Breaking your AI storage bottlenecks
At the HumanX conference, MinIO co-founders Garima Kapoor and Anand Babu Periasamy discussed how their platform eliminates storage bottlenecks that cause GPU underutilization. They highlighted a new p…
At the HumanX conference, MinIO co-founders Garima Kapoor and Anand Babu Periasamy discussed how their platform eliminates storage bottlenecks that cause GPU underutilization. They highlighted a new p…
While AI coding agents have dramatically increased the speed and volume of code production, this has created a new bottleneck in software development by intensifying the need for human judgment in cod…
Slack's Chief Product Officer, Jaime DeLanghe, discussed the company's plans to integrate AI agents into its chat platform, drawing parallels between bots and agents while emphasizing the challenge of…
Everyday devices like refrigerators can pose national security risks due to their vulnerability to cyberattacks. CrowdStrike’s Global Threat Report reveals that 281 known adversaries are using AI, clo…
The article argues that job interviews are not about showcasing personal achievements, but about identifying and solving the hiring manager's specific problem. It advises candidates to act as detectiv…
While AI tools like "vibe coding" have lowered the barrier to creating software prototypes and accelerated development for junior tasks, they cannot replace the deep engineering expertise required to …
In this "No Dumb Questions" article, Stack Overflow's infrastructure tech lead Josh Zhang explains that cloud computing is essentially using "someone else's computer" to avoid the high costs and compl…
In a two-part episode recorded at HumanX, Honeycomb CEO Christine Yen discusses how AI compresses the software development lifecycle, shifting observability's focus to capturing the right telemetry. R…
Jon Hyman, co-founder and CTO of Braze, explained on the *Leaders of Code* podcast how he transformed the company's 300-person engineering organization into an AI-first team within months. He noted th…
While AI tools enable faster code production, they often create an "illusion of correctness" where syntactically clean code passes reviews but contains hidden assumptions that cause production failure…
The article explains how Chrome's Manifest V3 (MV3) forces developers to completely rethink browser extension architecture, particularly for offline-first apps syncing with Google Drive. Key adaptatio…
At HumanX, Neo4j CTO Philip Rathle discussed with Ryan how knowledge context enhances AI agents, arguing that a model-only approach is unsuitable for enterprises due to issues like stale training data…
Traditional intrusion detection systems (IDS) like Snort rely on specific signatures, which creates a critical gap in coverage for novel or modified attacks during the exposure window before a new rul…
The article explains the OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant (device flow), a protocol designed for devices like smart TVs, CLIs, and IoT devices where traditional password entry is impractical. It d…
Stack Overflow has launched "The Heap," a new community blog that invites software engineers and technologists to submit their own articles about their work and insights, building on the success of pr…
The article describes a method for creating compile-time key-value maps and a "compile-time mutable variable" using new reflection features introduced in C++26. It explains the underlying mechanisms, …
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is a standardized bridge developed by Anthropic in late 2024, designed to allow large language models (LLMs) to securely connect to external data sources and too…
In a podcast episode at HumanX, AMD CTO Mark Papermaster explained that the company's AI success stems from a decade-long focus on customer-driven innovation and a unique ability to integrate CPUs and…
After the retirement announcement of Ingress-NGINX, Stack Overflow was forced to replace the tool that had handled their Kubernetes traffic routing since their move to the platform. They evaluated sev…
This article is a transcript from the Stack Overflow podcast featuring Brian O'Grady from Qdrant, who discusses the differences between vector databases and Lucene-based architectures like Elasticsear…