MIT’s 2018 edition of “Mathematics for Computer Science” is the rare free resource that actually meets developers where they live: proofs as tools, not ceremony. What’s notable here is how cleanly the text connects core techniques-induction, invariants, recurrences, graphs, modular arithmetic, counting, and probability-to the things engineers care

Developers are reporting that code assistants feel less helpful lately. Two things can be true: benchmark scores keep creeping up while the day-to-day experience regresses in subtle ways. Under the hood, vendors frequently rotate models, tweak sampling parameters, tighten guardrails, and trim context windows to balance cost and latency-all without

Google AI Studio is now sponsoring Tailwind CSS, a small but telling alignment between an AI platform and one of the most widely used frontend frameworks. What’s notable here isn’t a new feature drop or integration, but that a model-and-API product is investing directly in foundational UI tooling.

Iran has entered an IPv6 blackout, with major networks cutting off v6 reachability and forcing traffic back to IPv4. Under the hood, most consumers will still get online thanks to Happy Eyeballs and dual-stack fallbacks, but the change isn’t benign: IPv6-only endpoints go dark, latency can rise as failed