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Why are AI companies so bad at naming their models?

GPT-4o, Llama-4, Claude 3.7 Sonnet. Why can’t AI companies come up with compelling model names?.. read more  

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An Intro to DeepSeek's Distributed File System

3FSfrom DeepSeek dazzles with slick tricks, includingCRAQfor ironclad consistency and a cleverChunkEnginebuilt inRust. It sprints through scalable reads, but gets tripped up bywrite latency. InZipfian workloads, that bottleneck might just drive you bananas... read more  

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The latest viral ChatGPT trend is doing 'reverse location search' from photos

ChatGPT's hot-off-the-press models, o3 and the nimble o4-mini, have a sneaky new trick: they eyeball images and call out locations, which, let’s face it,freaks some privacy advocates out.The real gossip, though? O3 has a knack for naming places with a flair for detail. It even nailed a Williamsburg .. read more  

The latest viral ChatGPT trend is doing 'reverse location search' from photos
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Bicep vs. Terraform - Differences & Key Features Comparison

Bicep, born from the heart of Azure, untangles the knottyARM JSONmess. It delivers developer zen with its modular magic and ditches the hassle of state files. Meanwhile,Terraformswaggers across clouds, flaunting its multicloud prowess, a spirited community, and integrations that slip together like p.. read more  

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When Do Retry, Backoff, and Jitter Work?

Retries, meet your nemesis: server overload. Just hammering the "try again" button doesn’t solve it. Enterexponential backoffandjitter, the dynamic duo for taming sudden traffic spikes. But don’t pop the champagne just yet. When fresh requests keep pushing past capacity, this strategy crumbles, reve.. read more  

When Do Retry, Backoff, and Jitter Work?
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Lurking Variables: How Hidden Factors Can Mislead Your Analysis

NebuloSky's VM panic spike: not a botched kernel rollout, but the chaos of adding 1,000,000 platform Y VMs. Classic lurking variable mistake.Pro tip from Gen Z's crystal ball: dissect data by potential influences to sidestep this mess next time... read more  

Lurking Variables: How Hidden Factors Can Mislead Your Analysis
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Building a resilient DNS client for web-scale infrastructure

DCLflips DNS on its head withadaptive timeouts,exponential backoff, andreal-time config updates. Result? Downtime hits the floor, fault tolerance flexes its muscles. DNS visibility and client-side metrics accelerate alert sharpness, fine-tune infrastructure tweaks, and kick old-school limits to the .. read more  

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Introducing the Amazon EKS Auto Mode workshop

Amazon EKS Auto Modetosses the headaches of Kubernetes cluster management to AWS. It dynamically tunes resources, making life easier for your apps. Feeling lazy? The workshop deploys an app with just one command, all while delivering beefy, scalable solutions. Oh, and you’ll master it in two hours f.. read more  

Introducing the Amazon EKS Auto Mode workshop
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Scaling Nextdoor’s Datastores

Nextdoor took on database scalability like a pro. Theydynamically routed queriesto read replicas and keptcache consistencytight, even while yanking the carpet out with schema changes. Multi JOINs blocked their move todistributed SQLlike annoying roadblocks. But Nextdoor, the sly foxes, extended thei.. read more  

Scaling Nextdoor’s Datastores
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Measure risk probability in IAM

AWS actions don't always pick up list capabilities from resource types automatically. You'll often find yourself manually specifying list actions, which throws a wrench into Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) plans. AWS docs on dependency themes like PassRole? Incomplete at best. Cue the unexpect.. read more  

Measure risk probability in IAM