Introduction: The Age of Surveillance In today’s world, technology is advancing at a pace we can barely keep up with. From smartphones to smart homes, everything seems to be connected. However, this connectivity leads us to an unsettling reality: increased surveillance. Recently,…
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So, have you heard the latest buzz about Reddit? It’s a bit of a head-scratcher, but Reddit has decided to put some serious limits on the Wayback Machine’s capabilities. Yes, you heard it right! For those who might not be familiar, the…
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So, I stumbled upon an intriguing discussion online about Reddit’s recent decision to block the Internet Archive from scraping its content. It’s a move that’s stirred considerable debate, and honestly, it made me think about what this means for all of us…
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So, what do you think our web browsers will look like a decade from now? Browsers have come a long way, haven’t they? Just a few years ago, they were mainly simple page viewers. Now, we have built-in password managers, AI assistants,…
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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently made waves by claiming that Gen Z are the luckiest kids in history thanks to the incredible pace of advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). It’s a bold statement one that’s stirring up conversation among educators, parents,…
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So, it’s no secret that tech giants like Microsoft are constantly evolving, and sometimes these changes don’t sit well with the users. Recently, a California man decided to take a stand by suing Microsoft for discontinuing Windows 10, claiming that the tech…
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If you’ve ever wanted to extract structured data from unstructured text — think resumes, invoices, or customer support emails — LangExtract is a Python library that makes it dead simple. Backed by Google’s Gemini models, LangExtract lets you define what you want…
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