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Incremental improvements fail to generate much excitement, but Google’s Pixel 11 is still an accomplished Android phone.

Getting your folder or file to github can be a bit of an off vibe due to the many steps especially if it's your first commit, but getting these steps right will make it easy for the other folders or files you will push afterwards.Let’s dive in CREATING A LOCAL FOLDER Depending on the OS you are using you can use Git Bash or the Terminal. For Linux which is what I am using I will use the Terminal First Step Start by creating a folder in the terminal: mkdir your project folder name . then change directory: cd ~/to the folder you have just created Now we need to format our folder by creating a few files inside it Data file README.md code file if you will be using code. To check if you have created these files inside your folder: run:, ls This calls out all the files that are inside your folder. Let's tackle the files we have just added. Data Folder Run command: mkdir data This creates a data folder. This is where you will add your data e.g Excel or CSV files that you will be using to run your analysis or your project. README.md Run command: touch README.md This where you will give an overview of your work, the reason you are doing the analysis,how you collected your data,the tools you used to run the analysis..Basically README.md is a file that guides anyone who goes through your analysis or project on the steps you took while doing your analysis or project.Think of it as the introduction at the start of your favourite book or novel. To write all of this you will run the command echo "#give your project a name or describe your project" >README.md README.md uses markdown language reason for the # at the beginning of the quotation.When writing the headings or subtitles use capital letters or proper style. For subtitles you need to add two ## at the beginning. If you want to write more content without overwriting what you have previously written inside the README.md file you will need to use double greater signs(>>) at the end of the quotation,run: echo #your message” >>R

Jason Kelce joked that people should cool data centers with their pee, rather than potable water -- but his suggestion is not completely ludicrous.

Affected users told TechCrunch they were using Grok Lite, and noticed the issues as early as Wednesday morning.

Ramp has launched its own AI model routing service, dubbed Router, that lets users and companies use and switch between various large language models via an API.

Fusion power startup Inertia Enterprises reduced the fuel filling process from a week to just a few hours. It's one of ten hurdles the company must overcome to make a profitable power plant.

Patreon is overhauling how creators get discovered, adding short-form Clips, topic-based communities, and a revamped recommendation system designed to give smaller creators more visibility.

Google's new HiLight notification LED on the Pixel 11 Pro is nearly useless. Out of the box, the only two things it can glow for are when the phone is face down and you're interacting with Gemini, or when you get a call from a favorite contact. And even then, it can only glow one […]

Y Combinator alumnus Apollo Atomics is shrinking a key nuclear reactor part, which promises to slash the cost of electricity below natural gas.

a16z’s Borderless Founder network initiative supports immigrant and international founders. 'Having one foot in your home country, and one foot in Silicon Valley," is an advantage, the firm believes.

Most document pipelines have a reflex. A PDF comes in, and the first instinct is: run OCR, then parse it. That reflex costs time and money on documents that never needed it in the first place. Here's the distinction that gets skipped over. A PDF generated from Word, from an invoicing system, from a web page, from almost any modern software, is "born digital." Every character on the page is already stored as text, positioned and selectable, the same way this article's text is selectable in your browser. A scanned PDF is different: it's a photograph of a page, a grid of pixels with no text underneath it at all. OCR exists to solve that second problem. It reads the pixels and reconstructs a text layer that wasn't there. PDF OCR is PDF4me's endpoint for exactly that job, and its own documentation lists "Intelligent Processing: skip OCR when text is already searchable to optimize performance" as a named feature, which is the whole thesis of this article in one line. But if the PDF already has a text layer, running it through OCR first is a wasted step: extra processing time, extra cost, extra room for OCR to introduce recognition errors into text that was already perfect. A large share of the PDFs moving through business automation, generated invoices, exported reports, system-generated confirmations, contracts drafted in Word and exported to PDF, are born digital from the start. They don't need OCR. They need something that can read the text layer that's already there and pull out exactly the values that matter. That's what Extract Text by Expression does. One regex, one endpoint POST https://api.pdf4me.com/api/v2/ExtractTextByExpression No OCR step. No AI model. No template you have to build in a dashboard first. The request is small: Parameter Type Required Description docContent Base64 String Yes The source PDF, Base64-encoded docName String Yes Filename with .pdf extension expression String Yes A standard regular expression: groups, quantifiers, and anchors all supp

Fix Next.js "params should be awaited" Error in Next.js 15+ If you are seeing the params should be awaited Next.js error after upgrading to Next.js 15 or following an older App Router tutorial, you are not alone. The error usually looks something like this: Route "/blog/[slug]" used params.slug. params should be awaited before using its properties. Sometimes it appears with searchParams . Sometimes it appears with cookies() or headers() . And sometimes the page still seems to work, but your terminal keeps shouting at you. This article will slow it down and explain the fix in a beginner-friendly way. No deep framework lecture first. Just the actual problem, the broken code, the fixed code, and the reason it works. What This Error Means in Plain English In older Next.js code, you may have treated params like a normal JavaScript object. Something like this: const slug = params . slug ; That used to feel natural. If your route was: /blog/[slug] and the user opened: /blog/my-first-post you expected: params . slug ; // "my-first-post" In newer Next.js versions, especially Next.js 15+, some request-based values became asynchronous. That means you should treat them like values that need to be waited for before you read from them. So instead of reading params.slug directly, you do this: const { slug } = await params ; That is the heart of the fix. The error is not saying your route is missing. It is not saying your [slug] folder is wrong. It is saying: You are trying to read route data before awaiting it. The common flow: the page loads, the code reads params.slug directly, Next.js expects params to be awaited, and the error appears. Why This Changed Next.js has a group of features called Dynamic APIs . That sounds more complicated than it is. In simple terms, Dynamic APIs are values that depend on the current request. For example: What route did the user open? What query string is in the URL? What cookies came with this request? What headers came with this request? Is draft

The next-generation robotaxi, called the Waymo Ojai, is central to the company's push towards mass scale, and eventually, profitability.

