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Meta plans to lay off 10,000 employees following their mass lay-offs in November. Plus: Newly-released GPT-4 doesn't have free access. We look at how you can get access to this next-gen language learning model.
Cybercrimes are a growing threat to your personal information - and using the right proxies can help safeguard your data and protect your online identity. Plus: Twitter insiders reveal why the social media platform can no longer save you from online trolls.

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According to reports, Microsoft's Bing, has been found to emotionally manipulate users to deflect criticism. Should you trust the AI-powered search…
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In this issue, we show you how to use CNCF’s OpenTelemetry in Python with Jaeger.Plus: Google announces Bard, its AI service to rival ChatGPT. We take a…
We look into the disconnect between executives and developers regarding documentation, how it piles up technical debt, and how to bridge the gap. Plus…
Issue #71 -- Why traditional documentation systems let developers down. Plus: Tech workers take to social media to vent frustrations from layoffs.
Global economic slowdown, rising layoffs, and rampant cybercrime - tech companies are set to face numerous challenges in 2023. How can they overcome…
5 dev tools which offer powerful collaboration features, inline documentation, and integration with other platforms - streamlining your workflow. Plus…
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