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Large language models are being used in financial reporting, but they often produce "hallucinations" - factually incorrect information that sounds plausible. This can lead to significant risks, including SEC enforcement and reputational harm, and requires careful deployment and oversight to mitigate.

Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found that third parties played a role in 48% of breaches, up from 30% the year before. ISO 27001 requires certified companies to manage that risk through their suppliers, and guidance for its Annex A 5.21 control carries those security requirements past a company's vendors to their subcontractors. When an MSP outsources support, the outside engineers who log into a client's systems join that chain. The client has no contract with the outsourci...

How we automated Terraform security checks in GitLab CI, reduced engineer wait time by 80% and involved security specialists only when an exception was actually

Asimov's Zeroth Law meets 2026: the code I built into my Shipaton app, and four locks I'd demand from AI instead of a self-destruct button.

My first release: how I built Rattitude Care for Shipaton, a rat care app for iOS and Android with weight tracking, medication reminders and an AI assistant.

Identity checks, fraud detection, credit data, AI underwriting, pricing, e-signatures, payments, and the technology hidden behind a simple loan application.

Why I built CruxDev: a 100% client-side developer workstation with 300+ offline tools and zero servers to keep production secrets and API keys private.

How BerylCode built BRBito, a local-first break app using React Native, Expo, MMKV, local notifications, and optional RevenueCat purchases.

How to scale distributed systems: cloud-native autoscaling, Kubernetes scalers, managed database autoscaling, and when to build your own.

How Rate My Form uses SwiftUI, AVFoundation, and MediaPipe to analyze calisthenics reps on-device, plus lessons from debugging and distribution.

Inside GoodCause’s Expo, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Paystack, and RevenueCat architecture for processing donations and tracking campaign allocations.

My Android app's emergency button failed three ways: two opposite Intent races and a usability trap. The fix, with code, from a real app built for my mother.

How Tacit combines SwiftUI, on-device AI, Groq, offline fallbacks, translation, and RevenueCat to help people communicate without speech.

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The concept of digital sovereignty is complex and cannot be reduced to a simple question of where data is stored, as it involves multiple layers of control.

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A hospital giant and radiology network turned to Palantir to streamline scheduling, but nurses and other staff say the new software is causing errors, burnout, and frustration.

While the focus has been on AI agents’ hacking capabilities, a recently patched vulnerability in a ChatGPT app shows that AI software is itself an inviting—and vulnerable—target.

Dozens and dozens of high profile MAGA influencers and pundits have weighed in. “The laughable fake polls are rolling out,” Catturd posted on X.

Self-driving cars from Waymo, Zoox, and Tesla are studded with cameras and sensors. Some of them are pointing at riders.

After months of monitoring Basil’s activity and sleep, I found that Fi and Tractive cat trackers come with their own trade-offs.

CEO Matt Garman announced Amazon will stop using secret agreements with county officials and acknowledges community backlash could lead to data center "moratoriums" across the country.

Suno is branching out from the world of AI music, launching a new feature that generates spoken voices based on scripts or prompted descriptions. Speech is now available in public beta across Suno's web and mobile platforms, and allows you to simultaneously generate voiceovers and background music to accompany them. "Music will always be at […]

Amazon is calling for people to support AI data center projects, or risk irreparable harm to the US economy and national security. In a more than 3,000 word blog posted today, Amazon web services CEO Matt Garman pushed back on public concerns around the impact that data centers may have on jobs, power demands, and […]

Most AI MVP budgets I see cover the build and forget the monthly line. That line is the model bill, and at a few thousand users it can pass what the build cost. One formula gets you a usable estimate. The formula monthly cost = requests per month x (input tokens x input price + output tokens x output price) Requests per month is users times how often they use the feature. Input tokens include everything you send: system prompt, retrieved context, chat history. Resend...

sibling-index() and sibling-count() For years, CSS had no way of knowing which position an element had among its siblings, or how many siblings there were. Now it does. With sibling-index() and sibling-count() you can finally get the item index and item count directly in CSS. sibling-index() returns the element's position among its siblings, starting at 1 . sibling-count() returns the total number of siblings, including the element itself. How we used to do it...

async Is Built on an Idea You Can See in yield yield and await aren't the same thing. A generator isn't an async function, and an async function isn't a generator. But there is an idea hiding underneath both of them that is easy to miss: execution can stop here and continue later. Once you see that, async/await starts looking a lot less magical. 🔴 The Problem Consider a generator: function * work () { console . log ( " A " ); ...

There Is No Such Thing as an Edge Case. Or is there? "That's just an edge case." You've probably heard it after someone finds a weird input, an unexpected state, or a combination of events nobody thought would happen. Sometimes that's a perfectly reasonable description. Sometimes it's how a bug gets dismissed. The interesting question is not whether something is unusual. It's whether your software needs to handle it . 🔴 The Problem Imagine you're building a sy...

A proposal can look perfectly reasonable until you change one option. The price updates, but the delivery time still belongs to the old plan. Now the page is giving two different answers. That is the small problem this example tackles: two packages, two revisions, and one consistent summary. It uses ordinary HTML and JavaScript. The company details and estimates are fictional. The useful part is the shape of the state. You can reuse it for a quote calculator, a package comparison, or a pro...