AI inference on Kubernetes just got a turbo boost. NVIDIA dropped a powerful new tool that slashes startup delays from minutes to seconds. Imagine spinning up AI workloads with GPUs firing almost instantly — no more waiting, no more wasted resources. This breakthrough is called Dynamo Snapshot. It’s a checkpoint-and-restore system built to crush the
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Steve Jobs is a name everyone knows. But what about the years he spent away from Apple? The years that rewrote his story and reshaped the future of technology? That’s the hidden chapter few talk about—the NeXT era. After a bitter split from Apple in 1985, Jobs vanished from the limelight. Yet, those “wilderness years”
Something big is shifting in the world of tech talent. For decades, Silicon Valley was the ultimate dream for India’s best engineers. Now, that dream is cracking. Layoffs, visa hurdles, and rising opportunities back home are flipping the script. Indian tech workers who once chased U.S. visas are eyeing a return to India. Why? Because
Imagine telling your computer to browse the web and get things done for you. No clicking, no typing—just clear instructions. This is no longer science fiction. AI agents are making it real. One exciting tool in this space is Microsoft’s Fara. It lets you run an AI agent that controls a browser inside Google Colab.
Revolut is preparing for a major change in its leadership and US market plans. Vlad Yatsenko, the company’s co-founder and first employee, will step down as chief technology officer in July. He will move to a non-executive board role, marking the end of an era for the fintech giant. Yatsenko joined Revolut before it even
Time series data pops up everywhere. From tracking stock prices to monitoring weather, it’s all about data points ordered in time. But time series data is tricky. It doesn’t behave like regular tables. Each point depends on the previous one. This dependence changes how we analyze and forecast. Python offers powerful tools to tackle these
AI agents are moving beyond simple chatbots. Instead of just answering questions, they now perform tasks, remember information, and use tools. OpenJarvis is one of the newest frameworks designed to run AI agents directly on your device. It handles everything locally — from running models to managing memory and learning. This local-first approach cuts costs
There’s a fresh wave of indie games coming in 2026 that mix nostalgia, charm, and unique gameplay. One to watch is a game about rollerblading through a quaint small town in summer. You play Naomi, a 16-year-old skating around on rollerblades, looking for odd jobs to fix her car. This game invites players to soak
Uber slammed the brakes on its AI spending after blowing through its 2026 budget in just four months. The rideshare giant now caps employee monthly spending on AI coding tools at $1,500 per platform. This limit applies to agentic AI systems like Claude Code and Cursor, which write and modify software code with minimal human
Hermes Agent just left the terminal behind. Nous Research rolled out Hermes Desktop, a native app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. This isn’t a mere GUI slapped on a command line tool. Hermes Desktop shares the exact same agent core, memory, skills, and sessions as the CLI and messaging gateways. Start a task in the
