- OpenAI Pushes AI Agent Capabilities With New Developer API
Mittwoch 3:30 – BeauHD at Slashdot
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: On Tuesday, OpenAI unveiled a new „Responses API“ designed to help software developers create AI agents that can perform tasks independently using the company’s AI models. The Responses API will eventually replace the current Assistants API, which OpenAI plans to retire in the first half of 2026. With the new offering, users can develop custom AI agents that scan company files with a file search utility that rapidly checks company databases (with OpenAI promising not to train its models on these files) and navigate websites — similar to f … - Geothermal Could Power Nearly All New Data Centers Through 2030
Mittwoch 1:25 – BeauHD at Slashdot
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: There’s a power crunch looming as AI and cloud providers ramp up data center construction. But a new report suggests that a solution lies beneath their foundations. Advanced geothermal power could supply nearly two-thirds of new data center demand by 2030, according to an analysis by the Rhodium Group. The additions would quadruple the amount of geothermal power capacity in the U.S. — from 4 gigawatts to about 16 gigawatts — while costing the same or less than what data center operators pay today. In the western U.S., where geothermal reso … - Team Behind Las Vegas Sphere Plans 5,000-Capacity 'Mini-Spheres'
Mittwoch 0:45 – BeauHD at Slashdot
Sphere Entertainment Co, the company behind the Las Vegas Sphere, said they are considering opening scaled-down versions of the immersive venue in other cities. AV Magazine reports: While this has been been feasible for its high-profile residencies such as U2, the Eagles, Dead & Company and Anyma, smaller venues could attract a broader range of artists who might not have the budget or demand to fill the flagship Las Vegas location. By scaling down the size while retaining the signature technology, Sphere Entertainment Co can offer a similar spectacle at a more sustainable cost for artists and … - AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D With 3D V-Cache Impresses In Launch Day Testing
Mittwoch 0:02 – BeauHD at Slashdot
MojoKid writes: AMD just launched its latest flagship desktop processors, the Ryzen 9 9950X3D. Ryzen 9 9950X3D is a 16-core/32-thread, dual-CCD part with a base clock of 4.3GHz and a max boost clock of 5.7GHz. There’s also 96MB of second-gen 3D V-Cache on board. Standard Ryzen 9000 series processors feature 32MB of L3 cache per compute die, but with the Ryzen 9 9950X3D, one compute die is outfitted with an additional 96MB of 3D V-Cache, bringing the total L3 up to 128MB (144MB total cache). The CCD outfitted with 3D V-Cache operates at more conservative voltages and frequencies, but the bare c … - Microsoft is Replacing Remote Desktop With Its New Windows App
Dienstag 23:20 – msmash at Slashdot
Microsoft is ending support of its Remote Desktop app for Windows on May 27th. From a report: If you use the Remote Desktop app to connect to Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, or Microsoft Dev Box machines then you’ll have to transition to the Windows app instead. The new Windows app, which launched in September, includes multimonitor support, dynamic display resolutions, and easy access to cloud PCs and virtual desktops. Microsoft says „connections to Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, and Microsoft Dev Box via the Remote Desktop app from the Microsoft Store will be blocked after May 27th, … - Preprint Sites bioRxiv and medRxiv Launch New Era of Independence
Dienstag 22:40 – msmash at Slashdot
A new chapter has begun for two of the world’s most popular preprint platforms, bioRxiv and medRxiv, with the launch of a non-profit organization that will manage them, their co-founders announced today. From a report: The servers allow researchers to share manuscripts for free before peer review and have become an integral part of publishing biology and medical research. Until now, they had been managed by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) in New York. The new organization, named openRxiv, will have a board of directors and a scientific and medical advisory board. It is supported by a fres … - Zoox Robotaxis Do Not Meet Federal Safety Standards, Agency Says
Dienstag 22:00 – BeauHD at Slashdot
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Washington Post: An Amazon-backed self-driving taxi failed to meet vehicle safety standardsbecause it lacks basics like a brake pedal and rearview mirrors, according to a report by federal inspectors that raises questions about the industry’s plans to put a new generation of autonomous vehicles on U.S. roads. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report was produced as part of a review last year of an unusual vehicle by Amazon subsidiary Zoox that, without a steering wheel or other human controls, has no way for a person to drive. Zoox … - Thousands of TP-Link Routers Have Been Infected By a Botnet To Spread Malware
Dienstag 21:20 – BeauHD at Slashdot
The Ballista botnet is actively exploiting a high-severity remote code execution flaw (CVE-2023-1389) in TP-Link Archer AX-21 routers, infecting over 6,000 devices primarily in Brazil, Poland, the UK, Bulgaria, and Turkey. Tom’s Hardware reports: According to a new report from the Cato CTRL team, the Ballista botnet exploits a remote code execution vulnerability that directly impacts the TP-Link Archer AX-21 router. The botnet can lead to command injection which then makes remote code execution (RCE) possible so that the malware can spread itself across the internet automatically. This high se … - Enhanced Monitoring Pipeline With Advanced RAG Optimizations
Dienstag 21:15 – Praveen Kumar Thopalle at DZone.com Feed
