Month May 2026

Cada vez que sale un CVE importante, alguien pega el vector CVSS en el chat del equipo y todos hacen como que lo entienden. Spoiler: la mayoría solo mira el número (9.1 CRITICAL) e ignora el resto. El problema es…

Introduction Imagine a classroom in a remote village. There’s a blackboard, a few passionate teachers, and curious students. What’s missing? A high-end physics lab. Even more challenging? A stable internet connection. Physics is a subject that demands exploration. It’s hard…

HiyokoKit includes Android remote control via scrcpy. Launching and managing scrcpy from a Tauri app has specific challenges. Here’s how I handle it. What scrcpy is scrcpy is an open-source tool that mirrors and controls an Android device screen over…

Meta Description: NVIDIA just open-sourced Nemotron-Labs Diffusion — a family of 3B, 8B, and 14B diffusion language models that merge autoregressive and diffusion generation for up to 6.4× faster inference. Here’s the complete technical deep dive into the architecture, training…

Many companies think they know fairly well what their users want and need, and how they make their decisions. Yet most of the time these are merely big assumptions and big hunches — with little real evidence to support them.…

*How Gemma 4 Could Bring Powerful AI Closer to People, Not Just Servers For a long time, using powerful AI has felt a bit like borrowing someone else’s computer from far away. Every question, image, or request had to travel…

Why Terraform with AI Matters in Modern DevOps Writing Terraform for anything beyond a small setup quickly becomes tedious. Once you start dealing with multiple modules, cross-resource dependencies, and AWS-specific quirks, the workflow slows down. Most of the time isn’t…

CSS :has() is not just a fancy :parent When :has() started popping up in specs and tweets, I mentally filed it under “cool, but not for shipping work.” I was wrong. Now it is in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.…

Your Claude response comes back in 800 milliseconds. You’re on a roll. Three features shipped before lunch. And somewhere, silently, your debugging intuition is going to sleep. I’ve been tracking a pattern across developer forums — not just V2EX, but…

DeepSeek made its V4-Pro 75% price cut permanent on May 22. The conventional read: “they got cheaper hardware.” The real story is more interesting — and it’s about a gap that’s not closing fast enough. What Happened On May 22,…