Developer of Assassin’s Creed Shadows speaks to the size of the new game
Nine’s Julian Price sits down with Luc Plante, Level Design Director at Ubisoft to talk all about Assassin’s Creed Shadows. ⌘ Read more
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I share a simple API template with Clean Architecture using #flask and #fastapi
https://git.andros.dev/andros/api-template-with-clean-architecture
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What is clean architecture? That’s a good question.
You think of a pattern for ordering code with good decisions isolating technologies (you can change the web framework or database without break the business logic), easy to test (you only test interfaces and use cases), sharing code between frameworks (entities and use cases), scalability, modulations and standardizing names. Clean architecture is not perfect, it has a learning curve and some abstraction in each technology. You can even find rejection with yours colleagues.
I have a good article on this topic.
https://programadorwebvalencia.com/implementando-arquitectura-limpia-en-python/
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Notary Project completes its second audit!
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OpenTelemetry for generative AI
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The high-stakes race to become the next TikTok as ban looms
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Nintendo’s successor to its wildly popular Switch appears to play it safe
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Nintendo Switch 2, new Mario Kart revealed
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Australian company behind woolly mammoth meatballs axes 30 per cent of workforce
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The museum where grandparents can get their tech cred back
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Albanese splashes $3 billion on pre-election NBN upgrades
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‘No harm to citizens’: Forrest facilitates historic US-China talks on AI, nuclear security
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Australia’s big TV obsession is real. Here’s what’s coming in 2025
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As musicians rally against AI, Will.i.am takes a different approach
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Meddling Musk should discover his limitations. He’s not the messiah
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Don’t blame Zuckerberg: The truth about humans is we can’t handle the truth
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The world’s largest tech show offers a glimpse of the Trump-Musk era
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SpacemiT Announces Development of Vital Stone V100 Server CPU Platform Based on RISC-V
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Telstra and Musk ink deal to bring texting to Australia’s dead zones
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My journey as a speaker in Cloud Native Ayacucho: a young community embracing cloud native technologies
Community post by Daniel Israel García Bustinza, Ayacucho, Perú I am Daniel Israel García Bustinza, writing from Huanta, Ayacucho, Perú. I am a cloud solutions architect and database specialist, and I help organizations migrate to the… ⌘ Read more
In one fell swoop, Meta enters its ‘post-truth’ era
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iPhone 16 Still Banned in Indonesia Despite $1B Apple Investment Deal
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_Stephan: NASA for decades the U.S. approach to space exploration is dying. It is being taken over by billionaires who are using your tax money and mine coming to them through government contracts to increase their wealth and create their own space exploration programs. This is getting virtually no coverage in the A … ⌘ Read more
KAIST Develops Foundational Technology to Revert Cancer Cells to Normal Cells
KAIST Research Team, - KAIST
Stephan: Here is what looks like it is going to be very good healthcare news. If cancer is an issue for you or someone you know or care for you might alert your oncologist about this research.
Despite the development of numerous can … ⌘ Read more
HackerBox 0110 Explores MIDI and Synth Technology with Raspberry Pi Pico 2
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Everything you need to know about Turo, the car sharing app used in two US attacks
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Carter, in death, becomes symbol of lost political ‘decency’ in U.S.
, - Agence France-Presse (France)
_Stephan: Carter was elected President just as I was walking away from a career in government because of what I saw as the indecency of the Nixon administration, and the weakness of the Ford administration. I had been appointed by Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird to the MIT/Secretary of Defense Study Group on Innovation, Technology, and the Future, and b … ⌘ Read more
After 50 years, is this the end for barcodes?
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PEP 770: Improving measurability of Python packages with Software Bill-of-Materials
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AI ‘the biggest opportunity of our lifetime’, says tech veteran
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A recipe for zero-emissions fuel: Soda cans, seawater, and caffeine
Jennifer Chu , - MIT News
Stephan: A reader sent me this fascinating potentially good news. I am so happy to get such stories because they tell me that even in the midst of all the crises that currently plague America there are still pockets of people striving to develop technologies designed to help us exit the carbon era.
