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‘Black Panther 3’ Introduces T’Challa Jr. at Marvel’s Comic-Con Presentation

A new, adult T’Challa is joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Kevin Feige hit the stage for Marvel’s Hall H Comic-Con showing on Saturday and, toward the end, gave the audience an update on Black Panther 3. Director Ryan Coogler and actors Winston Duke and Letitia Wright were on hand to welcome David Jonsson to the MCU, who will play T’Challa’s son, T’Challa Jr. Jonsson has appeared in films such as Alien: Romulus and The Long Walk. While no official title has been shared, Feige revealed that ...

We Just Saw Even More Footage From ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ and Deadpool?

Marvel Studios and Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con go together like Reed and Sue. It’s just a perfect marriage. So, when the company decided to release the first teaser for its only release this year, Avengers: Doomsday, five days BEFORE the Hall H panel, we all thought the same thing. What the heck could Marvel have beyond that? Well, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, along with the film’s directors Joe and Anthony Russo, not only brought out almost two dozen cast members, they played some ex...

Serverless ML Deployment: From Jupyter Notebook to Global API in 10 Minutes (No MLOps Expert Needed!)

Tired of deployments eating up your day? Stop wasting hours. I'm going to show you how to take your Python ML model from a Jupyter notebook to a live, production-ready API in just 10 minutes. Seriously. No MLOps guru required! You've felt that high, right? Building an awesome machine learning model. You nail it. Then… deployment. You hit a wall. How do you get this thing out there so people (or other apps) can actually use it? The leap from your notebook to a real-world, working API can feel lik...

Your ML Model Died in Production. Here's Why.

Did your ML model look amazing in your notebook but tank in the real world? Good. Let's talk about the nasty surprises that trip up model deployments and why that "Train & Forget" approach is bleeding companies dry. It's a story we hear too often. You've spent weeks, maybe months, building some fancy machine learning model. The numbers were off the charts in your Jupyter notebook, validation? Nailed it. You even impressed the suits in the demo. "Eureka!" you thought. "We've built a game-changer!...

600 Filters and a 414: The New QUERY Method in .NET 10

A product search, a filter list that kept growing, and a status code I hadn't seen in years. Filters went in the query string, the way they always do. That held up fine until someone saved a "filter set" with a few hundred SKUs in it and the endpoint started answering with 414. I rebuilt a small version of it to find the exact wall. Same search, filters as repeated ?sku= values, count going up in steps of a hundred: 1) GET with filters in the URL 100 filters | request line 1534 bytes | 200 OK 20...

How I Built a Peptide Dosage Calculator with Next.js — and Why SSR Matters More Than You Think

A researcher spends 30 seconds doing peptide math before every injection. I built a tool that does it instantly. Here's the surprising thing I learned: for a calculator tool, SSR isn't about performance — it's about whether Google even knows your calculator exists. The Problem I Was Solving If you're not familiar with peptide research: researchers reconstitute lyophilized (freeze-dried) peptides by adding bacteriostatic water, then draw specific doses into insulin syringes. The math isn't hard —...

Useful article on how to containerize your claude code instance

Saheel Acharya Posted on Jul 26 Useful article on how to containerize your claude code instance Sign in to view linked content Top comments (0) Subscribe Personal Trusted User Create template Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Submit Preview Dismiss Code of Conduct • Report abuse Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well Confirm For further act...

Query-Time Entity Disambiguation in Graph RAG: When One Name Means Seventeen Nodes

The hardest retrieval problem in Graph RAG is not missing data. It is the query that arrives with an ambiguous entity name. In 2asy.ai, a knowledge graph built on Korean corporate data, "Hyundai" matches seventeen separate nodes. A vector search returns all of them ranked by embedding similarity. A graph traversal needs exactly one starting node. The gap between these two realities is where Graph RAG quietly breaks. The Setup: Where Disambiguation Fits in the Pipeline In a standard Graph RAG pip...

The Best Approach to Dependency Vulnerability Scanning in CI Pipelines

The Best Approach to Dependency Vulnerability Scanning in CI Pipelines Dependency vulnerabilities are the silent killers of modern software projects. A single outdated package can expose your entire application to attacks, and with the average project pulling in hundreds of transitive dependencies, manual tracking is impossible. After years of implementing security scanning across Python, TypeScript, and React projects, I've learned that the "best" approach isn't about choosing a single tool—it'...

