Why LLMs Continue to Generate Errors in Code - and Scaling Won't Fix It
Code from neural networks looks perfect until it hits production. That's when subtle bugs emerge: logic slightly diverges from requirements, edge cases are inadequately…
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AGI: Why It Won't Happen and What Model We Can Create Instead
AGI is the next stage in AI development. Such a model would be able to learn independently, solve problems, and make new scientific discoveries, essentially serving as…
API and Security Testing in Interviews: A Complete Analysis with Task Examples
Hello, tekkix! In the previous article, I covered 5 test design techniques that are asked in interviews.
iPhone 17e: Will there be no carnival?
For almost 20 years, people have been saying that the iPhone "is no longer a big deal." Since the first device was released on January 9, 2007, there's been a feeling…
15,000 layoffs and a wave of bugs: the shocking connection between AI coding and Windows crash
Did AI play a key role in recent events?
Cloud Hosting Can Unknowingly Delete Files from HDD
When using cloud hosting like OneDrive or Google Drive, backup is usually expected. It seems logical that cloud backup should enhance information security by making file…
AI Engineers Sound the Alarm as We Continue Living in 2024: Something More Is Happening
If you were paying close attention to the news back then, you might have noticed rare conversations about some virus spreading somewhere across the ocean.
How Microsoft Prepared Itself for AI Failure
Microsoft's stock sell-off after the earnings report is the loudest crack in the AI foundation so far.
Ultra Ethernet: what is this technology and why is it needed for data centers
Networks in data centers have significantly evolved over the past decades: not long ago, Gigabit Ethernet was sufficient for most tasks, and it was adequate for corporate…
Lily58 Pro Split Keyboard: How I Made It Wireless. Soldering, GitHub, and Batteries
Recently, I published an article here about the wireless Sofle RGB keyboard. Overall, it works well with no glitches, except for minor issues. The only thing is that…
Why I Still Believe in Air Cooling
You can call me a traditionalist, but I still consider air cooling the top solution, and it seems I've just been convinced of this once again.
Is Our Gold Running Out?
In the previous (and first on Habr) article, I wrote about silver, its applications in industry, electronics, of course in AI, and generally about why the price for it…
Making Cathode Ray Tubes at Home
This article will discuss relatively primitive CRTs that can be made easily by oneself. In fact, making such tubes is much simpler than most DIY enthusiasts might think.
pineTERM — a minimalist yet powerful web terminal for UART
I tried a bunch of software for UART. Everything is annoying. I decided to build my own.
How artificial intelligence influences modern Japanese literature
Disclaimer: We asked Japanologist and translator Polina Gulenok to write an article about AI in the contemporary Japanese literary process
Quantum Intelligence - the Ghost of AGI
The most unembellished story that happened on New Year's Eve. Without further ado. I won’t provide fundamental definitions, terms, names, and what is connected to what…
Why and When Old Printers Will Stop Working in Windows
Windows is gradually changing its approach to working with old printers. This concerns V3 and V4 drivers, on which a large number of devices released 10-15 years ago…
Modernizing Alarm System on Arduino
In the previous article, I discussed how to create a simple alarm system using Arduino.
