March 30, 2025
Hi folks, I installed Prometheus with Helm and later manually changed some resources (e.g., switched services from ClusterIP to LoadBalancer). Now I need to bring these modifications back into Helm's configuration without manually updating the values file. Has anyone tackled this before? Any tools or best practices would be appreciated. Thanks submitted by /u/lev-13 [comments] Source link
March 30, 2025
I recently made a tool that helps you navigate the reddit, twitter, and financial landscape easier by using only natural language. The platform is built on an LLM/AI model that is given access to reddit / twitter API's and updated financial data backed by yahoo finance and bloomberg. submitted by /u/Outrageous-Hour1105 [comments] Source link
March 30, 2025
Lets say I license my app (native app, not web) under GPL v3. does this allow my app to use proprietary/closed source or non GPL compatible libraries (excluding OS APIs which i know are allowed) does this put any restrictions on (dynamically linked) plugins written for the app? What if i were to license it LGPL 3 instead? does that change the answer for the 2 questions i asked? does change change anything else as well? My understanding is that for GPL v3, it forces the app to use GPL compatible libraries and forces plugins to be GPL compatible too,
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Forward-looking: Downscaling has long been the driving force in technological progress – from boosting computing power through smaller transistors to advancing display technology with micro-LEDs. Now, researchers from Zhejiang University and the University of Cambridge are pushing the boundaries of LED innovation even further, unveiling the world’s smallest LEDs: nano-PeLEDs, based on perovskite semiconductors. These nano-PeLEDs feature pixel lengths as small as 90 nanometers, enabling an unprecedented pixel density of 127,000 pixels per inch (PPI). For comparison, a typical 27-inch 4K gaming monitor has a pixel density of just 163 PPI. “Making electronic devices smaller is an everlasting pursuit for
March 30, 2025
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March 30, 2025
A prominent computer scientist who has spent 20 years publishing academic papers on cryptography, privacy, and cybersecurity has gone incommunicado, had his professor profile, email account, and phone number removed by his employer Indiana University, and had his homes raided by the FBI. No one knows why. Xiaofeng Wang has a long list of prestigious titles. He was the associate dean for research at Indiana University’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering, a fellow at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a tenured professor at Indiana University at
March 30, 2025
The giant financial news site Bloomberg “has been experimenting with using AI to help produce its journalism,” reports the New York Times. But “It hasn’t always gone smoothly.” While Bloomberg announced on January 15 that it would add three AI-generated bullet points at the top of articles as a summary, “The news outlet has had to correct at least three dozen A.I.-generated summaries of articles published this year.” (This Wednesday they published a “hallucinated” date for the start of U.S. auto tariffs, and earlier in March claimed president Trump had imposed tariffs on Canada in 2024, while other errors have
March 30, 2025
This is a submission for the Future Writing Challenge: How Technology Is Changing Things. Dear Liz, In the world we live in today, technology has become the cornerstone of our daily functions, being integrated into every sector of our lives. Across industries from hospitality to beauty, education, and beyond, technology has left its mark. Whether we notice it or not, its presence is undeniable. In the past, technology was reserved for the highly skilled, requiring specialized knowledge to navigate. But as time goes on, even the layman seems to have become increasingly reliant on it. Now, artificial intelligence is handling