Kimi K3 Plays Pokémon FireRed with Vision Alone: A Model That Explores on Its Own

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Beyond the Snapshot: Integrating 30-Day Environmental Intelligence into AI Agents

I've been watching people build AI agents that are incredibly good at refactoring TypeScript, but completely blind to the physical world they inhabit. You can give an agent access to your GitHub, your Jira, and your AWS console, yet as soon as you ask it how local air quality might affect a planned outdoor event in San Francisco, it starts hallucinating or giving generic advice based on training data from two years ago. The problem isn't the LLM's reasoning; it's the lack of a real-time, high-fi...

JetZero

THE FUTURE TAKES SHAPE 250 seats | International range | Superior aerodynamics Alaska Airlines invests in JetZero JetZero Raises $175M in Series B JetZero announces it has raised approximately $175 million in its Series B financing, led by B Capital, a global multi-stage investment firm. United Airlines invests in JetZero Investment includes path to purchase up to 200 airplanes. JetZero Breaks Ground in Greensboro JetZero broke ground on its first manufacturing and final assembly campus in Green...

Show HN: I mapped every US golf course – 16k+ courses, free, no signup

Loading 18,000+ golf courses… ☰ ⛳ US Golf Courses … courses shown 📍 Near me Don't see a course? Add it ▾ 📍 Drop a pin or type the location → Submit course Cancel Filters Access Public Municipal Resort Private Unknown Closed Holes 9 18 19+ Unknown Course type Regulation Exec/Short Par-3 🏠 Indoor/Sim Amenities (must have) Driving range Results ★ Favorites Recent Browse courses by state Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illino...

An ESP32 based plane radar for my desk

This project made for a perfect lazy Saturday unwind, after a busy week giving a talk at Devrelcon in NYC. Makerworld had this thing as one of their featured models about a week or two ago, and the parts came in while I was away. Plane radar is a neat little project that turns an ESP32-C3 and a 1.28-inch round display into a live aircraft radar. It pulls nearby ADS-B traffic, plots each aircraft by distance and bearing, and shows the details directly on the screen. It was an easy build, although...

What if they are all wrong? (2020)

What if they are all wrong? Conjectures are a staple of mathematics. They are everywhere, permeating every area, subarea and subsubarea. They are diverse enough to avoid a single general adjective. They come in al shapes and sizes. Some of them are famous, classical, general, important, inspirational, far-reaching, audacious, exiting or popular, while others are speculative, narrow, technical, imprecise, far-fetched, misleading or recreational. That’s a lot of beliefs about unproven claims, yet ...

Show HN: What 180k words look like as a temporal knowledge graph (Oz series)

Readers should read in the language they love; authors should just write. SynapTale reads a story chapter by chapter and remembers every person, promise, and secret — powering translations that stay faithful across hundreds of chapters, and a living encyclopedia of the world, including connections the author never wrote down. Explore the interactive demo at synaptale.com/graph.

Binance ‘red teams’ its own staff every month to keep hackers out

Jimmy Su, chief security officer at Binance. Source: Binance In February, AMLBot estimated that 65% of crypto security incidents in 2025 were driven by social engineering. In April, Drift Protocol suffered a $285 million hack, which came after a long-term social engineering campaign. Su said Binance has been running these simulated attacks for three to four years. “In the beginning, the security hygiene left a lot to be desired. But after this amount of time, the company has improved significant...

claude-docker: one command, one container, full permissions

Running Claude Code in a Sandboxed Docker Container If you've ever wanted to run Claude Code with full permissions, without worrying about it touching anything outside your project. This one-liner install script does exactly that. The script builds a minimal Docker image (node:22-slim ) with Claude Code and the rtk CLI pre-installed, then wires up two shell aliases: claude-docker — launches Claude Code inside the container with--dangerously-skip-permissions , your current directory mounted at/wo...

The JavaScript Gamepad API: A Practical Guide to Reading Controller Input

The first time you wire up a game controller in a browser, the API will almost certainly appear broken. You plug in an Xbox pad, call navigator.getGamepads() , and get back an array of four null values. Nothing is wrong. The API is just quieter and stranger than most browser APIs, and almost none of that strangeness is obvious from the method signature. This is a walkthrough of how the Gamepad API actually behaves: how polling works, what buttons and axes really contain, why dead zones exist, an...

Built a Custom Virtual Machine From Scratch in Rust

A few weeks ago I started working on XVM - a custom virtual machine built entirely from scratch in Rust. Not an emulator of any real processor (not x86, not ARM) - a completely custom architecture I designed myself, in the same spirit as educational VMs like CHIP-8. It has its own CPU with 8 registers, 33 instructions, a built-in step-by-step debugger with breakpoints, typed error handling instead of panics, and video memory with a live window you can draw pixels to directly from assembly code. ...