Observability Integration Observability is the cornerstone of reliability and trust in any production-grade retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline. As these systems become more complex — handling sensitive data, supporting real-time queries, and interfacing with multiple services — being able to trace and measure each step of the data flow and inference process becomes critical. From retrieving logs in vector databases to generating final responses with large language models, every interaction must be visible and auditable to scale confidently in production. To address these needs, our … - YouTuber MrBeast Makes More Money From His Side Hustle Than From His YouTube Videos
Dienstag 21:03 – Sherin Shibu at Entrepreneur
The 26-year-old creator has racked up hundreds of millions of views and subscribers on YouTube, but it isn’t his main moneymaker. - Entrepreneur Ranked Baya Bar the #1 Açai Bowl Franchise
Dienstag 21:00 – Matthew Goldstein at Entrepreneur
Baya Bar is rapidly gaining market share in one of the fastest growing Food and Beverage markets. - Spain To Impose Massive Fines For Not Labeling AI-Generated Content
Dienstag 20:40 – BeauHD at Slashdot
Spain’s government has approved legislation imposing substantial fines of up to 35 million euros or 7% of global turnover on companies that fail to clearly label AI-generated content. Reuters reports: The bill adopts guidelines from the European Union’s landmark AI Act imposing strict transparency obligations on AI systems deemed to be high-risk, Digital Transformation Minister Oscar Lopez told reporters. „AI is a very powerful tool that can be used to improve our lives … or to spread misinformation and attack democracy,“ he said. Spain is among the first EU countries to implement the bloc’s … - Disaster Recovery Plan for DevOps
Dienstag 20:30 – Daria Kulikova at DZone.com Feed
A well-designed disaster recovery plan is critical to mitigate risks, recover swiftly from failures, and ensure your data and infrastructure integrity.
Are There Any Myths Related to DR in DevOps?
Some organizations still mistakenly assume that DevOps tools, like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or Jira, come with built-in, all-encompassing disaster recovery. However, we shouldn’t forget about the shared responsibility models, which explicitly clarify that while providers secure their infrastructure and smoothly run their services, users must safeguard their own account data. - Vodafone Tells Employees To Follow RTO Policy Or Lose Bonuses
Dienstag 20:00 – BeauHD at Slashdot
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: Vodafone is warning staff in the UK to work onsite at least eight days a month or be subject to disciplinary action from April. Group UK employees were last week sent the „Hybrid Working at Vodafone“ memo — seen by The Register — to highlight the policy and tell them to expect a year-end conversation with their line manager. „You will have read in Get Ready for Year-End Conversations and a Hybrid Working Reminder [documents] that your line manager may discuss hybrid working with you as part of your year-end conversation. „We therefore wa … - The LLM Advantage: Smarter Time Series Predictions With Less Effort
Dienstag 19:30 – Vinoth Manamala Sudhakar at DZone.com Feed
Have you ever wondered why predicting next month’s sales is so hard? Or why forecasting the weather seems like a coin flip sometimes? Time series data is everywhere, but making sense of it has always been a headache — until now.
Large language models (LLMs) are shaking things up in the time series world. Seriously, it’s like someone finally handed us a decent flashlight after we’ve been stumbling around in the dark for years. - Having This Kind of Mindset as a Leader Is the Key to Inspiring Teams, Creating Meaningful Impact and Achieving Lasting Success
Dienstag 19:30 – Marc Kielburger at Entrepreneur
True leadership is about more than just short-term profits — it’s about leading with purpose, clarity and self-awareness. Superstar CEOs like Satya Nadella and John Mackey are demonstrating that conscious leadership is critical to success in today’s marketplace. - The Success of a New Product Launch Comes Down to One Detail, According to This Expert
Dienstag 19:26 – Dan Bova at Entrepreneur
A veteran consumer product officer shares the corporate strategy that small business owners can use to boost sales and loyalty. - How to Make Your Business Look Bigger Than It Is — Without Faking It
Dienstag 19:00 – Scott Baradell at Entrepreneur
Perception shapes reality in business. A polished, credible brand attracts customers, investors and media attention — even if your team is small. But how do you project strength and scale without resorting to deception? Here’s what you need to know. - Southwest Airlines To End Free Checked Bags Policy For First Time in Its 54-Year History
Dienstag 18:59 – msmash at Slashdot
Southwest Airlines boasts that its passengers‘ „bags fly free“ — but not for long. From a report: Starting May 28 — just in time for the busy summer travel season — only Southwest’s most elite Rapid Rewards A-List Preferred members and passengers who book their top-tier Business Select fares will receive two free checked bags. Frequent flyer A-List Members, Southwest-branded credit card holders and other select customers will be allowed one checked bag. Everyone else will be charged for their first and second checked bags on flights booked on or after May 28, the carrier says. It’s a break … - Migrating Java Microservices to Go: A Comprehensive Guide
Dienstag 18:30 – sairamakrishna Karri at DZone.com Feed
With the rising demand for high-performance, scalable, and resource-efficient microservices, many organizations are exploring the transition from Java to Go (Golang). Java, a long-standing enterprise favorite, offers robustness and a vast ecosystem, but Go’s lightweight concurrency model, fast execution speed, and lower memory footprint make it an attractive alternative.
