Category: Technology
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GPT-5.1’s New ‘Apply Patch’ Tool is a Game-Changer for AI Coding Agents
OpenAI’s GPT-5.1 release may look like a minor iterative upgrade, but for developers, it represents a massive leap forward. The real story isn’t just about a smarter model; it’s about the tools shipped alongside it, specifically a new capability that dramatically simplifies the creation of sophisticated AI coding agents.
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How Evan You’s Void Zero is Fixing the Web Development Chaos
In an era dominated by AI hype and existential developer crisis, it’s easy to overlook the critical infrastructure work happening in the “real world” of software development. The good news is that foundational change is underway, led by Void Zero, the company behind Vue.js and Vite creator Evan You.
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TOON Just Replaced JSON… And It’s 5× Faster! I’m Shocked!
The hype around a new data format replacing JSON is real, but the context is crucial: TOON (Token-Oriented Object Notation) isn’t a universal JSON replacement, but it is rapidly becoming the superior standard for data exchange with Large Language Models (LLMs).
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Why Everyone’s Talking About PostgreSQL 18: The Biggest Update in Years
PostgreSQL 18 has arrived, and it’s being hailed as one of the most significant releases in the database’s history. Packed with developer-friendly features, this update delivers massive gains in performance, reliability, and security, solidifying PostgreSQL’s reputation as the “world’s most advanced open-source database.”
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Every DevOps Software Explained in 8 Minutes: Your Essential Tool Guide
DevOps is a philosophy built on automation, collaboration, and continuous improvement, and it’s powered by a robust ecosystem of tools. This post summarizes the key software every engineer should know, based on the video “Every DevOps Software Explained in 8 Minutes,” covering the full lifecycle from code to production
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Claude Haiku 4.5 – The Fast, Cheap, and Powerful AI Model Changing the Game
Claude Haiku 4.5 is available via the Claude API, Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, and is being integrated into products like GitHub Copilot. Its arrival marks a significant step forward in making powerful, fast, and affordable AI a reality for a broader range of applications.
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Model Context Protocol (MCP) Explained for Beginners: AI Flight Booking Demo!
The Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard developed by Anthropic. MCP acts as the standardized “magic glue” that seamlessly connects AI with the outside world.
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The Ultimate AI Toolkit: I Tested 325 Tools, These Are The 20 Best
With thousands of AI tools flooding the market, figuring out which are worth your time and money can be a full-time job. After extensively testing hundreds of platforms, we’ve distilled the list to a few truly revolutionary tools that can save dozens of hours a week, boost personal productivity, and transform entire business operations.
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How to Create Cinematic AI Videos
The bottom line is that AI video generation tools are powerful, but they are just tools. Mastery requires learning the strengths of each and building a custom workflow to overcome the current technical limitations, with consistency being the most crucial element to solve
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The Internet Is Dying, Warns Telegram CEO, as Intel Announces a Major Comeback Plan: A Tech Roundup
This week’s tech news delivered a mix of stark warnings about digital freedom and exciting developments in AI and hardware. From the CEO of Telegram raising alarms about government overreach to Intel announcing a new chipset aimed at reclaiming its crown, the tech world is moving at a breakneck pace. Here is a summary of…
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900 Seconds to Get Smarter: Your Monthly AI Update
In just 15 minutes (900 seconds), the L(AI)te Night Show – August Edition packs in a whirlwind tour of the latest in AI news, trends, and cutting-edge tools. Whether you’re a developer, product manager, or simply AI-curious, this rapid format delivers a curated, high-impact snapshot — perfect for staying up to speed without drowning in…
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RAG vs. CAG: Solving Knowledge Gaps in AI Models
RAG vs. CAG: Solving Knowledge Gaps in AI Models Large language models face a fundamental knowledge problem – they can’t recall information that wasn’t in their training data, whether it’s recent news like Oscar winners or proprietary business data. Two powerful techniques have emerged to address this limitation: Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and Cache-Augmented Generation (CAG).…
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n8n Tutorial for Beginners – Build Your First Free AI Agent
Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents are no longer reserved for developers with advanced coding skills. With n8n, a powerful workflow automation tool, you can build your own AI agent without writing a single line of code. In Kevin Stratvert’s tutorial, we explore how to set up a free AI agent step by step using the Gemini…
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Game-Changing Technology Trends Shaping 2026
By 2026, artificial intelligence and emerging tech are on track to automate up to 70% of everyday tasks, fundamentally transforming how we live, work, and interact with machines. The following 17 trends are not just futuristic predictions—they’re already unfolding before our eyes.
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Unlocking the Power of Docling — From Chaos to Context in AI
Docling bridges the gap between chaotic real-world documents and structured AI-ready data. Whether you’re building search tools, RAG systems, or intelligent content ingestion pipelines, this open-source toolkit offers accuracy, speed, and community-backed innovation. If you’re eager to tame your document chaos, Docling may just be your next AI ally
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GitHub Spark: Build a Full-Stack React App in Minutes
GitHub Spark: Build a Full-Stack React App in Minutes Amazon’s new web-IDE may have made headlines last week, but GitHub Spark just stole the show. Spark promises to turn a plain-language prompt into a deployed React app—complete with backend data storage, live theme editing and AI capabilities—without leaving your browser. What Exactly Is Spark? Spark is an all-in-one,…
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Claude Code Replaced Cursor… Here’s Why
Claude Code exemplifies how AI is redefining coding assistance: not just completing lines, but anticipating developer intent fluidly. While not perfect, its proactive “cursor-replacing” approach marks a significant leap in coding convenience—paving the way for smarter, faster, and more intuitive development environments.
