Month: July 2025

Let’s be honest, nobody dreams about spending a weekend hand-tuning kernels or cursing at their compiler logs. But if you’ve ever tried squeezing a deep learning model onto an edge device like a tiny IoT sensor or a GPU with all the personality of a brick, you already know this: your compiler can either be … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background 2.1 Ethereum Primer 2.2 Whitelisted Address Verification 2.3 Taint Analysis on Smart Contracts and 2.4 Threat Model Motivating Example and Challenges 3.1 Motivating Example 3.2 Challenges 3.3 Limitations of Existing Tools Design of AVVERIFIER and 4.1 Overview 4.2 Notations 4.3 Component#1: Code Grapher 4.4 Component#2: EVM Simulator … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background 2.1 Ethereum Primer 2.2 Whitelisted Address Verification 2.3 Taint Analysis on Smart Contracts and 2.4 Threat Model Motivating Example and Challenges 3.1 Motivating Example 3.2 Challenges 3.3 Limitations of Existing Tools Design of AVVERIFIER and 4.1 Overview 4.2 Notations 4.3 Component#1: Code Grapher 4.4 Component#2: EVM Simulator … Read more

The web is no longer just a place for browsing. It’s where modern business happens: sales, support, onboarding, research, and operations. Yet most automation tools weren’t built for this environment. They are fragile, hard-coded, and break the moment a webpage changes. Manual work still dominates. Research by Freshworks from 2024 shows 73% of B2B teams … Read more

The house awoke first, as it always did, with a sigh of hydraulics and soft whirs behind the drywall. A quiet voice, filtered like music through silk, whispered in the air from a home Alexa device: “6:45 AM. The river is calm. Rowing conditions optimal. Shall I warm the seat?” The Tesla was already humming … Read more

TimescaleDB is a PostgreSQL extension for high-performance real-time analytics on time-series and event data. It is basically a custom Postgres. Important: This post uses Terraform to create and destroy resources on an AWS account. Make sure that you destroy the resources as soon and as long as you don’t need them any more. Otherwise, you … Read more

The 4-year Bitcoin cycle is outdated. Crypto’s evolving under institutional influence, and Alt-coin Season will reward strategic, research-driven moves. Watch for key signals (BTC dominance, ETH breakout, retail return), rotate from meme-coins to utility, and exit before greed peaks. Wealth creation is half the game—protecting it is the other.

In this article, we’ll tell you about our journey across the Irdya lands. Our adventures promise glorious battles, victories, and rare rewards of mighty artifacts! “What on earth are those artifacts?” you may ask. Well, these are bugs found in the code of a well-known, highly addictive game, The Battle for Wesnoth. About the project … Read more

N2W has rebranded—dropping the “S” and doubling down on its mission to simplify cloud backup and disaster recovery. Beyond a fresh look, it’s a promise to help IT teams ditch the drama, reduce stress, and get their nights and weekends back. With multicloud support and smarter features, N2W is built for the real people keeping … Read more

The White House has declared “Crypto Week”, a push to lead to clarity for cryptocurrencies and digital assets. The industry is eagerly waiting for three different bills, the “CLARITY Act” [1]*, the “GENIUS Act”[2]*, and the “Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act”[3] to pass this week and is hoping for a positive impact on the sector. The … Read more

As China surges toward AI dominance, the West must ask: what kind of future should it be building? By contrast, the British Government has pledged to Mainline AI into the public sector. There’s going to be a modest supercomputer in Edinburgh, and we are partnering with META, a company with colourful history in relation to safeguarding and ethics. But we fall short … Read more

In the world of cryptocurrencies, a “blacklist” usually means a list of addresses, accounts, or smart contracts that are banned from sending, receiving, or using tokens in centralized platforms —sometimes, even in some “decentralized” platforms, too. Governments and regulators use these lists to enforce financial laws, but they also raise hard questions about privacy and … Read more

Let’s not kid ourselves. A decade ago, most so-called “AI agents” were little more than glorified Rube Goldberg machines with a fancy marketing deck. They were deterministic, brittle, and almost comically literal. You could wrap them in slick interfaces, slap on a startup logo, and pitch them as “smart assistants,” but under the hood, they … Read more

If you’ve spent more than five minutes in the startup world, you’ve likely encountered phrases such as “fail fast,” “focus,” “raise before you need to,” or my personal favorite, “just ship it.” These phrases get repeated like gospel in demo days, podcasts, and Twitter threads. And hey, sometimes they’re right. But here’s the catch: context … Read more

Are you among those many developers that get the shivers whenever you encounter regular expressions? Does your blood pressure rise? Do your eyes and ears start involuntary movements? n n Well, if you can answer all of the questions with a clear cut “yes Sir” and your psychotherapy is getting too expensive, please listen up. … Read more

Sync brain dumps without leaking brains Your messages? Watched. Your location? Mapped. Your thoughts? …maybe not yet, but some note apps come close. 👀 Most apps track everything. Notes, ideas, even to-do lists, all easy targets. And let’s be honest, inspiration shows up at the most random times: in bed, mid-commute, or on the toilet. … Read more