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“What gets measured gets managed.” — But what if you’re measuring the wrong thing? You can have a team achieving ASPICE Level 2 on paper, with beautiful plans 📊 and tracked deadlines 📅. But if no one assessed the risk of a faulty braking algorithm 🚨, you’re measuring motion, not progress. You’re managing the schedule,…

These two commands rcp and rmv acts a direct replacement for cp and mv for copying or moving files using rsync. Instead of doing: rsync -avh –partial –info=progress2 source dest rsync -avh –partial –info=progress2 –remove-source-files source dest Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Now you can simply do: rcp source dest rmv source dest Enter…

Introduction For founders in 2025, the old debate still matters: should you bootstrap or raise funding? On DEV.to, we often talk about building products, writing code, or scaling side projects. But behind every build, there’s a question of sustainability. How do you pay for growth? How do you avoid running out of runway? Let’s break…

As you make increasing use of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, you’re going to find yourself in a situation where you need to expose these endpoints externally. For example, you may need to expose servers to a partner or customer for testing and integration. Perhaps your organization has a branch office without direct network access…

Canonical is replacing GNU coreutils with the one developed by uutils, and the next Ubuntu release in October will match with the debut of sudo-rs: a Rust implementation of the original sudo tool. It’s an epoch-making change, even if, on a technical level, we are talking about negligible details. Ubuntu, whether you like it or…

Lily Tsai, Ford Professor of Political Science, and Alex Pentland, Toshiba Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, are investigating how generative AI could facilitate more inclusive and effective democratic deliberation. Their “Experiments on Generative AI and the Future of Digital Democracy” project challenges the predominant narrative of AI as democracy’s enemy. Instead of focusing on…

If you’re coming to Golang from a language like Java, C#, or other language, you’ve probably run into a piece of code that left you scratching your head. It looks something like this: package main import “fmt” // 1. The Concrete Type type A struct { abc string } // 2. The Method attached to…

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The Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem is experiencing unprecedented growth, with IoT device deployments expected to reach 30 billion units by 2025—three times the number of traditional non-IoT devices. Yet this rapid expansion comes with a sobering reality: approximately 64% of IoT devices experience performance-related issues that can undermine user trust and system reliability. From…