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Have you ever wanted faster type checking for Python without slowing down your workflow? Tools like MyPy can catch type errors, but they often feel slow or disconnected from the editor experience. This is where Pyright comes in. Pyright is a standards-based static type checker for Python designed for speed and fast feedback. It runs both as a command-line tool and as a language server, enabling real-time diagnostics while you write code. It integrates closely with Microsoft’s Python tooling and works across editors through the Language Server Protocol (LSP). What is Pyright? Pyright uses a project-based configuration system that defines which files are…

As a Cloud Service Provider (CSP), your customer base is incredibly diverse. The infrastructure needs of a budget-conscious small business differ wildly from those of a multinational enterprise requiring strict data isolation and deep management control.To maximize your Total Addressable Market (TAM) and provide the exact level of control, cost, and isolation your tenants need, you need a highly adaptable infrastructure strategy. Below, we break down five distinct deployment models—ranging from shared infrastructure to dedicated, large-scale fleets—to help you structure your service catalog and align your offerings with the right tenant profiles. 1. The Consolidated Domain This model can certainly…

Most phishing websites are little more than static copies of login pages for popular online destinations, and they are often quickly taken down by anti-abuse activists and security firms. But a stealthy new phishing-as-a-service offering lets customers sidestep both of these pitfalls: It uses cleverly disguised links to load the target brand’s real website, and then acts as a relay between the victim and the legitimate site — forwarding the victim’s username, password and multi-factor authentication (MFA) code to the legitimate site and returning its responses. There are countless phishing kits that would-be scammers can use to get started, but…

TORONTO—Ollie Sheldrick-Moyle, program manager at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the national energy corridor agreement announced by Ontario:  “Today, ten provinces and territories have come together to identify and advance new interprovincial transmission infrastructure, expand electricity trade within Canada to maximize the use of clean power, and push for federal support to help make it happen. Strengthening Canada’s electricity connections is key to energy sovereignty, competitiveness, and affordability—and today’s agreement moves the dial on all three. “A better-connected national grid will allow for a greater share of low-cost renewables by enabling the flow of electricity…

Welcome to Women in Construction Week. As we always say here at Constructech, the numbers tell a very interesting story, and it seems the data is trying to tell us something, if we are willing to listen to what it has to say. While 1.13 million women worked in the construction industry in 2006, that total fell to just 802,000 in 2012. What happened during that time to make the numbers drop so sharply? Simply, the 2008 Great Recession. However, since 2012, the number of female construction employees has increased. In 2024, women represented 11.2% of the construction workforce, which…

This week, Apple unveiled MacBook Pro models that run on the newly announced M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. The new Macs are available for pre-order now and hit stores on Wednesday, March 11. For that reason, it may come as a surprise that Apple is still expected to release an even bigger MacBook Pro update in 2026. MacBook Pro with touchscreen and OLED still on track for release in 2026 Following the official M5 Pro/Max MacBook Pro announcement last week, Mark Gurman reports in his Power On newsletter for Bloomberg today that “the touch-screen and OLED high-end MacBook is…

All-solid-state batteries (ASSB) are widely viewed as a safer and potentially more energy-dense alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Their performance depends strongly on how quickly ions can travel through solid electrolytes. Identifying materials that enable this rapid ion movement has traditionally required time-consuming synthesis and experimental characterization. Researchers also rely on computer simulations, but existing computational approaches often struggle to accurately model the complex and disordered behavior of ions at high temperatures. Another major difficulty is detecting and predicting when ions move through crystals in a liquid-like manner. Standard computational techniques that attempt to calculate the properties of such dynamically…

Have you ever wondered how Amazon and AliExpress managed to become a craze and conquer an endless population around the globe? Or how Shein and ASOS multiplied their ROI on online sales? With the rise of e-commerce app development, the secret is pretty simple and lies on the surface — they all have amazing online shopping apps that boast overall convenience, starting from the first glance at the product and ending with the signup of a loyalty card. Their clients can dive into shopping therapy and hold shopping marathons wherever they are — on the couch, on their way to…

The cost-of-change curve may be one of the most widely repeated “facts” in software development that is no longer true in the way most people think it is. For decades, software people have warned that the later you make a change, the more expensive it becomes. Many of us have seen this expressed as a steep curve: changes are cheap early in a project, but become dramatically more expensive later—especially after release. This can be seen in the nearby image, which was proposed by professor Barry Boehm based on his research. This curve has been influential. It has shaped how…

Federal authorities arrested 12 alleged members and associates of the 18th Street gang Thursday (March 5), saying the group ran a criminal network around Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park that mixed drug trafficking, illegal gambling, extortion, and violence. Investigators say the operation functioned as both a narcotics marketplace and a hub for underground gambling tied to gang control of the neighborhood. The arrests stem from a sweeping federal investigation that produced seven grand jury indictments targeting people prosecutors believe played key roles in the gang’s activities. 18th Street gangsters, associates arrested on federal indictments alleging murder, extortion, drug trafficking in L.A.’s…