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Vercel’s Tom Occhino on why access control is product architecture
Zero-Shot Learning is a podcast about how AI gets built, secured, and deployed. Hosted by Nancy Wang, 1Password CTO, and Dev Tagare, Senior Director of Engineering at Google, it's a builder's view of the architecture and the complex...
Accelerating vLLM-Omni Inference with AutoRound Quantization
How AutoRound integrates with vLLM-Omni to serve W4A16 quantized multimodal, diffusion, image, and video models with smaller checkpoints, preserved quality, Intel XPU acceleration, and NVIDIA GPU support.
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Protestware by open source maintainer to hinder agentic coding: The jqwik 1.10.0 Prompt Injection
jqwik 1.10.0 added a hidden prompt injection aimed at AI coding agents, using terminal escape codes to conceal destructive instructions from humans while leaving them readable to logs and tools.
Welcoming Ben Anderson, our new Ops Generalist
We're thrilled to share the news that Ben Anderson is joining Resend.
How OmniNode uses Redpanda to scale AI agent workflows
OmniNode’s founder shares his journey building the AI agent workflows that became OmniNode, and how Redpanda keeps topic names from drifting with contracts.
The next generation of Metal; Railway Metal Gen 2
We onboarded more compute in Q1 2026 than in all of 2025. To do that without hiring a datacenter team, we redesigned what a Railway site looks like. This is what Gen 2 is, how we're rolling it out, and why your bill isn't going up.
Five Stacks Before Lunch: The Parallel Coding Playbook for Pulumi
AI coding has two shapes right now. One agent in a loop, sequential work, you babysitting the chat window. Call that 2x. Most teams live here. Five agents in worktrees, parallel work, fresh-context review on every change. Call that 10x.
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We put PostHog in Slack and now everyone's an engineer
Today, we're releasing the PostHog Slack app into beta. We built it for those times when a colleague flags an annoying UI quirk, or a customer…
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Native code in Expo SDK 56: inline modules and type generation
Write Swift and Kotlin modules right next to your app files, then let SDK 56 generate the matching TypeScript interfaces automatically.
Real-Time Data Should Be Central to Every Snowflake AI Architecture
Data drives AI. To be accurate, data must be up to date. But how do you know if it is? Read this article to learn about considerations for the use of AI in the corporate world, and why it makes sense to ensure data in Snowflake is fresh.
dltHub Named 2026 Snowflake Startup Program Product Partner of the Year
dltHub has been named the 2026 Snowflake Startup Program Product Partner of the Year for helping more than 1,000 organizations ingest complex data into the Snowflake AI Data Cloud with Python-native, AI-driven pipelines.
The bundle model: adding AI tools to PaletteAI in a day
ClearML, vLLM, Run:ai, whatever ships next month: PaletteAI's bundle model turns "not yet" into a pull request. Here's how it works, plus the Skill behind it.
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groundcover brings Observability for Production AI to Microsoft Azure at Microsoft Build
groundcover brings Observability for Production AI to Microsoft Azure at Microsoft Build in San Francisco, CA at Fort Mason
Semantic VAD: turn detection that uses meaning, not silence
Acoustic VAD answers "is there a voice right now?" Semantic VAD answers "is the user done talking?" Here's why the distinction decides whether a voice agent cuts users off, how Gradium STT emits multi-horizon turn-completion predictions...
Open by Design: How NVIDIA and DigitalOcean Are Building the Stack for the Always-On Agentic Era
The growth of generative AI isn’t driven solely by AI companies with proprietary models. Open-source AI is reshaping the developer ecosystem, fueled by a growing community of builders.
You’re addicted to AI code generation. Now what?
Developers distrust AI coding tools just enough to double-check the output, yet rely on them too much to turn them off. Here's what that dependency is actually costing engineering teams, and how to build review systems that keep up with it.
The secret to migrations
This video explores how to handle database migrations in Convex while maintaining zero-downtime deployment. It breaks down the internal architecture of Convex deployments, explaining how functions and schemas operate as a single atomic...
TPC-H for less than a cent: ClickHouse Cloud vs. Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Redshift
ClickHouse Cloud takes on Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and Redshift on TPC-H, ranking first on SF100 cost-performance and running SF10 for less than one cent.
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Semantic IDs: Product Understanding at Scale
Key Contributors: Shrikar Archak, Karuna Ahuja, Soroush Sobhkhiz, Marko Avdalovic, Xiyu Wang, JiChao Zhang, Hao Yan, Chris Hartley Introduction Operating a grocery catalog at Instacart’s scale means managing millions of products across...
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From single pull requests to full software packages: Detecting malicious code at scale
By combining stacked LLM evaluations with tool-driven investigation, we scaled malicious code detection from pull requests to dependency packages without sacrificing accuracy or cost control.
Serving MiniMax-M3 for efficient inference: Unlocking 1M-Token Context and Multimodality Without Regrets
How Together served MiniMax-M3 efficiently with KV-block-major sparse attention, paged MSA decode, optimized index scoring, and a Rust-based multimodal gateway.
Codex is becoming a productivity tool for everyone
The Next Era of Knowledge Work report explores how Codex is transforming productivity through AI-powered research, data analysis, workflow automation, and content creation.