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Global law enforcement disrupts massive phishing-as-a-service ecosystem
A significant cybercriminal operation, responsible for over a billion malicious messages and targeting more than 75,000 organizations globally, has been dismantled by international law enforcement agencies and partners.
Teach It, Feed It, Connect It: Fine-Tuning, RAG, and MCP in Practice
Stop treating them as competitors. They’re layers of the same stack. Continue reading on Medium »
Russia Bans P2P Crypto Trading & Self-Custody Wallets: What Investors Need to Know
Russia has banned direct peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency trading, as well as retail transfers to self-custody wallets. Bank of Russia announced the
First bacterial galactose oxidase expands toolkit for greener drug and food ingredient production
To produce pharmaceuticals, food ingredients, and flavors and fragrances, it is often necessary to oxidize alcohols. In conventional chemistry, this transformation typically relies on harsh oxidants and elevated temperatures and generates toxic waste.
Jim Cramer says this week's AI sell-off offers a crucial lesson for investors
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Thursday’s AI sell-off underscores the importance of owning stocks outside the market’s hottest trade.
The Architecture of Collapse: How Global Power Is Being Reconfigured
From vulnerable maritime chokepoints and military bureaucracy to artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, and shifting economic power… Continue reading on Medium »
Google Just Buried the Blue Link
For 25 years, the game was simple: rank high, get clicked. Google just changed the game entirely. If you write online for money, this is… Continue reading on ILLUMINATION »
My Best Engineer Said Our AI Product Was a Scam. The CEO Gave Him 48 Hours to Prove It
We had 200,000 users, a $29 million valuation, and investors calling us the future of artificial intelligence. Then our strongest engineer… Continue reading on Engineering Under Pressure »
Why understanding the real world matters when building technology
Exploring why useful technology starts with understanding the people, processes and problems it is meant to support. Continue reading on Medium »
A missing cache tier turned one model rollout into an uplink flood
We run GPU Kubernetes clusters for AI inference workloads. On one of them, a routine model rollout saturated the site’s only 100 Gbps… Continue reading on Medium »
My Best Engineer Turned Off Every AI Tool for 30 Days. On Day 22, His Junior Asked Him a Question He
Michael had been programming for fourteen years. He was the engineer everyone trusted, the person who reviewed the hardest pull requests… Continue reading on Engineering Under Pressure »
Background Jobs in Spring Boot: From @Async to a Reliable Job Processing System
Imagine a user requests a report containing two million transactions. Continue reading on Medium »
Processing Millions of Records Safely: A Production Batch Processing Design in Java
A batch job that processes 10,000 records successfully is not necessarily ready to process 10 million. Continue reading on Medium »
My Best Engineer Refused to Fix a Production Bug. Three Days Later, the CEO Asked Him to Explain Him
The bug was costing us $12,000 a day. Everyone wanted an immediate fix, but our strongest engineer, Daniel, refused to touch the code. Continue reading on Engineering Under Pressure »
Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day 2026 in IEEE Region 9
IEEE Trinidad and Tobago Chapter hosts Ada Lovelace Day 2026 featuring career advice for tech students in AI and security.
How to Design an AI Receptionist Handoff Without Losing Caller Context
An AI receptionist can answer a call and collect useful details. Continue reading on Medium »
My Best Engineer Asked ChatGPT to Review His Code. It Approved a Bug That Cost Us $180,000
Daniel had trusted AI code reviews for eight months. The tool caught syntax mistakes, suggested cleaner implementations, and consistently… Continue reading on Javarevisited »
Pixel Clock – ESP32 Dev Board + 8×32 LED Matrix Case #3DThursday #3DPrinting
user_2957177259 shares: A free 3D-printable case for a PixelClock using an 8×32 LED matrix and an ESP32 Dev Board (28.5×51.8mm USB-C or 28×54.8mm Micro-USB). Requires a separate 8×32 LED Matrix Frame with Diffuser Grid project. Firmware: PixelClock on GitHub (mBlinkii/PixelClock). Two frame options: screw-mounted (8× M3×4 screws) or glue-on. Separate ESP box and cable channel.
Electron density check offers better starting point for chemistry’s most difficult metal molecules
New materials and catalysts have the potential to transform everything from food production and medicine to batteries and stainless steel. Computer simulations help scientists narrow down promising candidates before testing them in a lab, but those simulations can be unreliable, especially for molecules that contain multiple metals.
Experts say higher education is an industry in turmoil. The collateral damage is widespread
Colleges are closing at a pace equivalent to about one every three weeks, with more projected
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