New SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules: What you need to know to stay in compliance
The SEC requires companies to report both material cybersecurity incidents and cybersecurity risk management processes in a standardized way.
Read moreMax Q: Things got disrupted
Hello and welcome back to Max Q! I'm home after attending TechCrunch Disrupt, our flagship event in SF. We had some incredible programming and startups onstage for our Battlefield competition.
Read moreApple executives break down AirPods’ new features
AirPods only got a passive mention during the keynote at Apple’s event. It’s understandable — the iPhone 15 and Apple Watch Series 9 (and Ultra 2) were center stage. Besides, the headphones didn’t get the same manner of hardware updates. As a press release issued after the event confirmed, the
Read moreThey Say Error Handling in Go Is Easy, but Is It?
Error handling in Go is simple, but it has its gotchas. Let’s compare it to Java’s defined error handlingContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreBuilding an Automated Patient Onboarding App With APIs
How to create a document automation app for a healthcare application using the Document Automation Hub APIContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreOperationQueue + Asynchronous Code
Photo by Austris Augusts on UnsplashIn Swift using OperationQueue for asynchronous code may seem like pure hell because, under the hood, Operations are considered complete if the compilation of their synchronous code is completed.In other words, compiling the example described below will output a broken execution order since, by the time
Read moreEngineer to Engineering Manager: For Better or for Worse
You’ve spent your entire career looking at the microscopic details of computing systems. When moving into management, you learn to shareContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreCrafting Elaborate (Yet Meaningless) Plots with Python
Dive into the intricacies of matplotlib and mathematical discretizationContinue reading on Better Programming »
Read moreStorybutton wants to redesign the radio for Gen Alpha podcast listeners
Storybutton, a new audio player for kids, aims to be the go-to alternative to screened devices for the 12 and under set. Created by kid-friendly podcaster Jim Jacob (“Mr. Jim”), Storybutton wants to improve the way kids listen by moving the podcast experience off phones and tablets. Storybutton costs $99.99
Read moreLike Python++ for AI developers
This is part two of our conversation with Chris Lattner, creator of Swift, Clang, and LLVM and CEO/cofounder of Modular AI.
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