Rajeev R Sharma

Rajeev R Sharma

Gurugram, India
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Sep
09
OpenAI Navier-Stokes banner contrasting two Codex data statements: access to specific user data is denied; de-identified data helping improve models is not ruled out.

OpenAI says its AI solved Navier-Stokes. Codex users have another question

Navier-Stokes, a Millennium Prize problem in fluid dynamics, is still listed as unsolved. OpenAI denies accessing any specific user data but cannot rule out de-identified data from the researchers' Codex use improving its models.
4 min read
Sep
08
Jellyfin 12.0 upgrade graphic: going back requires restoring a backup. Check OS support, duplicate usernames, and plugin compatibility first.

Jellyfin 12.0 is stable. Going back means restoring a backup

The release rewrites data on first boot, requires a full library scan, and leaves third-party plugins waiting for compatible builds from their maintainers.
3 min read
Sep
07
Chrome CVE-2026-85046 banner showing the fixed build, September 18 KEV deadline, and a checklist for Playwright caches, CI images, kiosks, and PDF services.

Chrome fixed an exploited V8 flaw. Your forgotten browser runtimes still need attention

CVE-2026-85046 is fixed in Chrome 152.0.7977.82, and CISA wants it patched by September 18. Playwright caches, CI base images, PDF services, and kiosk builds each need their own version check.
3 min read
Sep
04
GPT-6 Astra news banner showing an agent workflow flagged and stopped with HTTP 403 misalignment_policy_violation, with no general resume path.

GPT-6 Astra, OpenAI's first Critical cyber model, can stop your API job without asking

OpenAI says GPT-6 Astra can find unknown vulnerabilities and develop exploits with the right tools and access. Its API can terminate flagged agent work with a 403.
4 min read
Sep
02
Claude Fable 5.1 banner showing cache reads falling from $1 to $0.25 per million tokens and three breaking changes involving forced tool use, thinking blocks, and edited context.

Claude Fable 5.1 makes caching cheaper and breaks three API behaviors

Cache reads now cost $0.25 per million tokens, but forced tool use and preserved thinking require code changes before some agent workloads can migrate.
4 min read
Sep
01
ChatGPT banner showing 159.1 million monthly EU users above the 45 million VLOSE threshold.

The EU has designated ChatGPT a search engine because it searches the web

OpenAI reported 159.1 million monthly EU users, more than triple the DSA threshold. The designation decision explaining the classification is still unpublished.
3 min read
Aug
31
News banner reading “htmx 4.0 ships, but npm keeps new installs on 2.x,” beside the htmx logo and an npm dist-tags panel showing latest at 2.0.10 and next at 4.0.0 until early 2027.

htmx 4.0 ships, but npm is keeping new installs on 2.x

Pinning htmx 4.0 changes what happens to error responses, what hx-disable means, and how long requests wait before timing out.
3 min read
Aug
27
NVIDIA and Hugging Face logos alongside the reported, unconfirmed $12.9 billion deal and governance questions not addressed by their July open-weights letter.

NVIDIA's reported Hugging Face deal leaves platform governance unanswered

The reported $12.9 billion agreement remains unconfirmed. Hugging Face ran a sale process after reportedly rejecting a $500 million NVIDIA investment.
3 min read
Aug
26
Apple M5 Ultra Mac Studio banner comparing 512GB memory with 1.2TB/s bandwidth and noting that 512GB requires the 36-core/80-core chip.

Apple's M5 Ultra Mac Studio bets on bandwidth for local AI

Apple kept M5 Ultra's 512GB ceiling but raised bandwidth to 1.2TB/s. The 256GB model starts at $9,499; prompt-prefill gains remain untested.
3 min read
Aug
25
News banner reading “Every major browser engine is converging on JPEG XL. Keep your fallbacks anyway,” beside Safari, Firefox, and Chrome rollout statuses.

Every major browser engine is converging on JPEG XL. Keep your fallbacks anyway

Safari already decodes JPEG XL and Firefox targets default support in version 157, but Firefox's SDR-only HDR handling, no Chrome milestone, and near-parity with lossless WebP keep fallbacks necessary.
3 min read