Author: drweb

AI-powered tools and coding assistants have become popular and widely used among software developers for several reasons. They promise to deliver not only speed and comfort but also a tool for filling knowledge gaps in engineering teams that are short on time and resources. You can leverage such tools to generate code that handles complex […]

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Day 2 kicked off with Matt Garman’s keynote, and he opened with a quote that instantly stood out as my favorite of the day “Is it possible? …..Why not! “There was a flurry of announcements, as expected, and a few favorites stand out below.Amazon Nova Forge: Build your own Frontier Models using NovaApplications that depend on deep domain expertise or specialized business contexts require models that can accurately grasp their proprietary knowledge, workflows, and distinct needs. Approaches and strategies like prompt engineering, RAG, fine-tuning, continued pre-training has its own limitations and its difficult to steer the model to specific domains…

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Disclaimer: This is not investment advice – just financial entertainment.TLDR: These are the four variables to screen to find recession proof stocks according to financial research (e.g., Morningstar)♥️ Info: Are you AI curious but you still have to create real impactful projects? Join our official AI builder club on Skool (only $5): SHIP! – One Project Per Month 1. Dividend Yield  1% or more 2. Low Debt/Equity (preferably less than 1) 3. Low Beta (e.g., Beta less than  1) 4. High Return on Equity (ROE greater than 10%)Here’s the video I recorded: What is a Recession?A recession is simply a broad,…

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Trust is the most important consideration when you connect AI assistants to real tools. While MCP containerization provides strong isolation and limits the blast radius of malfunctioning or compromised servers, we’re continuously strengthening trust and security across the Docker MCP solutions to further reduce exposure to malicious code. As the MCP ecosystem scales from hundreds to tens of thousands of servers (and beyond), we need stronger mechanisms to prove what code is running, how it was built, and why it’s trusted. To strengthen trust across the entire MCP lifecycle, from submission to maintenance to daily use, we’ve introduced three key…

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 SQL Server – What To Do When Disaster Strikes (5-Point Survival Guide) Chill, coffee first. When your SQL Server goes down, alarms are blaring, and managers are hovering, that sentence might feel like a joke. But it’s exactly the right mindset: don’t panic, follow a plan. Here’s a 5-point, practical guide for what to do in the moment when disaster hits – with battle-tested best practices and a bit of DBA humor. 1. Chill (Coffee First), Then Triage the Situation The worst thing you can do in a disaster is start randomly “fixing” things. This is not the time for…

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When most people think about operating systems, they picture Windows laptops or MacBooks, but here’s what’s fascinating: while you’re reading this, Linux is quietly running the world’s infrastructure in ways most of us never consider. We’re not talking about a niche technology anymore, because Linux has moved far beyond its reputation as something only programmers care about. Today, it’s the invisible force behind the internet you’re using, the movies you watch, the cars driving themselves, and yes, even the International Space Station orbiting above us. The numbers tell a compelling story. As of 2025, Linux powers 96.3% of the world’s…

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