Performance testing has never been easier to start, or more important to get right. As teams ship more AI generated code, performance problems are slipping through, and they tend to surface during your highest traffic moments. In this episode, Joe Colantonio talks with Lars Holmberg, lead maintainer of the open source Locust project, and Abhinav Premsekhar of Microsoft's Azure App Testing team. They explain how AI is changing load testing, from script creation to results analysis. You'll see live

📝Tweet, 📄 Paper We introduce TasteVal, a benchmark that measures the experimental research taste of AI models on AI R&D tasks. We define research taste as the ability to pick interesting problems to solve, design experiments, and interpret experimental results. TasteVal measures the experimental component of research taste; given a fixed research problem, we measure how well a model iteratively designs experiments and draws conclusions from their outcomes. In the AI Futures Model,

You may have seen factions of the left being opposed to current attempts to regulate the AI industry, despite the fact that they clearly also want to stop AI. I think I can explain why we're talking past each other. To do this, I will define three different types of AI risk: AI does exactly what some random guy wants: hacking, biorisk, terrorismAI does exactly what people currently in power want (or puts people in power): military usage, job losses, wealth concentration, mass surveillanceAI does

Do you wanna hear something weird about ghost hunting TV shows? In this classic Spooktober special, Rae finds out the truth behind some of the gadgets and tech used to "detect spirits" on some ghost hunting TV shows. 👀 WHO ARE WE? Weird Tech is a Weird Tech Media production and a proud member of the iHeart Network. 🎙️ Hosts: Rae Johnston and Tegan Jones 💻 Edited by Sam Blacker from the Podcast Butler 🎵 Music: More Than A Game by ColorFilm Music 🔔 FOLLOW US: YouTube Instagram TikTok Twitter/XSee

The NYC Council convened all fifty-one members yesterday for sworn testimony from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Meta — and subpoenaed SpaceXAI after it ignored the request entirely. A ten-bill package on the table includes mandatory third-party validation, whistleblower bounties, and twenty-four-hour incident reporting. Also: OpenAI and Anthropic both backing an international body with pause authority, and Altman tells Fortune there will be no IPO this year.

Keith Parsons talks with Mary Bull from Internet2 to discuss the history and widespread deployment of eduroam, a global Wi-Fi roaming service supporting research and education networks. Together they discuss the technical scale of the US eduroam infrastructure, recent load-balancing improvements, and strategies for modernizing campus Wi-Fi. AdSpot Sponsor: Meter Most IT teams are managing... Read more »

Skylock's Wearable Kit is a compact RF counter-drone system now in operational service — detecting hostile drones out to two kilometers and jamming out to three, with Ukrainian troops, the US Army in Europe, and the IDF in Gaza all using it. But how does jamming actually work when drones hop frequencies and spread their signals thin? This episode unpacks the inverse-square law, signal-to-noise ratios, FHSS and DSSS, and the barrage-versus-spot jamming tradeoff — and explains why jamming range is

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/aembit-extends-access-controls-to-personal-ai-agents. That raises the risk of sensitive data exposure, unauthorized changes, and activity that is difficult to distinguish from the employee’s Check more stories related to undefined at: https://hackernoon.com/c/undefined. You can also check exclusive content about #cybersecurity, #aembit, #cybernewswire, #press-release,

BlockHash Morning Brief — October 6, 2026 | Ethereum's Glamsterdam Upgrade, CFTC Crypto Rules, Denmark's Record BreachCaius and Julius break down Tuesday's biggest tech stories: Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade activates on the Sepolia testnet this morning, the CFTC proposes landmark crypto trading rules after the CLARITY Act's collapse, Denmark confirms the biggest cyberattack in its history, South Korea battles suspected AI-powered bank hacks, and robotic arms are headed to the International

Nvidia-backed Reflection unveiled Beam, a US open-weights model taking on Chinese labs. Plus, SemiAnalysis said Claude subscriptions were a better deal than OpenAI's, Meta and Microsoft cut back on Claude, Mistral dropped le Chonk, and ChatGPT faked New Yorker cartoonists' signatures.NYC-based Reflection unveils Beam, an open model it says rivals GLM-5.2 on reasoning while using 3x-4x less compute and approaches Qwen3.8-Max on agentic tasks (Semafor) Nvidia-backed Reflection pitches Beam to

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/superform-activates-earn-strategies-for-tokenized-stocks-on-base-powered-by-aave. Tokenization brought familiar assets onchain. It did not make those assets productive. SuperStocks is Superform’s family of products built on supported Check more stories related to undefined at: https://hackernoon.com/c/undefined. You can also check exclusive content about #web3,

Lachlan and James break down Claude Code versions 2.1.290 and 2.1.291, highlighting new hourly refills for WebSearch budgets and pagination support for truncated WebFetch pages. They also cover critical regression fixes and expanded permission prompts for Bash commands with wildcards.

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/ai-coding-tip-039-write-your-own-zeroth-law.List every action the AI must never take for this project, including the ones you'd never expect it to try. Check more stories related to programming at: https://hackernoon.com/c/programming. You can also check exclusive content about #programming, #artificial-intelligence, #software-engineering, #software-architecture,

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/when-five-minutes-becomes-a-requirement. Why precise requirements can be misleading when the underlying evidence is approximate, and how to trace a number back to its real basis. Check more stories related to programming at: https://hackernoon.com/c/programming. You can also check exclusive content about #software-engineering, #requirements-engineering,

Envision has announced it may wind down. If no partner takes the company on, active development of the Envision and Ally apps stops on December 31, 2026. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece read the Envision founders' statement in full and look at what it means for blind and low vision users, for people who own Ally Solos glasses, and for other smart glasses makers. The episode opens with a tribute to Brett Halle, the Apple engineer who helped build Mac OS X.Brett Halle died on October 1, 2026. His friend

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/new-generation-of-crypto-miners-released-by-asicid. The series includes the IDMINER HomeRack, IDMINER 2 and IDMINER 1, with configurations ranging from 1,150 TH/s to 9,600 TH/s of Bitcoin Check more stories related to undefined at: https://hackernoon.com/c/undefined. You can also check exclusive content about #web3, #crypto-mining, #chainwire, #press-release,

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/changer-launches-stablecoin-first-self-custodial-wallet-to-make-stablecoins-easier-to-use. Check more stories related to undefined at: https://hackernoon.com/c/undefined. You can also check exclusive content about #web3, #stablecoin, #chainwire, #press-release, #stablecoin-adoption, #stablecoin-regulation, #blockchain-development, #good-company, and more.

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This episode summarizes the news in Payments and Fintech for the week of Sept 28-Oct 2, 2026. It is a longer version that includes the 150 news of the week. This episode is sponsored by PayKademy, the first business academy to learn Payments and Fintech at paykademy.com. We hope you enjoyed it and see you tomorrow for our next edition. Thanks to Prominnov for making these podcasts possible. Useful links: https://www.paykademy.com https://www.prominnov.com https://www.baypayforum.com and

With 130% dispersion between the best and worst of the top 20 assets over 30 days, Matt Hougan calls that the healthiest signal digital assets has produced in a decade, because it means fundamentals finally drive price. He says the bottom was June, the bull market has started, and the next leg comes from wire house advisors allocating in Q4. Sal Ternullo walks through why Near was mispriced against its intents revenue, the inflation reduction proposal taking emissions from 2.5% to 1.6%, and why the