This guide explores why and how to migrate Java microservices to Go effectively. - Forget the Flashy Trends — Here's How to Thrive with a Startup That Solves Real Problems
Dienstag 18:30 – Dmitrii Khasanov at Entrepreneur
The market includes countless traditional industries and niche sectors that haven’t yet undergone major transformations but urgently need innovation — and they can be just as profitable as the most advanced solutions. - JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Says Only One Group Is Complaining About Returning to the Office
Dienstag 18:24 – Sherin Shibu at Entrepreneur
In a new interview, Dimon said remote work „doesn’t work“ and noted some JPMorgan employees were checking their phones while he was speaking in a meeting. - The Surprising Impact of QR Code Menus on Diminishing Customer Loyalty
Dienstag 18:05 – msmash at Slashdot
Abstract of a paper published on Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management:The adoption of digital menus accessed through quick response (QR) codes has witnessed a notable upsurge. Despite potential benefits for restaurant operators, the nuanced effects of QR code menus on customer behavior and experience remain relatively unknown. This research investigates the influence of menu presentation (QR code vs. traditional) on customer loyalty. In two studies, we find that QR code menus diminish customer loyalty (compared to traditional menus) due to perceived inconvenience. This effect is furth … - A Long-Time Google Exec Shares the Secrets to Helping Customers Find Your Restaurant
Dienstag 18:00 – Shawn P. Walchef at Entrepreneur
Lisa Landsman, Google’s head of industry engagement and SMB success, discusses eye-opening search trends and key data insights shaping restaurants for 2025. - Humanize Automation: How Customer Data Can Transform Customer Experiences
Dienstag 17:49 – Entrepreneur Events at Entrepreneur
In this free webinar, we’ll unlock the secret to personalization at scale with AI and data-driven insights. - Time Data Series: It’s Not What You Said; It’s How You Said It
Dienstag 17:30 – Leon Adato at DZone.com Feed
In my last post on PHP Zmanim, I said the next thing I’d write about was astronomy calculations. I still plan to do that, but something came up recently that caught my attention, so I’m going to talk about that instead. I still plan to get to the astronomy stuff.
Sephardi vs. Ashkenazi
No, not kitniyot. No, not how to hang your mezuzzah. No, not whether you have to use water challah or if egg challah is ok. I’m talking about the “T” sound in certain words. - Boomers and Gen X Are Using Credit Cards to Pay for Basic Living Expenses — and Building Debt at 'Concerning' Rates
Dienstag 17:28 – Erin Davis at Entrepreneur
Over one-third of respondents (37%) to an AARP survey said they have more credit card debt now than they did a year ago. - Why Extracting Data from PDFs Remains a Nightmare for Data Experts
Dienstag 17:26 – msmash at Slashdot
Businesses, governments, and researchers continue to struggle with extracting usable data from PDF files, despite AI advances. These digital documents contain valuable information for everything from scientific research to government records, but their rigid formats make extraction difficult. „PDFs are a creature of a time when print layout was a big influence on publishing software,“ Derek Willis, a lecturer in Data and Computational Journalism at the University of Maryland, told ArsTechnica. This print-oriented design means many PDFs are essentially „pictures of information“ requiring optica … - Make Presentations Pop With This Microsoft App, Now $15
Dienstag 17:00 – StackCommerce at Entrepreneur
A lifetime license to Microsoft Visio can be yours for just $14.97. - This Husband and Wife's 'Happy Accident' Side Hustle Hit $467,000 Revenue Fast — Now It Makes Over $1 Million a Year: 'We're Scrappy'
Dienstag 16:55 – Amanda Breen at Entrepreneur
Charlene and Vince Li couldn’t find the snack they wanted to see on the shelves, so they created it themselves. - Only Seven Countries Worldwide Meet WHO Dirty Air Guidelines, Study Shows
Dienstag 16:47 – msmash at Slashdot
Nearly every country on Earth has dirtier air than doctors recommend breathing, a report has found. From a report: Only seven countries met the World Health Organization’s guidelines for tiny toxic particles known as PM2.5 last year, according to analysis from the Swiss air quality technology company IQAir. Australia, New Zealand and Estonia were among the handful of countries with a yearly average of no more than 5ug of PM2.5 per cubic metre, along with Iceland and some small island states. The most polluted countries were Chad, Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and I … - The 3-Step Framework to Lead with Clarity and Confidence
Dienstag 16:30 – Sam Rockwell at Entrepreneur
Embrace the balcony view! Strategic leadership requires stepping back to see the bigger picture. This article helps leaders navigate uncertainty, align identity with strategy and foster long-term success. - Import Order in React: A Deep Dive Into Best Practices and Tools
Dienstag 16:30 – Melvin Prince at DZone.com Feed
Have you ever spent hours debugging a seemingly simple React application, only to realize the culprit was a misplaced import? Incorrect import order can lead to a host of issues, from unexpected behavior to significant performance degradation.