_Stephan: I agree with Danilo Brozovic in the sense that we are coming up on a civilization threatening calamity in 15 years. I have been doing a remote viewing project for 45 years asking people to remote view specific dates in the future. The one constant is that between 2040 and 2045 a combinat … ⌘ Read more
Elon Musk quits Tesla, flying cars take off: The predictions for tech in 2025
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10 Extreme Structures We Might See in the Future
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The post [10 Extreme Structures We Might See in the Future](https://listverse.com/2024/12/ … ⌘ Read more
10 Catastrophic Translation Fails in History
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The post [10 Catastrophic Translation Fails in History](https://listverse.com/2024/12/28/1 … ⌘ Read more
It’s new and risky, but Gen Z workers are ‘all in’ on AI
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Pioneering innovations for the car of the future: Mercedes-Benz provides exclusive insights into research activities and future technologies
, - Mercedes-Benz Media
Stephan: We are on the verge of a revolution in how cars are built, and here is a first report on the trend that is developing. Good News on Christmas Day.
, we’re back! Explore this week’s edition for an update on all the latest Monero (XMR) news, developments, and entertainment!
The publication includes news about:
- Development, Releases, and Technology
- General News
- Eve … ⌘ Read more
What is Inference Parallelism and how it works
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Kubestronaut in Orbit: David Mukuzi
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Thousands of Australian Facebook users to share $50 million after privacy scandal
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Tech whistleblowers urged to come forward and expose corporate wrongdoing
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Sonata v1.0 Supports CHERIoT Integration in Embedded Systems
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North Korean IT workers ‘have infiltrated Australian businesses’, experts warn
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Continued security improvements to CNCF projects with OSTIF audits
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Apple launches AI integration
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Stem cell bank for pets is landing in Australia, would you use it?
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Indiana Jones finally returns to form, but not on the big screen
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World’s First Apple Pay Alternative for iPhone Launches in Norway
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Starting December 9, Vipps users in Norway can make contactless payment … ⌘ Read more
Could more Australians ditch blockbuster films these holidays?
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Company caught up in I-Med privacy scare plots US land grab
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Will new competition laws make your digital life cheaper?
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The Chinese hack that has Australia on high alert
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China is on a collision course with Trump. It just fired a warning shot
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Top 6 cloud computing trends for 2025
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The botched deal that gave the world the Sony PlayStation
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Richard White says resignation a ‘circuit-breaker’ for WiseTech
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Paul Keating set for $40 million windfall from Telstra deal
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Paul Keating set for $40 million windfall from Telstra deal
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The ‘death clock’ that predicts the day you’ll die
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By dismissing Joe Rogan, Kim Williams has missed a golden opportunity
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This robot vacuum is more autonomous, but you still need to check its work
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(Updated) Radxa Unveils Siengine SE1000-I Single Board Computer with Linux Compatibility
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Gen Z spends record six hours a day online
Matthew Field, Senior Technology Reporter - The Telegraph
_Stephan: This is why the weaponization of lies has become such a powerful factor in the shaping of culture in the developed democracies, particularly in the United States. As local media dies, and major corporate media is taken over by billionaires who also own the major social media platforms the survival of democracy becomes ever more problematic, and the power of the oligarch … ⌘ Read more
HackerBox 0109 Explores Bluetooth Streaming Applications with Hands-On Kit
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‘Egregious’: Google facing two Australian class actions
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Mercedes reinvents the brakes for electric vehicles
Joe Salas, - New Atlas
_Stephan: Here is some good news about an important new development for braking in EVs. Sadly, American automakers are falling further behind technologically, and this is going to be seriously exacerbated if Trump carries through with his Mexican, Canadian, and Chinese tariff schemes. American automakers are heavily dependent on those countries to produce their cars and trucks, and thousands of … ⌘ Read more
Go ahead, ban kids from social media, but please outlaw these grown-ups too
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‘A cheap magic trick’: Amazon, Google, Meta accused of dodging Senate questions
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When Technology and Society Clash
Lydialyle Gibson, Associate Editor - Harvard Magazine
Stephan: This profile of Harvard Professor Latanya Sweeney, who has been analyzing internet information and its effects on politics and society as a whole confirms my own studies (see SR archive, and search on Consciousness and the Weaponization of Lies). Sweeney though is a bit more optimistic than I am.
_Illustration by Ta … ⌘ Read moreLILYGO to Launch ESP32-Based Gizmo with E-Paper Display, LoRa, and MagSafe Charging
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