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IndiaNDTV ·

Trump Dismisses AI Existential Risk, Vows to Lead Tech Race Against China

US President Donald Trump has rejected warnings that artificial intelligence poses an existential threat to humanity, calling such concerns a hoax. Trump argued that the United States cannot afford to fall behind China in the global race for AI dominance. Rather than supporting formal regulatory guardrails, he insisted the only oversight needed was a strong and intelligent president. Trump made the remarks with a self-referential tone, suggesting he himself fulfills that requirement.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Cornelis Networks raises $205M to challenge Nvidia with new AI fabric tech

AI infrastructure startup Cornelis Networks has raised $205 million in fresh funding aimed at competing with Nvidia's dominance in the AI hardware space. Alongside the funding announcement, the company unveiled a new product called Active Compute Fabric. The technology is designed as a networking solution that addresses a key inefficiency in GPU computing, where processors frequently sit idle waiting for data to be delivered. By targeting this bottleneck, Cornelis hopes to improve overall AI compute performance and utilization.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

How to Host a Static Website on Amazon S3 Without a Server

Amazon S3 can serve static websites directly from a storage bucket without requiring any EC2 instance or server management. To enable this, users must activate static website hosting under the bucket's Properties tab and define an index document and an optional error document. AWS blocks public access to all new buckets by default, so this setting must be manually disabled and a bucket policy granting public read access must be explicitly added. Once these steps are complete, the site becomes accessible to anyone via a dedicated S3 website endpoint URL. The exercise highlights a key AWS concept: an object existing in a bucket is not the same as that object being publicly reachable.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Jensen Huang Puts Trump on Speakerphone at All-In Summit to Dismiss AI Fears

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took a live call from President Trump while onstage at the All-In Summit on Monday, placing the call on speakerphone for the audience. Trump addressed growing public concerns about artificial intelligence, calling fears over the technology a 'hoax' and asserting that robots would not take over the world. It was not the first time Huang has received a call from the president during a public appearance. The moment came amid a busy week for AI news, following Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's weekend essay titled 'We Must Pace the Frontier,' in which he advocated for a slower approach to AI development.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Cloud Computing and AWS Basics: Key Concepts Every Beginner Should Know

Cloud computing delivers on-demand IT resources — including compute, storage, and networking — over the internet, fundamentally changing how infrastructure is provisioned and managed. Unlike traditional setups that require purchasing and maintaining physical hardware, cloud platforms allow organizations to provision resources quickly through web interfaces, APIs, or automation tools. Businesses adopt cloud infrastructure primarily for scalability, faster provisioning, and reduced upfront capital investment, though overall costs depend heavily on architecture and usage patterns. AWS organizes its global infrastructure into Regions and Availability Zones, and understanding this structure is essential for designing reliable cloud environments. The article outlines seven foundational AWS services recommended for beginners, emphasizing that cloud literacy is valuable beyond engineering roles alone.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

How Webruno Built a Flexible React-Based Visual Page Editor Architecture

Webruno, a visual website builder platform, faced significant engineering challenges in designing a flexible and reliable page editor using React. Rather than storing raw HTML, the team chose to save structured JSON representations of pages, making components reusable and layouts easier to manage. A central component registry maps each element to its React implementation, allowing new components to be added without breaking existing websites. The architecture also handles responsive behavior at the component configuration level and includes data migration strategies to prevent old customer pages from breaking after platform updates. Additionally, the structured page format enables AI to generate website layouts by suggesting component arrangements, with the platform controlling the final rendered output.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

GPT-5.6 Luna vs GPT-6 Astra: Can a Budget AI Model Handle Code Review?

A comparison between two AI models, GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-6 Astra, has been published by Entelligence AI, examining their suitability for code review tasks. The analysis centers on whether the lower-cost GPT-5.6 Luna, priced at approximately $1.20, can compete with the more advanced GPT-6 Astra. The piece evaluates performance trade-offs between cost efficiency and capability in a software development context. The article gained traction on Hacker News, drawing 13 comments and 25 upvotes from the developer community.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Developer Seeks Salesforce Data Cloud Communities for Real-World Implementation Help

A developer currently working on a Salesforce Data Cloud implementation has put out a call to connect with others in the field. They are looking for active communities on platforms such as Discord, Slack, and Reddit where practitioners share hands-on experience. Areas of particular interest include Data Streams, Data Kits, Identity Resolution, DevOps, and cross-environment deployments. The developer is focused on practical knowledge — including troubleshooting, architecture decisions, and lessons learned — rather than official documentation alone. Anyone working on similar Data Cloud projects has been invited to reach out directly.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Developer builds free browser-based room planner using OpenAI Codex and React

A developer has created Small Room Planner, a free browser tool that lets users design furniture layouts in 2D and preview them in 3D without requiring a signup. Built with Astro, React, TypeScript, SVG, and Three.js, the tool stores all edits locally in IndexedDB unless the user chooses to share a snapshot. OpenAI Codex was used throughout development for implementation and debugging, with the workflow centered on small iterative cycles guided by an AGENTS.md constraints file. Key technical lessons included separating stored measurements from visual rendering, collapsing furniture-drag events into single undo steps, and loading the 3D preview only on demand. The project is still in early stages, with the developer currently focused on improving the first-time user experience after observing low engagement from initial visitors.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Developer builds macOS menu bar app to control Soundcore headphones via Bluetooth

