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IndiaTimes of India ·

Trump's tech allies face scrutiny after midterm setback for the president

Technology executives who had publicly courted President Trump are now drawing closer examination following a difficult midterm election result for his party. Critics question whether their close alignment with the administration has created conflicts or reputational risks for the companies involved. The scrutiny reflects broader debate over the influence of Silicon Valley leaders in Washington politics. Supporters of the executives argue that engagement with the government is a normal part of doing business in a regulated industry. The situation remains fluid as political observers assess how the midterm outcome may reshape tech policy and relations between the White House and industry.

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IndiaNDTV ·

CRPF Deaths Drop to Zero in 2026 as Red Corridor Dynamics Shift

The CRPF has reported no personnel deaths so far in 2026, a sharp drop that the source ties partly to changes in the Red Corridor. The Red Corridor refers to the Left-wing extremism-affected belt of central and eastern India where the force has long operated. The source article attributes part of the trend to this shifting security landscape. The provided text, however, only references a Saudi Arabia-Houthi conflict that broke down in July, so the full details of the CRPF figures are not available in the excerpt. Readers should consult the complete report for specifics on the data and its causes.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Indian GM Pranav Venkatesh, 20, wins FIDE World Junior Blitz Open title

Indian Grandmaster Pranav Venkatesh claimed the Open title at the FIDE World Junior Blitz Championship held in Al Ain, UAE. He scored 10.5 points across 13 rounds, finishing one point ahead of his nearest competitors. The 20-year-old's victory came after he had already taken silver in the rapid format at the same event. In the Girls section, India's Aamuktha Guntaka placed fifth, while Savitha Shri finished seventh.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Bihar Man Wanted for RJD Leader's Murder Arrested in Kerala

A man wanted in connection with the murder of an RJD leader in Bihar has been arrested in Kerala. Investigators say the suspect, identified as Ahmed, had been using Kerala as a safe hideout since 2019. Officials allege he was able to evade capture while carrying out criminal activities in Bihar. The article provides limited further details beyond the arrest and the suspect's alleged use of Kerala as a refuge.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Fox Completes $22 Billion Acquisition of Streaming Platform Roku

Fox has finalized its $22 billion purchase of Roku, the streaming company. The deal's completion follows a period in which U.S. Department of Justice investigators had been examining the transaction. The source article provides limited detail beyond the closing itself, so further context on terms and rationale is not available here. The acquisition marks a major consolidation move in the streaming industry.

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ProgrammingHacker News ·

Podcast episode discusses Anthropic's S-1 filing with Zvi Mowshowitz

A Complex Systems podcast episode features analyst Zvi Mowshowitz reviewing Anthropic's S-1 registration statement. The discussion centers on the contents of the filing, which is the document companies submit when seeking to go public. The episode was shared on Hacker News, where it gained modest attention. The source material provided consists only of the episode link and basic engagement metrics, so specific claims from the filing are not detailed here. Readers interested in the particulars would need to listen to the episode itself.

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SpaceNASA ·

NASA to Present Supercomputing Tech Demos at Booth 4038 During Supercomputing 2026

NASA experts will give presentations at Booth #4038 in the Exhibit Hall during the Supercomputing 2026 conference. A full schedule of technology demonstrations has been published by the agency. The listed sessions begin Tuesday, November 17, and include talks on type-safe templates in Fortran 2028 given by Tom Clune. Additional sessions cover mixing and matching multiple software versions, presented by Brad Richardson. The schedule is intended to let attendees plan which NASA demonstrations to see.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Node.js File Exports Using Short-Lived Presigned Download Links

The article recommends authorizing each export request in the application, then returning a short-lived, object-specific presigned URL so large files bypass the app's servers. Such a link acts as a bearer credential, so it should be handled like a password that expires on a fixed schedule. Exports move through states such as queued, ready, expired, and revoked, and downloads are allowed only for ready records whose deadlines have not passed. Object keys are generated server-side from opaque IDs to avoid authorization flaws in path handling. The approach fits completed, non-sensitive results, but data needing instant revocation or per-viewer watermarking requires a more controlled delivery layer.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Generic Sensor Names Create Costly Maintenance Problems, Experts Say

Sensors left with default names like 'Contact 23' make it hard for technicians to match a device on a dashboard to its physical location during maintenance. This retrieval gap leads to wasted site visits, hard-to-audit automations, and battery replacements sent to the wrong unit. The article recommends a simple positional naming scheme of room, object, and role, applied at pairing time on site. It also advises keeping a one-page per-property device table with names, locations, models, and quirks, along with physical tags on each device.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Maestro, chat AI osFoundry yang menampilkan setiap langkah kerjanya

Maestro adalah ruang kerja AI dengan tool lengkap di aplikasi desktop osFoundry, yang dapat bekerja di dalam folder pengguna di komputer. Setiap jawaban disertai jejak kerja berupa daftar file, pencarian, file yang dibaca atau diedit, dan perintah terminal, yang masing-masing dapat dibuka untuk melihat detailnya. Mode Plan memungkinkan pengguna meninjau rencana sebelum agen mengubah apa pun, dan selama mode ini aktif aplikasi memblokir tool penulisan. Pengguna dapat menyetujui atau membatalkan rencana, sehingga perubahan hanya diterapkan setelah disetujui.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Codex CLI's queue command sends messages to running or unloaded sessions from another shell