I had a blog with no pipeline feeding it

Building in public is part of how this studio is supposed to work. It's in the go-to-market plan in plain language: don't buy attention, earn it by showing the work. Then I shipped this blog, wrote two posts about how I run engagements, and noticed something uncomfortable. There was a publishing surface and there was plenty of real work happening behind it — two products in flight, a homelab platform, a client site — and absolutely nothing connecting the two. No pipeline. No cadence. Just a good...

My side account posts to X every day and I never touch it — here's the setup

For the last few months, one of my side-project social accounts has posted to X and note every morning and every night. I have never pressed the post button. It runs on a palm-sized computer in the corner of my room — not my laptop. While I sleep, while I'm out, it keeps going. This post is about how it's wired up, what actually paid off, and the parts that tripped me up (skip to the gotchas if that's why you're here). To be clear: I run this for a separate side account. The account I'm posting ...

The Moment the Server Room Goes Dark

The usual warning about AI starts like this: the moment the lights go out in the server room, every step we leaped forward with AI snaps back to where we started. The power fails, the API dies, the subscription lapses — and we have to go back to being our pre-AI selves. What if that self has already atrophied? The warning is half right. The cost of delegation does get billed — that much is fact. Researchers at the MIT Media Lab showed via EEG that people who wrote essays with an LLM had noticeab...

5 n8n Automation Patterns That Saved My Clients 20+ Hours Per Week

5 n8n Automation Patterns That Saved My Clients 20+ Hours Per Week I've automated hundreds of business processes for clients using n8n. Here are the 5 patterns that consistently deliver the biggest ROI - and the exact workflow for each. Why n8n vs other automation tools n8n hits a sweet spot for AI-heavy workflows: - Self-hostable (data stays in your infrastructure) - Native support for LLMs, RAG, vector databases - Code nodes for custom logic - Reasonable pricing ($20-50/mo for most use cases) ...

Почему Rust завоевывает сердца разработчиков

программирование #rust #системноепрограммирование #безопасность Rust — это современный язык системного программирования, который изначально создавался Mozilla, а теперь поддерживается огромным сообществом. Он разрабатывался как решение главных проблем C и C++: безопасности памяти и конкурентности. Главная фишка Rust заключается в том, что он гарантирует безопасность памяти на этапе компиляции без использования сборщика мусора. Это делает его невероятно быстрым и надежным инструментом. Давайте по...

Building Production RAG Systems: Lessons from 6.7M+ Legal Records

Building Production RAG Systems: Lessons from 6.7M+ Legal Records When I built CourtGPT.ai to serve every US statute and case law, I learned a lot about what works (and what really doesn't) when taking RAG systems from demo to production. Here's what 18 months of running 6.7M+ legal records at scale taught me. Why RAG is harder than it looks Most RAG tutorials show you a toy example: embed a few documents, retrieve them, prompt GPT. That works great when you have 10 documents. It falls apart whe...

The Most Useful Support Agent Is the One That Cannot Send

An AI support demo can look complete after one successful exchange: a message arrives, the model chooses a tool, and a polished answer appears. The uncomfortable engineering question starts immediately afterward: Would you let it send that answer to a real user? That tension is not evidence that you are falling behind. It is the difference between demonstrating model capability and owning a production decision. Models can classify text, extract structure, and draft plausible replies. None of tho...

LiteSpeed vs Nginx for WordPress: 3 months of production benchmarks

TL;DR Ran LiteSpeed Enterprise (LSWS) and Nginx side-by-side on identical VPS instances for 3 months, hosting the same 12 WordPress sites on each. LiteSpeed came out 33–45% faster on TTFB and moved 10/12 sites to a 90+ mobile PageSpeed score vs. 3/12 on Nginx. But ~80% of that advantage doesn't come from LSWS itself — it comes from the LSCache plugin, which also works with OpenLiteSpeed (free). If you're deciding today: OpenLiteSpeed + LSCache is the pragmatic answer for most WordPress workloads...

Specs rot. Running code doesn't. How I restructured my AI agent skills around live references

When I started having Claude Code build new web tools, I handed it abstract specs: design conventions, component rules, forbidden patterns. It would read the spec, produce something plausible, and stop at 80% quality. The remaining 20% took rounds of corrections. After doing that a few dozen times, I rebuilt the skill architecture from the ground up. The conclusion, up front: stop making the agent read specs — make it copy a live, production-deployed reference. And split "build new" and "repair ...

Link plots/figures in NeurIPS rebuttal [R]

Reviewers requested additional experiments. In table format, I fear the results would not be as digestible as in a figure/plot. Links are "technically" not allowed as per the official website, but for those with experience, can/should I still go ahead and link my plots/figures ? If this goes badly, ...

