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Hermes V3: Building Swiggy’s Conversational AI Analyst

Swiggy just gave its GenAI tool, Hermes, a serious glow-up. What started as a simple text-to-SQL bot is now acontext-aware AI analystthat lives inside Slack. The upgrade? Not just tweaks—an overhaul. Think: vector-based prompt retrieval, session-level memory, an Agent orchestration layer, and a SQL.. read more

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GPT-5 Thinking in ChatGPT (aka Research Goblin) is shockingly good at search

GPT-5's“thinking” modeljust leveled up. It's not just answering queries—it’s doing full-on research. Picture deep, multi-step Bing searches mixed with tool use and reasoning chains. It reads PDFs. Analyzes them. Suggests what to do next. Then actually does it. All from your phone. What’s changing:L.. read more

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Simplifying Large-Scale LLM Processing across Instacart with Maple

Instacart builtMaple, a backend brain for handling millions of LLM prompts—fast, cheap, and shared across teams. It’s not just another service. Maple runs onTemporal,PyArrow, andS3, strip-mines away provider-specific boilerplate, auto-batches prompts, retries failures, and slashes LLM costs by up t.. read more

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The Big LLM Architecture Comparison

Architectures since GPT-2 still ride transformers. They crank memory and performance withRoPE, swapGQAforMLA, sprinkle in sparseMoE, and roll sliding-window attention. Teams shiftRMSNorm. They tweak layer norms withQK-Norm, locking in training stability across modern models. Trend to watch:In 2025,.. read more

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From Zero to GPU: A Guide to Building and Scaling Production-Ready CUDA Kernels

Hugging Face just dropped Kernel Builder—a full-stack toolchain for building, versioning, and shippingcustom CUDA kernels as native PyTorch ops. Kernels arearchitecture-aware,semantically versioned, andpullable straight from the Hub. It tracks changes with lockfiles and bakes inDocker deploysout of.. read more

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RELIANOID Load Balancer Community Edition v7 on AWS using Terraform

🚀 New Guide Available! Learn how to quickly deploy RELIANOID Load Balancer Community Edition v7 on AWS using Terraform. Our step-by-step article shows you how to provision everything automatically — from VPCs and subnets to EC2 and key pairs — in just minutes. 👉 https://www.relianoid.com/resources/k..

Knowledge base Deploy RELIANOID Load Balancer Community Edition v7 with Terraform on AWS

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AWS, Microsoft and Google unite behind Linux Foundation DocumentDB database to cut enterprise costs and limit vendor lock-in

Document databases are crucial for AI apps in the gen AI era. Microsoft's open-source DocumentDB project, based on PostgreSQL, is moving to the Linux Foundation, offering a vendor-neutral, open-source alternative to MongoDB. DocumentDB's compatibility with MongoDB drivers and open source governance .. read more

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Deploy a containerized application with Kamal and Terraform

A Docker-first workflow combinesTerraformandKamalinto a lean, Elastic Beanstalk-ish alternative—without the bloat. Terraform spins up a three-tier VPC and wires it toECR. Kamal takes it from there, booting containers on a raw EC2 box: app, proxy, monitor. One script. Done... read more

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Measuring Developer Productivity with Amazon Q Developer and Jellyfish

Amazon Q Developer now plugs into Jellyfish. Teams get a clearer view of how AI fits into the real flow of work—prompt usage, code adoption, PR throughput. Not just surface stats. The setup pipes data from AWS S3 straight into Jellyfish’s analytics engine. It tags AI users, tracks velocity gains, an.. read more

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Sandboxed to Compromised: New Research Exposes Credential Exfiltration Paths in AWS Code Interpreters

Researchers poked holes insandboxed Bedrock AgentCore code interpreters—and found a way to leak execution role credentials through theMicroVM Metadata Service (MMDS). No outside network? Doesn’t matter. The exploit dodges basic string filters in requests and lets non-agentic code swipe AWS creds to .. read more

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