July 2025
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towardsdatascience.com
How to Ensure Reliability in LLM Applications: An article by Eivind Kjosbakken discusses strategies for ensuring robustness in LLM implementations.
djangoproject.com
Happy 20th birthday Django!: On July 13th, 2025, Django celebrates its 20th anniversary since the first public commit by Jacob Kaplan-Moss in 2005
browseros.com
The AI Browser War • We're starting to see a new battle amongst giants and llm providers over reinventing browsers (bundled with ai, of course...). Perplexity launched Comet, OpenAI announced they'd do the same soon, Google is talking about bringing Gemini in Chrome (in fact, there are already some geminization available in chrome dev tools). I want to emphasize BrowserOS, an open source alternative that may be worth trying.
fastcompany.com
EU AI Act • The European Union has published a code of practice under the landmark AI Act to increase transparency in AI development. While currently voluntary until August 2026, compliance requires companies like Google, Meta, and OpenAI to publicly track model failures and address copyright concerns without using pirated materials for training (sic). Meanwhile, Cloudflare has announced that it will now block AI crawlers unless site operators explicitly allow them.
betterlytics.io
Betterlytics: an open-source cookieless web analytics tool
theprogrammersparadox.blogspot.com
Assumptions: software, despite being a fixed set of instructions at its core, evolves due to human assumptions about functionality that often change over time
thenewstack.io
What’s Happening With Entry-Level Development Jobs?: how generative AI coding assistants are shrinking entry-level developer job opportunities.
devops.com
What Happens When AI Starts Writing Your APIs?: how AI's ability to quickly generate APIs is creating a new class of security risks and technical debt.
hbr.org
Using Gen AI for Early-Stage Market Research: use genai as a tool to simulate customer feedback during product development stages, providing fast cost-effective results.
bitecode.dev
The EU can be shut down with a few keystrokes: Europe has become dangerously dependent on American technology infrastructure, from cloud services and SaaS platforms to operating systems and chips.
github.com
rulesync: creating and managing multiple AI tools' configurations
github.com
modern: pytest plugin that enhances the testing framework with modern outputs and ideas
it.slashdot.org
OpenAI Debuts AI Agent That Controls Browsers To Automate Shopping, Presentations: we started to talk about the «AI browser war» last week, take your popcorns and enjoy the show.
microverse.ashwch.com
microverse: lightweight macOS application designed for efficient system monitoring of battery health, CPU, and memory
cnbc.com
Joel Kaplan says Europe is heading down the wrong path on AI, in declining the voluntary code.
techcrunch.com
Meta calls the voluntary code overreach and says it will throttle European AI development.
johnscolaro.xyz
Log by time, not by count: a short piece about better logs.
varunraghu.com
I'm rebelling against the algorithm: a statement to fight about time-hungry algorithmic «news» feeds.
How to Build a Successful Product: Lessons from Launching and Growing a Freight Transportation Platform
uxplanet.org
Lessons from Launching and Growing a Freight Transportation Platform: insights from five years as the first full-time employee at a freight transportation company.