Inflect-Micro-v2: complete voice in 9.36M parameters

Inflect-Micro-v2 Complete local text-to-waveform speech synthesis under 10M parameters. Fixed-voice English TTS with deterministic seeds, long-text handling, and CPU or CUDA inference. A note from Owen I built and funded Inflect v2 independently. If this release finds a real audience, I would like to continue the project with a broader v3, which might include things like more langauges, voices, and stability improvements. If the model is useful to you, leaving a like on Hugging Face genuinely he...

Git rebase -I is not that scary

git rebase -i is not that scary one of the most shocking things i've encountered in my early career as a junior dev is the fear surrounding git rebase -i . even amongst some of my co-workers, who are in many ways, magnitudes smarter than i am, it seems to be a pattern in a lot of devs to be afraid of this command. what it actually does when you run: git rebase -i HEAD~4 git does something delightfully mundane: it opens a text file. if you are working out of the terminal and haven't fiddled aroun...

Rethinking Legal Education in the AI Era

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Firefox' New Tab Page Will Get Widgets - Including an AI-Powered Daily Crossword

Firefox' New Tab Page Will Get Widgets - Including an AI-Powered Daily Crossword (omgubuntu.co.uk) 7 In a sign of the times, Firefox's New Tab page could soon include a crossword puzzle from AI-powered news platform Particle. The blog OMG Ubuntu reports: The mini crossword game is updated daily, with puzzles based around recent content Particle's AI has ingested and summarised that day. [After solving the crossword, links appear to related news articles...] If you just want to try the crossword,...

Everything New Marvel Announced at Comic-Con 2026

Marvel capped off Saturday evening’s Hall H presentations at San Diego Comic-Con, giving audiences a small taste of what’s next on the menu. And we mean small. Kevin Feige and cast members teased out some movies (no TV shows, today), and we’re breaking it down for you here. Footage from Avengers: Doomsday was shown, with Doom commanding sentinels and a history lesson on the dynamic between the Fantastic Four and the doctor. But there were only two other major announcements, and nothing for X-Men...

NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for July 26, 2026

NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for July 26, 2026 Today's Connections: Sports Edition will be easier if you've ever gone fishing. As we've shared in previous hints stories, this is a version of the popular New York Times word game that seeks to test the knowledge of sports fans. Like the original Connections, the game is all about finding the "common threads between words." And just like Wordle, Connections resets after midnight, and each new set of words gets trickier an...

NYT Pips hints, answers for July 26, 2026

NYT Pips hints, answers for July 26, 2026 Welcome to your guide to Pips, the latest game in the New York Times catalogue. Released in August 2025, Pips puts a unique spin on dominoes, creating a fun single-player experience that could become your next daily gaming habit. Currently, if you're stuck, the game only offers to reveal the entire puzzle, forcing you to move on to the next difficulty level and start over. However, we have you covered! Below are piecemeal answers that will serve as hints...

NYT Connections hints today: Clues, answers for July 26, 2026

NYT Connections hints today: Clues, answers for July 26, 2026 The NYT Connections puzzle today is not too difficult if you're a parent. Connections is the one of the most popular New York Times word games that's captured the public's attention. The game is all about finding the "common threads between words." And just like Wordle, Connections resets after midnight and each new set of words gets trickier and trickier—so we've served up some hints and tips to get you over the hurdle. If you just w...

NYT Strands hints, answers for July 26, 2026

NYT Strands hints, answers for July 26, 2026 Today's NYT Strands hints are easy if you're well-versed in a specific subject. Strands, the New York Times' elevated word-search game, requires the player to perform a twist on the classic word search. Words can be made from linked letters — up, down, left, right, or diagonal, but words can also change direction, resulting in quirky shapes and patterns. Every single letter in the grid will be part of an answer. There's always a theme linking every so...

Wordle today: Answer, hints for July 26, 2026

Wordle today: Answer, hints for July 26, 2026 Try Mashable's free version now Today's Wordle answer should be easy to solve if you're a healthy eater. If you just want to be told today's word, you can jump to the bottom of this article for today's Wordle solution revealed. But if you'd rather solve it yourself, keep reading for some clues, tips, and strategies to assist you. Where did Wordle come from? Originally created by engineer Josh Wardle as a gift for his partner, Wordle rapidly spread to...

‘Black Panther III’ Gets New Release Date and Details

Black Panther III is officially happening—and it has a release date of December 15, 2028. Kevin Feige announced Ryan Coogler will return to direct the final installment in the Black Panther trilogy during Marvel’s San Diego Comic-Con 2026 panel. It will follow T’Challa’s son, who will take over the mantle of Black Panther. David Jonsson (The Long Walk) will play the new Black Panther. Coogler had previously stated that he was working on the film and it was in early development, but there had bee...