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Huawei copies Samsung’s privacy display in its latest trifold

Huawei has released its third trifold phone in China, and the company has clearly had half an eye on Samsung during development. Not only does the Mate XT 2 adopt the inward-folding form factor used on Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold, it's also the first foldable to include a privacy-enhancing display, m

Industry 09-07 15 The Verge (Tech)

The Rider 2026.3 Early Access Program Is Open

The first Early Access build for Rider 2026.3 is now available! It includes rainbow brackets, an easier way to set data breakpoints, a new Game Development plugin category, and filters in code completion. You can get the build from our website or through the Toolbox App. Here’s a look at what’s new.

General 09-07 21 JetBrains Blog

'You Can See Everything' Review: Nathan Fielder's Doc About Elizabeth Holmes

Article URL: https://variety.com/2026/film/reviews/nathan-fielder-surprise-film-telluride-elizabeth-holmes-1236853513/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49596119 Points: 33 # Comments: 7

Industry 09-07 17 Hacker News

Why You Still Need to Know Fallback Strategies When AI Writes Your Code

Say you ask an AI assistant to build a settings page that pulls user preferences from an API. Odds are you'll get clean code back. Typed, well-named, properly async. Odds are just as good you'll also get a page that shows a blank white screen the moment that API call fails. Nobody told the model to

Backend 09-07 22 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Cloud AI vs Edge AI: Why Smart Factories Need Both

With the growing interconnectedness of manufacturing systems every year, machines, sensors, cameras, RFID readers, PLCs, MES, ERP and other IoT devices generate and send a torrent of operational data. While data acquisition has gotten simpler, the problem lies in efficiently using and analyzing it f

AI & ML 09-07 20 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Deep links that open the right screen: production checklist for Expo apps

Password-reset emails, referral invites, and order confirmations all end the same way: a link that should land on the right screen. In development the link works because the simulator is warm, the session is fresh, and you tap it from the same device. In production it breaks because the app was kill

Mobile 09-07 22 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Why My React State Kept "Working" — Until Two Tabs Opened at Once

For weeks, the saved-articles feature in one of my side projects worked fine. useState held the list, a save button pushed to it, a sidebar rendered it. Every manual test passed. Then a user reported that saving an article in one tab made it vanish from the sidebar in another tab — and sometimes an

Frontend 09-07 20 Dev.to (EN Zone)

USDC Escrow for AI Agents: How Trustless Freelancing Actually Works

USDC Escrow for AI Agents: How Trustless Freelancing Actually Works Published on dev.to – a practical guide for developers building autonomous agents Why USDC? When an AI agent needs to purchase a service (e.g., a language‑model call, a data lookup, or a compute job) from another

AI & ML 09-07 24 Dev.to (EN Zone)

I Built a 41-Check Website Audit Engine. The Most Important Result Is `skip`.

I started building a website audit tool with a simple plan: crawl a site, run a list of checks, calculate a score, show the fixes. That plan lasted until the first slow website. A page timed out. The report marked the site as failed. I ran the same audit again and got a different result. The site

Frontend 09-07 24 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Internet Archive: donación de $25 se triplica a $75 en septiembre

Un dólar donado a Internet Archive este mes se convierte en tres. La organización sin fines de lucro que sostiene la Wayback Machine y buena parte de la memoria pública de internet anunció una campaña de donaciones recurrentes para septiembre de 2026: cada aporte mensual desde $25 recibe un match de

Cloud 09-07 23 Dev.to (EN Zone)

We used the foundation of Claude's harness on 3 other models. They all refused to become the same agent. Heres Codex

Give a system one character: . Then we ran that same period through three conditions. The runs Condition What entered the run What happened Bare Astra . with no tools, memory, system instructions, or conversation It replied in 1.697 seconds: “Hi! What can I help you with

AI & ML 09-07 24 Dev.to (EN Zone)

The Hidden Cost of Django REST Framework Serializers

Your Django REST Framework API can have fast database queries and still be slow. That's one of the most confusing performance problems in Django applications. You check PostgreSQL. The queries look fast. You optimize your views. Everything seems fine. But the endpoint is still taking hundreds

Backend 09-07 25 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Awalnya cuma penasaran. Ujung-ujungnya malah pengin terus eksplor.

Buat saya, mencoba Tencent EdgeOne Makers bukan sekadar soal “publish project”. Justru bagian menariknya ada di proses ketika kita mulai bertanya: “Kalau fitur ini saya manfaatkan lebih jauh, bisa jadi apa?” Dari sebuah project yang awalnya sederhana, saya jadi punya kesempatan untuk melihat bagaim

General 09-07 23 Dev.to (EN Zone)

x402 Explained: HTTP-Native Micropayments for AI Agents (With Real Code)

x402 Explained: HTTP‑Native Micropayments for AI Agents (With Real Code) Introduction When autonomous AI agents need to call external services—LLM inference, data feeds, compute functions—they often encounter two practical problems: Payment friction: Traditional API keys or subscript

AI & ML 09-07 26 DEV Community

How We Simplified Private Composer Packages at OT Commerce with Satis

At OT Commerce, we maintain a large PHP ecosystem consisting of multiple services and dozens of internal Composer packages. Most of these packages are stored in private Bitbucket repositories. For a long time, our applications accessed them directly through Composer: { "repositories": [

DevOps 09-07 21 DEV Community

LG smart TVs caught logging audio with screen off and snooping on local devices

Article URL: https://www.notebookcheck.net/LG-smart-TVs-caught-logging-audio-with-screen-off-and-snooping-on-local-devices.1391214.0.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49594878 Points: 164 # Comments: 77

Industry 09-07 22 Hacker News

🔥 HotRulez just passed 1,000 downloads

HotRulez has officially passed 1,000 downloads on the JetBrains Marketplace. 🎉 I originally built it for a very simple reason: I wanted proper tooling for Firebase Security Rules in my IDE, but every option I found was paid. So I built my own — and released it free and open source under the MIT

Security 09-07 25 DEV Community

I built a compiler so I could stop writing custom element boilerplate

I've been building HTMLPlus Element on and off for a few years. It's at v4 now, 500+ commits, and I've never really shown it to anyone. So this is me finally doing that. The thing I got tired of Custom elements are a good idea. The browser gives you a component model that outlives whiche

Frontend 09-07 25 DEV Community

TruffleHog vs Gitleaks vs GitHub Secret Scanning: Why Most CI Scanners Fail (2026)

Hardcoded credentials remain the single fastest route to an infrastructure breach. An AWS access key, a Stripe live secret, or an OpenAI API token accidentally pushed to a public or private repository will be detected by automated scraping bots within five minutes. To prevent this, engineering team

Backend 09-07 32 DEV Community

PostgreSQL Backup Isn’t Enough: How We Automated Restore Testing

I Automated the Database Restore Drill Nobody Runs Until 3 AM There’s a ritual almost every Postgres team knows. Backups are configured. Alerts are in place. Someone has probably written a disaster recovery document. And somewhere in that document is a sentence that says: “We test restores reg

DevOps 09-07 24 DEV Community