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Google Photos has launched a major update in September 2025, introducing the state-of-the-art Veo 3 artificial intelligence model to power its popular photo-to-video feature. This change not only makes the app more dynamic but also reflects Google’s push to dominate the evolving AI-enhanced content landscape. Here’s how Veo 3’s arrival affects users and why it […]
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Imagine this, you start your day to work on your tasks, or you reach the airport early to catch the afternoon flight, or you go to the bank to withdraw money, but all the systems are down. Yes, this happened on July 19, 2024. And it is due to a global IT failure, caused by
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It has been almost a month since Twitter changed its name to X. A loud minority said that the platform was over, and a few days passed, and nothing really changed. In fact, everyone has kept using the platform in the exact same way they did before, and people have almost forgotten about the change.
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It is one of those weeks when you have been incredibly busy throughout the week developing your code, and building it in Jenkins. Now while your code is being built, you might read blogs, do documentation, scroll your Instagram Reels, or play with your dog or cat. But, what if, you already do these things,
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Designing a programming language with built-in support for distributed computing involves incorporating features and constructs that enable developers to easily write distributed programs. Here are some key considerations and design principles to keep in mind: Message passing model: Distributed computing often involves communication between different nodes or processes. Design your language to have built-in support