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OpenAI’s GPT-3 API is generating jaw-dropping demos across the developer community. Here’s what it means for the rest of us.

OpenAI is granting beta access to the GPT-3 API. After a week of experimentation, here’s what’s genuinely impressive and what’s overhyped.

The massive Twitter compromise that hit Barack Obama, Elon Musk, and Apple wasn’t a sophisticated zero-day — it was social engineering targeting internal tools. That’s the scary part.

Terraform 0.13 brings count and for_each to modules, automatic provider installation, and custom validation rules. A look at what changes in practice.

Redis 6.0 brings ACLs and I/O threading to the world’s most popular in-memory data store. Here’s what the changes mean in practice.

Apple announces the transition from Intel to custom ARM chips for Mac. Here’s what developers need to prepare for.

Home IoT device sales have surged during lockdowns, and every one of those devices just joined a corporate network via VPN. The security implications are significant.

As teams rushed to enable remote development workflows, CI/CD pipelines became a prime target. Here’s what’s going wrong and how to harden your build infrastructure.

Linux 5.7 ships with split-lock detection, the new ExFAT driver, userfaultfd improvements, and a thermal management overhaul — a release that matters more than its headlines suggest.

OpenAI publishes the GPT-3 paper, a 175 billion parameter language model that demonstrates surprising few-shot learning capabilities across a range of NLP tasks.

Microsoft Build 2020 goes fully virtual and doubles down on developer experience with WSL 2 GA, Windows Terminal 1.0, and tighter Azure integrations.

Deno 1.0 launches with TypeScript support, a security-first permissions model, and a clean break from Node.js conventions — but can it find its niche?