SpaceX was reportedly in talks to buy AI coding startup Cognition. SpaceX has already acquired Cursor as it races to catch up to rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic in enterprise AI.

Já faz tempo que você tem vem utilizando o UTL_HTTP direto do banco de dados e o o MAKE_REST_REQUEST do APEX. Porém, certo dia, você precisa fazer uma chamada REST para um fornecedor que não aceita qualquer conexão, o firewall dele só aceita os IPs previamente liberados. Ele te pergunta qual o seu IP público e você fica mudo porque está acessando o banco de dados pelo IP interno e não faz ideia de qual seja o IP pelo qual ele sai para a internet. É, aconteceu comigo também. Vou colocar a solução aqui. Coisa bem simples e rápida. A primeira coisa que iremos fazer é uma chamada HTTP para o ipify. Ele vai retornar o teu IP como resposta. SET SERVEROUTPUT ON DECLARE l_response CLOB ; BEGIN --Se estiver na rodando em Autonomous Database, você precisa trocar para HTTPS. l_response := UTL_HTTP . REQUEST ( ' http://api.ipify.org ' ); DBMS_OUTPUT . PUT_LINE ( ' Meu IP: ' || l_response ); END ; É isso. O IP retornado pelo ipify é o IP público que o seu Banco de Dados Oracle está usando para acessar a internet. Esse é o IP que você pode enviar ao seu fornecedor para que ele seja liberado na whitelist. Teve algum erro de permissão para acessar? Peça para o DBA liberar o ipify para o seu owner. Não tem DBA? Pode seguir com os comandos abaixo com SYS (se estiver em ambiente de produção é bom que entenda o que fazem os comando abaixo, para não correr risco de perder qualquer configuraçao): SELECT * FROM DBA_NETWORK_ACLS ; BEGIN DBMS_NETWORK_ACL_ADMIN . CREATE_ACL ( acl => ' ipify.xml ' , description => ' Permissoes para acessar a api.ipify.org ' , principal => ' YOUR_OWNER ' , is_grant => TRUE , privilege => ' connect ' ); END ; BEGIN DBMS_NETWORK_ACL_ADMIN . ASSIGN_ACL ( ' ipify.xml ' , ' *.ipify.org ' ); END ; BEGIN DBMS_NETWORK_ACL_ADMIN . ADD_PRIVILEGE ( acl => ' ipify.xml ' , principal => ' YOUR_OWNER ' , is_grant => TRUE , privilege => ' connect ' , position => null ); END ; Se esse pequeno artigo te serviu para alguma coisa ou se algo não funcionou como esperado, comenta aq

A rollback plan tells you how to undo an AI change, but not what breaks first when the change stays in place. Most production incidents do not begin with a deliberate rollback; they begin with an unexpected failure mode that the author never tested. I now treat a passing fault drill as a precondition for reviewing any AI-generated server patch. The drill runs on a disposable server before a human reads a single line of the diff. Why a rollback plan is not enough A rollback plan answers a question about the past: how do we return the system to a known state? A fault drill answers a question about the future: what happens when this change meets a condition the author did not imagine? The second question decides whether you get paged at 3 a.m. A change with a perfect rollback can still fail in a way that nobody notices until the data is gone. Free model access changes the economics of this argument, because generation stops being the bottleneck and verification starts. When a draft is nearly free, the cheapest verification is the one that breaks the change on purpose. A rollback plan is documentation; a fault drill is evidence. Documentation tells you what should happen, while evidence tells you what actually happens on a real service manager. The fault drill in five steps The workflow assumes two cheap resources: a model that generates failure hypotheses from a diff, and a server that can be destroyed after the drill. MonkeyCode's free model access covers the first, and its free server option covers the second, so a drill costs almost nothing. Disclosure: This article was prepared as part of MonkeyCode's product outreach. Any ephemeral VM or container host works if you prefer a different provider. 1. Generate failure modes before you apply anything Ask the model to enumerate failure modes for the diff, and forbid it from proposing fixes, because fixes are a distraction at this stage. The prompt below is the one I use, and it produces a catalog that the drill can test.

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The embargo has lifted on Google's Pixel 11 series, as well as for its Pixel Watch 5. Now we get to talk smack - just kidding, the new hardware is good. We have four reviews live on the site that you can peruse at your leisure. We're giving subscribers a chance to engage with us […]

Google’s new voice typing is pure magic, but subpar gaming performance and a useless rear LED keep these flagships from true greatness.