re used to, however, and that’s what makes it so intriguing. The 8-bit retro … Read more
Why is the crypto market up today?
The crypto market is up today after signs of seller exhaustion emerged, and a strengthening technical setup inspired traders to open new positions.
Exorcising Us of the Primer
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What Is ‘W-Coin’? The Telegram Tap-to-Earn Game and Airdrop Details
W-Coin is a rising tap-to-earn Telegram game with unique boosts and staking benefits—plus players can vote on which chain the token will launch on.
The massive car dealership outage could be cleared up by July 4th
Photo by Getty Images Car dealerships hamstrung by outages following two cyberattacks against CDK Global in June might finally be able to use their systems again this week, as the company says it aims to get dealers back online by July 4th. “We are continuing our phased approach to the restoration process and are rapidly … Read more
TechCrunch Space: Star spangled
Hello and welcome back to TechCrunch Space. I hope everyone has a fantastic July 4 this week. Go eat a hot dog. Read my story from last week on the causes of Starliner’s additional delay and what it might mean for Boeing’s Starliner program. Want to reach out with a tip? Email Aria at aria.techcrunch@gmail.com … Read more
‘Pixels’ Creators Plot More Crypto Games—Maybe on Telegram Too
Founder Luke Barwikowski says his studio is working with other teams on further Pixels games, and considering a Telegram-based project.
From Zero to AI Image Analyzer in 5 Minutes: A Beginner’s Guide
Do you want to know how to build an AI image analyzer? Then read this article till the end! I’m going to show you how to build AI analyzer tools really simply, so you almost don’t have to have any prior knowledge. I will take you step by step, and we will use Project IDX … Read more
A proof of proof by infinite descent
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The Danger of Militarizing AI
“China’s Killer Robots Are Coming” screamed a recent Newsweek headline. A looming new age of AI-powered warfare could become what some experts are calling the greatest danger to the survival of humankind. Imagine an AI system that teaches anyone with a basic internet connection how to create chemical or biological weapons. If terrorist organizations use … Read more
Spotify tests emergency alerts in Sweden
Music, podcasts, audiobooks…emergency alerts? Spotify’s latest test has the streaming app venturing into new territory with a test of an emergency alerts system in its home market of Sweden. According to code references found within the Spotify app, the company is considering a system that would help distribute public announcements related to things like “accidents, … Read more
Bitcoin hashrate drawdown reaches December 2022 levels
This metric can be used to spot relative bottom points in the market price of Bitcoin and signal potential accumulation opportunities.
SEC files lawsuit against FTX-linked bank, alleging fraud
Enforcement director Gurbir Grewal said Silvergate allegedly “failed to detect nearly $9 billion in suspicious transfers among FTX and its related entities.”