Codex CLI 0.149.0 introduced a command that lets users send messages to existing local or remote sessions from outside the session. Version 0.166.0, released October 29, added a --resume flag so messages can also wake sessions that are not currently loaded. Sessions can be targeted by an exact name, set with the /rename command inside the terminal interface, or by UUID, which is safer for unattended scripts. Queued messages use the session's existing model and accept text only, with no image attachments. The official documentation also notes that --resume requires a running local daemon or a remote server, and that a zero exit code does not guarantee the session actually resumed.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Five tests to run before letting an AI agent write to your CRM

Many CRMs now advertise support for AI agents, but the real test is how they behave when an agent makes a mistake. The article proposes five checks that take about ten minutes on a fresh workspace using only curl and a browser. They cover bulk-delete recovery, per-agent pausing, audit log attribution, reply handling that stops follow-ups, and visibility into outbound email before it is sent. The author advises treating any test that needs a workaround as a warning sign, and running the checks on a throwaway workspace rather than live data.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

32-Step Shopify SEO Checklist for 2026 Prioritizes Fixes by Impact

A new guide outlines a 32-step Shopify SEO checklist for 2026, ordered to target technical, on-page, content and product-data tasks that affect visibility in Google Search, Shopping and AI-powered search. The checklist is aimed at established Shopify Online Store sites with published products and does not address pricing, inventory, headless builds or platform migrations. It recommends starting with revenue-critical pages, indexing and measurement before making smaller copy changes, since Shopify already automates canonical tags, sitemaps, robots.txt and basic structured data. The guide also advises fixing problems at template level, which can improve many URLs at once, and cites tools such as Google Search Console, Screaming Frog and Google Merchant Center for audits. It notes that click-through rates vary widely by query type and search features, so no single benchmark applies.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Buffera: a free, open-source clipboard history manager for macOS

The author built Buffera after years of dissatisfaction with the paid clipboard manager Pasta, which failed to address recurring problems. The app keeps a searchable history of copied text, links, images, and files, with filtering by date and source app, favorites, and custom labels. It also offers export to text or Markdown files, file-based access to copied images, and semantic search. Text recognition in images, semantic search, and a built-in assistant run locally on the device, and these features can be disabled to avoid downloading models. The tool is free and open source and requires macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Four AI agents fix eleven app bugs in parallel, with one merge conflict

A developer ran four Claude Code agents at once to work through eleven bug reports in their app, with the lead session first confirming which reports still applied to current code. Bugs were grouped so that no two groups touched the same files, leaving a single overlapping file that had to be merged by hand. Each agent worked in its own git worktree built from the latest main branch, and on Windows the worktrees shared the main install's node_modules through a junction. The agents wrote code and ran typechecks without committing, while a lead session ran the full test suite and reviewed every diff in one release worktree. That review caught several mistakes, including a test storing a matcher instead of a value and a test expecting removed behaviour, before anything was committed.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Prompt Pad Shows How Few-Shot Examples Can Steer AI Responses

A Prompt Pad episode by Rosendo Pili from Major League Hacking explains few-shot prompting, a technique where users include a handful of sample inputs and responses in a prompt. The video argues that merely describing a desired output is often insufficient for getting consistent results from AI models. Providing examples lets the model recognize a pattern and replicate a particular format, tone, or style. The creator suggests testing this by picking a task with poor AI responses, adding two or three strong examples, and comparing the before and after results. The content is shared across Major League Hacking's YouTube, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and Discord channels.

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ScienceWIRED ·

AI Firms Reportedly Seeking Corporate Work Files and Emails to Train Models

Data brokers are gathering a range of internal corporate documents to supply material for training AI models. The practice is drawing mixed reactions, with not everyone supportive of it. The article's source is WIRED. Given the limited detail in the original item, specifics such as which companies are involved, how the data is obtained, and what legal or consent issues arise are not described here.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Generative Iron Grilles and Silk Shawls Rendered by Light-Angle Rules

A developer describes a series of generative pages where a computer creates patterns such as tin-glazed tiles, heraldry, and brick under raking light. The latest work explores two contrasting materials: wrought-iron grilles, which are defined by shadow, and embroidered Manila shawls, which are defined by shine. Scroll motifs are generated by code, and the grille's frieze and bar repeats combine into a full pattern. For the shawl, each petal's brightness is computed from its stitch direction relative to a light angle, with a monochrome mourning preset showing that thread direction alone can distinguish shapes. The author notes that both pages share the same underlying structure: a seeded geometry, a single light angle, and a rule that converts that angle into visible output.

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ProgrammingDEV Community ·

Python script audits sitemap URLs for broken links and redirect chains

A DEV Community article explains how sitemaps drift over time, leaving listed URLs that are deleted, redirected, or chained. It presents a standard-library Python tool that reads a sitemap or sitemap index and requests each URL without automatic redirect following. The script records every hop of each redirect chain and writes the results to a CSV for review. It flags error responses, redirects on listed URLs, long chains, loops, temporary redirects, and canonical mismatches. The author notes that the approach was tested on Python 3.13, and that the publisher is also behind two free tools mentioned at the end, which the script does not require.

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