In this article, we’ll delve into the intricacies of import order in React, exploring best practices and powerful tools to optimize your code. By the end, you’ll be equipped to write cleaner, more efficient, and maintainable React applications. - 5 top internal developer portals
Dienstag 16:06 – Or Hillel at Developer Tech News
By abstracting infrastructure complexity and providing self-service capabilities, IDPs help developers to focus on delivering value rather than managing operational tasks. In this comprehensive guide, we explore the top five internal developer platforms in 2025 and provide a detailed understanding of their features, benefits, and selection criteria. Benefits of an internal developer platform Implementing an… Read more »
The post 5 top internal developer portals appeared first on Developer Tech News. - Half-Past Four Is the New Five O'Clock in More Efficient Workday
Dienstag 16:05 – msmash at Slashdot
An anonymous reader shares a report: The average American workday now concludes at 4:39 p.m., a notable 36 minutes earlier than it did just two years ago when the clock-out time hovered around 5:21 p.m, according to the latest data from the workforce analytics and productivity software company ActivTrak. The new report tracked the workplace behaviors of over 200,000 employees across 777 companies. Despite the shorter workday, the data suggests that overall productivity has increased by about 2%. Per ActivTrak, employees now engage in focused, 24-minute spurts of productivity. „I hope to see th … - 'Boring' Businesses Are Making Millionaires — and You Can Borrow Their Strategies For Success
Dienstag 16:00 – Murali Nethi at Entrepreneur
The silent growth strategy reveals how understated, steady businesses are quietly creating wealth for entrepreneurs in 2025. By focusing on long-term consistency and incremental progress, these „boring“ industries are proving to be gold mines for those willing to embrace stability over hype. - I Sold More Than 100 Franchises. Here Are the 5 Questions I Wish Every Franchisee Asked Themselves Before Buying
Dienstag 16:00 – Alex Smereczniak at Entrepreneur
Want to set yourself up for success? Start here, says the founder of 2ULaundry and LaundroLab. - How to Deploy Karpenter on AWS Kubernetes With kOps
Dienstag 15:00 – Paul Muller at DZone.com Feed
kOps is a widely used tool for deploying and managing Kubernetes clusters in multi-cloud or hybrid cloud environments. It provides a unified configuration system (YAML or JSON), which lets you easily set up clusters across AWS, GCP, Azure, and on-premises environments.
With flexible customization options, kOps lets you adjust everything from control plane and worker node operating systems to network plugins (like Calico and Cilium) and storage solutions, which makes it an excellent fit for complex setups. - 8 Java GUI Frameworks for Modern Applications
Dienstag 14:00 – Rodolfo Ortega at DZone.com Feed
Java has become one of the world’s most versatile programming languages, chosen for its adaptability, stability, and platform independence. Its extensive ecosystem encompasses virtually every application type, from web development to enterprise solutions, game design, Internet of Things (IoT), and beyond.
With an estimated 51 billion active Java virtual machines (JVMs) globally, it goes without question that Java powers a substantial portion of modern software infrastructure. - How to Use GPU Nodes in Amazon EKS
Dienstag 13:00 – Alexander Sharov at DZone.com Feed
Running GPU workloads on Amazon EKS requires configuring GPU-enabled nodes, installing necessary drivers, and ensuring proper scheduling. Follow these steps to set up GPU nodes in your EKS cluster.
1. Create an Amazon EKS Cluster
First, create an EKS cluster without worker nodes using eksctl (for simplicity, we don’t use Terraform/OpenTofu.):