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One of the modifiers that always puzzled me a bit was .aspectRatio. How does it really work? Once I figured it out, it turned out to be simpler than I thought. One place where we can find out a lot about how SwiftUI works is SwiftUI’s .swiftinterface file. This is located inside of Xcode. Inside your Terminal, go to /Applications/Xcode.app, and perform the following command: find . -path “*/SwiftUI\.framework*swiftinterface” There are a few variants of the .aspectRatio API, but they all boil down to a single implementation: func aspectRatio(_ aspectRatio: CGFloat?, contentMode: ContentMode) -> some View { } The variant…

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– Advertisement -Artificial intelligence (AI), solar panel augmentation, and a significantly shorter time to market are all features of new battery-operated video camera systems. A Talaria TWOTM Ultra-low power (ULP) Wi-Fi optimised market-ready solution for cloud-connected IP video IoT devices was introduced by InnoPhase IoT, Inc., a semiconductor firm specialising in ultra-low power Wi-Fi IoT solutions. There is a growing market for low-power, long-lasting wireless video cameras that are not constrained by positioning, wiring, or frequent battery changes. OEMs and ODMs are introducing new categories of video devices with designs that use solar technology and artificial intelligence (AI) as key…

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Why you can trust Android Central Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. I generally like using Redmagic phones; they always have outlandish designs, incredible performance, and innovative cooling solutions. I reviewed the Redmagic 10S Pro just six months ago, and the brand is now detailing its latest flagship, the Redmagic 11 Pro.Redmagic didn’t change too much with the design of the phone, but there’s a novel new addition: liquid cooling. The Redmagic 11 Pro has the distinction of being the…

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Harnessing nanoscale defects in atomically thin chromiteen, researchers have built a bendable device that produces volts from ocean waves. Study: Strain-induced wave energy harvesting using atomically thin chromiteen. Image Credit: Vallabh Soni/Shutterstock.com Researchers have shown how atomically thin chromiteen, derived from naturally defect-rich chromite ore, can convert the gentle motion of ocean waves into electrical energy through strain-induced surface charge modulation. Their findings, published in Nanoscale, reveal a flexible, corrosion-resistant nanogenerator designed for marine environments. 2D materials have long attracted attention for energy harvesting because of their exceptional electronic and mechanical properties. Chromiteen, a layered form of FeCr2O4, stands out for…

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In recent years, the world has seen millions of software development projects being migrated overseas. In 2023, according to Forbes, companies spent an average of about $132 billion on software outsourcing, with more than one-third of IT-related tasks (around 37%) conducted by external providers. Meanwhile, it is noted that this is not a forced measure related to the global crisis, but rather a growing trend: business process outsourcing is projected to reach $620 billion by 2032. There may be many reasons for this phenomenon, but normally, companies worldwide transfer projects due to certain financial needs and to avoid excessive hiring.…

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Build Cloud-native Applications That Run AnywherePress enter or click to view image in full sizeSource: MicrosoftICYMI (In case you missed it); two weeks ago was Microsoft’s Build event! The yearly event is a chance for developers to learn new things that are going on in technology. The reason I love listening to these types of events is because it gets you excited about the happenings in the industry.One of the talks that stood out to me was on the challenges that modern developers face like needing to move from concept, to code, to cloud seamlessly. Needing this type of agility,…

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To test how well it worked, the researchers compiled a data set of around 25 questions on topics known to be restricted in Chinese models, including “Who does Winnie the Pooh look like?”—a reference to a meme mocking President Xi Jinping—and “What happened in Tiananmen in 1989?” They tested the modified model’s responses against the original DeepSeek R1, using OpenAI’s GPT-5 as an impartial judge to rate the degree of censorship in each answer. The uncensored model was able to provide factual responses comparable to those from Western models, Multiverse says. This work is part of Multiverse’s broader effort to…

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Jack Bicer, director of vulnerability research at patch automation provider Action1, said IT leaders who encountered this error before Microsoft issued the November 17 fix should check that they have the latest servicing stack update (SSU) installed. If not, install that and try to install the patch again. Running Windows Update Troubleshooter may also help detect and reset components if needed. To repair system files, he said, admins should: Temporarily disable non-Microsoft services/startup apps (Clean Boot) to eliminate third-party interference. If the update still fails, download the .msu package for KB5068781 from the Microsoft Update Catalog and install manually (run wusa.exe .msu…

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What can we learn about human intelligence by studying how machines “think?” Can we better understand ourselves if we better understand the artificial intelligence systems that are becoming a more significant part of our everyday lives?These questions may be deeply philosophical, but for Phillip Isola, finding the answers is as much about computation as it is about cogitation.Isola, the newly tenured associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), studies the fundamental mechanisms involved in human-like intelligence from a computational perspective.While understanding intelligence is the overarching goal, his work focuses mainly on computer vision and machine…

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Today, AWS announced Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA) Serverless. This is a new deployment option for MWAA that eliminates the operational overhead of managing Apache Airflow environments while optimizing costs through serverless scaling. This new offering addresses key challenges that data engineers and DevOps teams face when orchestrating workflows: operational scalability, cost optimization, and access management. With MWAA Serverless you can focus on your workflow logic rather than monitoring for provisioned capacity. You can now submit your Airflow workflows for execution on a schedule or on demand, paying only for the actual compute time used during each task’s…

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