Unethical Ways to Manage Technical Debt: Is ignoring it unethical?: Queue: Vol 24, No 4
You can ignore it, tie it to unrelated company initiatives, or feign ignorance and
simply not offer solutions that add to it. Or… you can adopt more above-board techniques
such as Crawl/Walk/Run and the Reverse Farmer’s Rule, which reframe projects so ...
Inside OpenAI, coding agents are reshaping AI research. Explore early data on agent usage, experiment velocity, task complexity, and research acceleration.
Iranian cyber spies target aviation, fintech developers with new malware
In a report published Tuesday, Kaspersky said it first discovered NodeRabbit on a system in Afghanistan and later identified variants on systems in Egypt and Ethiopia.
The memory industry is going through a supercycle for the history books. In 2023 the industry was at the bottom of its worst slump ever, facing negative industry-wide profits. Samsung cut production 50% and both SK Hynix and Micron posted negative gross margins! ChatGPT launched. Stargate alone would require
A multimodal request is not a text request with a picture attached. Walking the two side by side — payload, token accounting, cache identity, cost variance, and the encode stage — and showing what llm-d does about each difference. Sub-second TTFT p90 across a 5-40 req/s ladder and +44% throughput over round-robin on 16 H200s.
containerd 1.7 Ends September 1, 2026 — the Last 1.x Line Under Your Kubernetes Nodes
containerd 1.7, the final 1.x release line, reaches end of life on September 1, 2026 after three and a half years as an LTS. It is the container runtime under most Kubernetes nodes and Docker hosts — and the component almost no inventory lists. What changes, the 1.x to 2.x migration reality, and why 2.3 LTS (April 2028) is the landing zone.
Ugh... This is ridiculous | Apple Maps Renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ After Trump Order
Apple Inc. renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America” on its maps service, following a similar move by Alphabet Inc.’s Google, in the wake of an order from US President Donald Trump.
This is how I'm looking at my next Mac purchase. | Which Mac for Local LLMs in 2026?
Pick a Mac for local LLMs by unified memory first: how much RAM and bandwidth you need, real tok/s by chip, the M5 Mac Studio timing, and exactly what to buy.
At the end of the previous article
we watched a module fill in a struct net_device_ops (include/linux/netdevice.h:1436), hand it to register_netdev() (net/core/dev.c:11531), and walk away. That’s a promise: here are my function pointers, call me when you need the hardware. What we never got to see is the other half of the promise — who calls them, and what happens in between the wire and your program.
So let’s go look. We’re going to follow one packet all the way in, and then one packet all the way back out.
Our Favorite Management Tips on Learning from Failure
Our Management Tip of the Day newsletter continues to be one of HBR’s most popular newsletters. In this article, we’ve compiled 10 of our favorite tips on learning from failure, from how to apologize to a customer to how to get your team back on track when a project is failing.