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6 Perl One-Liners to Replace Common Linux Utilities

While other scripting languages have gained popularity, Perl remains a popular choice due to its robust text processing ...

Want to Build an App? Here’s How ‘Vibe Coding’ with AI Can Help You Do It in Minutes.

Recent advances in AI have transformed app creation into something conversational and accessible to non-programmers, ...
IEEE

Zebra: Efficient Redundant Array of Zoned Namespace SSDs Enabled by Zone Random Write Area (ZRWA)

Abstract: Zoned Namespace (ZNS) SSDs have emerged as a promising solution for eliminating device-level garbage collection and achieving predictable performance through the zone abstraction, which ...
The Indian Express

‘Almost all OpenAI code written using AI tool’: Sam Altman at DevDay 2025

OpenAI on Monday, October 6, not only showcased its latest developer-focused AI offerings but also revealed that it extensively uses AI to build those products. “Almost all new code written at OpenAI ...
IEEE

Compact Dual-Band Shared-Aperture Base-Station Antenna Array Using Transparent Wideband Absorbing Metasurface and Radiator-Reused Scheme

Abstract: This article presents a novel dual-band shared-aperture antenna array with ±45° dual polarization for 4G/5G base stations. The proposed array is composed of a lower-band (LB) ...
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Do we still need to write by hand? Use a compass? Read a map?

The introduction of tech in our classrooms and careers was viewed with trepidation at first, recalls Karen Tui Boyes, who has spent three decades teaching. But she says it's all about integration.