A developer spent a single weekend building SoundcoreBridge, a native macOS menu bar app that enables direct control of Soundcore Space 2 headphones without relying on the official mobile app. The project involved reverse-engineering the headphones' Bluetooth RFCOMM protocol by analyzing HCI snoop logs to decode command structures for noise cancellation, EQ, and battery readings. A key discovery was a mandatory handshake sequence the device requires before accepting any write commands — without it, all writes are silently discarded. The developer also found that the official Soundcore app displays cached values rather than live device state, causing it to show incorrect ANC levels after external changes. The finished app is open-source under the MIT license and is available on GitHub, supporting macOS 13 and above.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Ram Mandir CEO Jeetendra Mishra calls temple care a duty, not a publicity act

Jeetendra Mishra, the newly appointed CEO of Ram Mandir, has defended his credentials in temple administration, stating that his work is driven by duty rather than a desire for attention. During his career in the Indian Air Force, Mishra managed more than 50 religious sites, giving him extensive experience in the field. He emphasized that overseeing temples holds deep spiritual significance for him personally. Mishra also recalled visits to several prominent pilgrimage centers across India, highlighting his long-standing connection to religious service.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

GigWatch: Open-Source AI Tool Filters Remote Job Alerts to Match Your Skills

A developer has released GigWatch, a free open-source tool designed to reduce noise in remote job hunting by delivering AI-curated alerts. The tool scans multiple job boards — including RemoteOK, WeWorkRemotely, and Hacker News — every hour for new listings. It uses a large language model to rank job postings by relevance based on a user-defined profile, then sends notifications via email, Telegram, or webhook. GigWatch is self-hostable, running as a single Python process with a SQLite database, and is configured through a simple text file. The project is available on GitHub under the MIT license, allowing free use, modification, and redistribution.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Stash 1.3.1 Released With Cleaner Launcher to Fix Antivirus False Positives

Protagonistlabs has released Stash version 1.3.1, an update to its Windows application. The new release replaces the previous launcher with a dedicated process that eliminates the use of hidden PowerShell and runtime code compilation. These techniques in version 1.3.0 were triggering false-positive detections from antivirus tools, including Kaspersky flagging it as PDM:Trojan.Win32.Generic. Stash 1.3.1 is available as both a per-user installer requiring no administrator rights and a portable zip file. The application requires Windows 10 or 11 to run.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

What a VPS Server Is, How It Works, and Whether You Need One

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) gives users a dedicated operating system, IP address, and administrative access on shared physical hardware managed through a hypervisor. On Linux, the KVM stack uses QEMU and virtio devices to run isolated virtual machines, each with its own OS, filesystem, and network configuration. While providers handle the physical host and virtualization layer, users are fully responsible for software configuration, updates, security, and backups inside their guest system. Key specs to evaluate when choosing a VPS include vCPU quality, RAM guarantees, NVMe IOPS, and network limits, as two plans with identical descriptions can deliver very different real-world performance. Metrics like Linux %steal and swap frequency help assess whether a provider is overcommitting shared resources at the expense of your workload.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Valve's Steam Frame VR Headset Launches at $1,059 Due to Rising Hardware Costs

Valve has released its Steam Frame virtual reality headset, priced at $1,059. The company originally intended the device to be significantly more affordable, but rising global RAM and storage costs forced the price higher. Valve developer Jeremy Selan acknowledged the challenge, stating the team worked hard just to reach the current price point. The situation mirrors Valve's Steam Machine, which was also sold at cost for $1,049. Developer Pierre-Loup Griffais hinted in a separate interview that the Steam Frame may similarly be priced at or near cost.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

OpenAI Remains in Musk Antitrust Lawsuit as Apple Exits the Case

Elon Musk's antitrust lawsuit against OpenAI continues, even as Apple has managed to extricate itself from the legal action. Musk had previously targeted Apple as part of the suit, apparently in connection with its integration of ChatGPT into its products. Apple found a legal pathway out of the case, while OpenAI remains a defendant. Musk appears to have dropped his opposition to Apple's ChatGPT integration but is pressing ahead with his claims against OpenAI itself.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

How to Pick the Right Game Server Location Using Ping Data

Choosing a game server location requires more than measuring physical distance, as network routing, ISP infrastructure, and time of day all affect actual latency. Developers should collect ping series, jitter readings, and traceroutes from real players across different cities, ISPs, and connection types rather than relying on a single network test. Acceptable thresholds for latency, packet loss, and disconnects should be defined upfront, since a good average can mask poor performance for specific player groups. Test virtual machines must be identical in CPU, network limits, and game version so that location remains the only variable being compared. Provider-supplied test IPs can eliminate obviously distant regions, but final measurements must be taken on the actual rented server during multiple time windows, including peak gaming hours.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Why AI Safety Needs Infrastructure Control Planes, Not Just Text Guardrails

As autonomous AI agents gain the ability to invoke tools, query databases, modify files, and trigger external processes, traditional text-based safety guardrails are proving insufficient for comprehensive security. A team building the PolicyAware platform concluded that enforcement must govern identities, actions, connectors, and resources—not just validate prompts and responses. They re-engineered their approach around an AI infrastructure control plane that handles policy enforcement, MCP tool governance, risk classification, model routing, and audit evidence. Unlike conventional guardrail frameworks, the control plane inspects Model Context Protocol JSON-RPC requests before forwarding and can deny, approve, or conditionally allow actions based on role, tenant, region, and risk. The two approaches are not mutually exclusive; PolicyAware supports optional integration with existing tools like Presidio and NeMo Guardrails, treating deterministic policy as the final authority.

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