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When I was building SwiftBash I made surprisingly quick headway on the basic CLI utilities — jq, awk, sed, grep. Each one is a small, well-scoped language, and once you sit down with the spec it really is just a parser and an evaluator. Then I hit a wall. The two CLIs I reach for most as a working developer aren’t tiny languages — they’re gh and glab, the GitHub and GitLab clients. And right next to them, the granddaddy of all dev CLIs: git. These aren’t 2,000-line tools. gh alone is roughly fifty thousand lines of Go, with subcommand…

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Last year, at Cisco Live 2025 in Las Vegas, I was reviewing everything for my session “DEVNET-3707 – Network Telemetry and AI for Network Incident Response“. I always test my demos before my session, so I can be calm knowing it will work. However, this time during testing, I noticed the metrics in my Grafana dashboard were not showing up. I panicked and started troubleshooting. After a while I found an error in the Python script that was collecting telemetry data using NETCONF, but didn’t know why. Supposedly my script should always work regardless of the environment but it was…

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What you need to knowThe Fitbit app is becoming the Google Health app starting May 19 following an automatic OTA update.Fitbit data will automatically carry over to Google Health, and Google Fit users will be invited to migrate their data later this year.Fitbit Premium is now Google Health Premium, and the annual plan is now $20 more expensive. However, it’s free for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in more than 30 countries.Google is no stranger to high-profile acquisitions, and we’ve seen the blueprint before. It buys a company, and eventually, the ecosystem becomes one with Google’s own ecosystem. We…

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National Nanotechnology Day 2025 Activities The nanotechnology community helped amplify National Nanotechnology Day through posts, celebrations, podcasts and contests that captured the energy and enthusiasm of the day. A snapshot of the highlights may be found below. Explore more by browsing the #NationalNanoDay and #NationalNanotechnologyDay hashtags. Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI) Hosted an Image Contest 2025. In honor of National Nanotechnology Day, October 9th, the National Nanotechnology Coordinated Infrastructure (NNCI) hosted the annual Plenty of Beauty at the Bottom image contest. The Minnesota Nano Center Coordinated Hands on Activities for 60 6th Graders The Minnesota Nano Center celebrated by hosting 60…

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Anthropic today launched Claude Managed Agents as a research preview. Dreaming extends memory by reviewing past sessions to find patterns and help agents self-improve. We’re also making outcomes, multiagent orchestration, and webhooks available to developers building with Managed Agents. Together, these updates make agents more capable at handling complex tasks with minimal steering. Build self-improving agents with dreaming Dreaming is a scheduled process that reviews your agent sessions and memory stores, extracts patterns, and curates memories so your agents improve over time. You decide how much control you want: dreaming can update memory automatically, or you can review changes before they land.…

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As road safety challenges evolve, brands are looking beyond traditional awareness campaigns to find new ways of influencing behaviour in everyday moments. Allianz Ireland created Seat Belters to explore how creativity, technology and data could be applied to make safer driving a more natural part of daily life. How music can help with road-safety With excess speed linked to more than half of fatal road crashes worldwide, road safety today is less about raising awareness and more about driving real?world behavioural change. Allianz saw an opportunity to reach drivers through a universal, everyday medium that emotionally connects with people and has been…

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Lawmakers in Washington are preparing to take a deeper look at the booming sports betting business, zeroing in on how it could be reshaping competition and trust in games across the country. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, who leads the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Technology, and Data Privacy, has scheduled a May 20 hearing to dig into the issue. The session will explore how legalized betting, now widespread, is influencing both pro leagues and college athletics. Rapid expansion of legalized sports betting Since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) in 2018, states…

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Telenor is establishing a new Norwegian sovereign cloud company designed for organisations with the most stringent requirements for security, resilience and regulatory compliance The company will be named Telenor Sovereign Cloud and was announced in connection with a visit from Norway’s Minister of Digitalisation, Karianne Tung. “Norwegian organisations need modern, scalable cloud services that at the same time provide full national control. We see a clear and growing need in both the private and public sectors. With Telenor Sovereign Cloud, we aim to deliver a solution that combines scalable cloud technology with Norwegian governance, operations and security”, says Jannicke Hilland,…

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A scientific breakthrough reaches its full potential only when it empowers others to replicate and expand upon findings, pushing the boundaries of science even further. At Google Research, we recognize that open-source software and open-access datasets are drivers of modern science. We believe that creating these resources responsibly and maintaining them through partnerships with the global scientific community embodies the spirit of collaboration. In this way, we uphold the principles of open science, ensuring that innovation is not a siloed event but a catalyst for worldwide progress.Whether it’s the Transformer architecture that reshaped automated language processing, or our specialized models…

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Digital native companies were born on data. They hire engineers the way banks hire analysts. They ship software for a living. So when 1,200+ executives were surveyed for a new report from The Economist, you might expect digital natives to be the furthest along in making AI operational. The data suggests something more useful: digital natives are ahead in AI ambition and breadth of deployment, but they are not uniformly ahead in full operational maturity.Scaling is the priority. Full stop.Among the eight industries surveyed, digital native executives are the most likely to name “embed AI across core business processes at…

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