Dahl highlighted that software engineering isn't disappearing — it's transforming. It has been a while since tech leaders have cautioned developers about AI taking over the task of writing codes. Now ...

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Serious computer scientists are increasingly believing that humans will no longer be required to write any code. The latest voice to join this chorus is Ryan Dahl, the creator of Node.js, one of the ...

In this video, I explain why writing less code can make you a better developer, focusing on clarity, maintainability, and smarter problem-solving. Learn how clean architecture, thoughtful abstractions ...

According to @godofprompt, the Chain-of-Verification (CoVe) standard introduces a multi-step prompt process where large language models first answer a question, generate verification questions, answer ...

OpenAI’s frontier model may not have astounded when it arrived earlier this year, but research indicates it’s now much better than others at writing code with fewer vulnerabilities. One area where GPT ...

SAP has released its November security updates that address multiple security vulnerabilities, including a maximum severity flaw in the non-GUI variant of the SQL Anywhere Monitor and a critical code ...

[Editor’s Note: This guest post is by Marcelo Calbucci, a longtime Seattle tech and startup community leader.] This month, I ran a survey with early-stage founders from Seattle-based Foundations about ...

Balancing lectures, part-time jobs, and a social life can feel like juggling flaming torches. No wonder productivity tools have become a lifeline for today’s students. Between endless assignments and ...

In a seemingly significant development for the cryptocurrency industry, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued a statement clarifying that writing code does not constitute a criminal act.

The US DOJ has clarified that writing open-source crypto code without criminal intent is not a crime. Matthew Galeotti clarified that prosecutions will target fraud, laundering, or sanctions evasion, ...