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Sometimes .NET applications crash in production, and nobody knows why, because logs and metrics are ok. It’s quite bothersome and makes debugging very unpleasant. In such cases, memory dumps might simplify debugging and reduce troubleshooting time from days to minutes. This article explains how to configure dumps for .NET applications deployed to AWS ECS Fargate … Read more

The rush to adopt AI collaboration tools has created a paradox. Teams deploy intelligent assistants, LLM-powered meeting summarizers, and AI-driven project management features at record speeds, yet few organizations systematically measure whether these tools genuinely improve collaboration. I’ve watched teams celebrate velocity gains while missing subtle ways AI changes decision quality, team trust, and collaboration … Read more

Problem Statement I build and operate real-time data/ML platforms, and one recurring pain I see inside any data org is this: “Why does this attribute have this value?” When a company name, industry, or revenue looks wrong, investigations often stall without engineering help. I wanted a way for analysts, support, and product folks to self-serve … Read more

It is tedious, inconsistent, and frequently incorrect to manually tag blog posts. With AI embeddings, Laravel can automatically determine the topic of a blog post and assign the appropriate tags without the need for human intervention. This guide demonstrates how to create a complete Laravel AI auto-tagging system using: The OpenAI Embeddings API Laravel Jobs … Read more

:::info This is the first article in a five-part series on agentic AI in the enterprise. ::: The 3 AM Reality Check: It’s 3 AM in a global bank’s operations centre. Six months ago we deployed our first “agentic AI” system, hoping it would run on autopilot through the night. The demo was slick: an … Read more

Legacy CMSes, tiny IT teams, and the same five security mistakes on repeat. Most of the security work I do is not glamorous. There are no red team hoodies, no zero-days, no dramatic “we hacked the mainframe” moments. Instead, there’s a lot of curl, headers, and very old PHP. I’m based in Chicago and I’ve … Read more

As we close out 2025, everyone’s been calling this “the year of AI agents.” But here’s what nobody wants to admit: most of these agents aren’t actually working. I’ve spent the last year building production AI systems—speech recognition for enterprise clients, fraud detection models, RAG chatbots handling real customer queries. And the gap between what … Read more

When narrative throughput lags system throughput, scale turns breakable. Most teams expect scaling problems to show up in familiar places. Infrastructure starts to strain. Hiring gets messy. Latency creeps in. Reliability slips. But in practice, I’ve seen the first subsystem to fail is rarely technical. It’s semantic. The product keeps scaling. n The story doesn’t. … Read more

Enterprise security is shifting to the edge, where the first millisecond of every connection determines trust, performance, and risk. Traditional SASE cannot keep pace with encrypted traffic, global latency, and attacker speed. Edge AI changes the model by making sub-millisecond, context-aware decisions directly at ingress, turning security into an instantaneous, distributed judgment system.

How I redesigned a ride-hailing order form for 360M users inside a 7-year-old monolith. Lessons on legacy code, user habits, and breaking production.

L.S. Toy is a London-based conceptual artist who merges economics, legality, currency systems, and conflict architecture into procedural artworks. With a dual background in Economics (LSE) and Fine Art (RCA), he builds projects that function like financial instruments, legal artifacts, or system-level documents. Operating outside traditional galleries—often in warehouses—Toy challenges how value, legitimacy, and power … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what’s trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. ## Exploiting EIP-7702 Delegation in the Ethernaut Cashback Challenge — A Step-by-Step Writeup By @hacker39947670 [ 18 Min read ] How to … Read more