The React team has published an RFC proposing a new React hook, currently called useEvent. The RFC received a lot of hype, and for good reason.
The proposed hook solves a problem encountered by anyone who has ventured to optimize a React application. The RFC is
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DeepMind has released a "general-purpose" artificial intelligence system that can be taught to perform many different types of tasks. Researchers
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Users complain that the Google Chrome browser and Android System WebView have stopped updating in RF on Android versions 10, 11 and 12.
A similar error occurs when trying to update the Android System WebView component. The problem with the update error is
The Flutter development team has presented an update to the Flutter 3 platform. The framework now has full support for macOS and Linux.
The Flutter team also presented the Casual Games Toolkit, a tool for creating games on Flutter. The developers showed a
According to Bleeping Computer, the May security updates for Windows are causing authentication failures when using Active Directory on domain controllers.
Microsoft strongly recommends not deleting them and asks to wait for new patches to fix the problem. System administrators have
According to MacRumors, Ian Goodfellow, Apple's director of machine learning, is leaving the company because of its aggressive return-to-work policy.
In a memo to employees after his decision to resign in late April, Goodfellow wrote that he "strongly believed that
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The developers of the NiceHash service reported that miners have managed to bypass Lite Hash Rate (LHR) mining protection on GeForce RTX 3000 video cards for the first time.
The method worked on most of the video cards of this line. Only RTX 3050 and RTX 3080 12GB did
GitHub announced that it will require all active developers to use two-factor authentication (2FA). More than 85 million developers around the world must enable this option in their accounts by the end of 2023.
GitHub explained that this applies to all developers who do the following actions and services with the code on the
