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  • CarPlay Ultra ¨, Coinbase hacked ¨, Meta AI struggles ¨

    From TLDR@VERT to All on Friday, May 16, 2025 10:42:59
    Apple's CarPlay Ultra is now available. The next-generation interface
    expands the iPhone-based interface across multiple displays on the
    dashboard


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    TOGETHER WITH [DX] [4]

    TLDR 2025-05-16

    THE BIGGEST OBSTACLES PREVENTING GENAI ADOPTION IN DEV TEAMS Ä AND
    HOW TO OVERCOME THEM (SPONSOR) [4]

    Despite significant investments in GenAI tooling, many engineering
    leaders still struggle to see the expected return on investment as
    developer adoption lags behind.

    Join this live discussion [4] with DX's CEO Abi Noda and CTO Laura
    Tacho to learn about the organizational and technical barriers
    preventing widespread GenAI adoption and practical strategies to
    overcome them.

    On the agenda:

    * The most common obstacles to AI adoption, based on learnings from 500+ companies
    * How to identify specific blockers in your own engineering organization, and what to do about them
    * How to guide engineers to leverage AI for day-to-day development
    work

    Save your spot [4]

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    BIG TECH & STARTUPS

    CARPLAY ULTRA'S FIRST TRIAL REVEALS A DEEPLY INTEGRATED, APPLE-LIKE
    EXPERIENCE (6 MINUTE READ) [5]

    Apple's CarPlay Ultra is now available. Shipping initially in the
    Aston Martin, the next-generation interface expands the iPhone-based
    interface across multiple displays on the dashboard. It is able to
    display elements such as speed and fuel level. The new CarPlay Ultra
    requires an iPhone 12 or later running on iOS 18.4 or newer. A video
    that examines the new features of CarPlay Ultra is available in the
    article.

    COINBASE SAYS HACKERS BRIBED STAFF TO STEAL CUSTOMER DATA AND ARE
    DEMANDING $20 MILLION RANSOM (3 MINUTE READ) [6]

    Coinbase customer data was recently stolen by cybercriminals using
    social engineering techniques. The incident may cost the company up to
    $400 million to fix. The data stolen includes names, addresses, phone
    numbers, emails, masked bank account numbers and identifiers, the last
    four digits of Social Security numbers, government ID images, and
    account balances. The attackers demanded a $20 million ransom, but
    Coinbase said it would not pay. It instead offered a $20 million
    reward fund for information leading to the arrest and conviction of
    the criminals responsible for the attack.

    ¨

    SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

    A GENE-EDITING BREAKTHROUGH SAVES INFANT WITH RARE DISEASE (3 MINUTE
    READ) [7]

    An infant in Philadelphia has been successfully treated with a
    customized CRISPR gene-editing therapy for a rare and deadly disease.
    The infant lacked an enzyme in his liver that normally converts
    ammonia to urea. This caused ammonia to build up and damage organs in
    the body. Before the treatment, the infant was in the eighth or ninth percentile for weight - after, he is now in the 35th to 40th
    percentile. The infant still needs medication, but now needs less. His treatment could potentially be used as a template for creating
    individualized treatments quickly for other patients with rare
    diseases.

    FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE US, A ROTATING DETONATION ROCKET ENGINE
    TAKES FLIGHT (3 MINUTE READ) [8]

    Venus Aerospace has completed a short flight test of its rotating
    detonation rocket engine. The concept has been discussed academically
    for decades and has previously been tested in a handful of countries,
    but this is believed to be the first US-based flight test of the idea.
    The technology makes traversing the globe in under two hours possible.
    Venus still has a long way to go before it can provide highly
    efficient hypersonic commercial flight, but the flight test proves
    that such a future is at least possible.

    ¨

    PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

    WORKING ON COMPLEX SYSTEMS (16 MINUTE READ) [9]

    Understanding the difference between complicated and complex problems
    is important because each requires a fundamentally different approach. Complicated problems are intricate but predictable, following
    structured, repeatable solutions, while complex problems are unique,
    requiring adaptive and often novel solutions. Recognizing whether a
    system is complicated or complex can help lead to solutions with more
    effective results. In many environments, systems are neither purely
    complicated nor purely complex - the key is learning to recognize when adaptability is needed and when structural solutions are enough.

    A YEAR ON, VALKEY CHARTS PATH TO V9 AFTER BREAK FROM REDIS (4 MINUTE
    READ) [10]

    Redis' decision to tighten license terms resulted in an exodus of
    contributors and the creation of Valkey. Valkey's creation resulted in
    a large number of pent-up requests for functionality being unleashed,
    some of which were being held up by Redis Open Source. The Valkey team
    will likely release v9 rather than 8.2 due to some changes that are a
    little bit more intrusive. It plans to be very conservative about what
    it puts into a version so that there are as few breaking changes as
    possible.

    ¨

    MISCELLANEOUS

    META IS DELAYING THE ROLLOUT OF ITS FLAGSHIP AI MODEL (4 MINUTE READ)
    [11]

    Meta's engineers are struggling to significantly improve the
    capabilities of the company's 'Behemoth' large language model. The
    model was intentionally slated for an April release, but this has now
    been delayed to fall or later. Staff are concerned that the model's
    performance won't match public statements about its capabilities. The
    company is contemplating significant management changes to its AI
    product group.

    MICROSOFT'S CEO ON HOW AI WILL REMAKE EVERY COMPANY, INCLUDING HIS
    (33 MINUTE READ) [12]

    AI is rapidly commoditizing, and this is a good thing for Microsoft.
    CEO Satya Nadella believes that as AI becomes more accessible and its
    usage becomes more efficient, consumption will increase. The company
    has created its own AI architectures to prepare for this future.
    Microsoft's investment into AI projects will likely generate trillions
    of dollars in economic activity.

    ¨

    QUICK LINKS

    MONTANA BECOMES THE RIGHT TO TRY ANYTHING STATE, EXPANDING ACCESS TO EXPERIMENTAL DRUGS (2 MINUTE READ) [13]

    A new bill in Montana permits clinics and doctors to sell and provide
    nearly any experimental drug to potential patients.

    STACK OVERFLOW IS ALMOST DEAD (5 MINUTE READ) [14]

    The number of monthly questions on Stack Overflow this month is as
    low as when the site launched in 2009.

    MY 2025 HIGH-END LINUX PC ¨ (26 MINUTE READ) [15]

    This article discusses a Linux PC build with an Intel 285K CPU for
    low idle power, a 4TB SSD, and an Nvidia graphics card to drive a Dell
    UP3218K 8K monitor.

    A LEAP YEAR CHECK IN THREE INSTRUCTIONS (4 MINUTE READ) [16]

    This post discusses a different approach to checking leap years and
    explains in detail the math behind it.

    INTERNET ARTIFACTS (WEBSITE) [17]

    This site contains a collection of artifacts that tell the history of
    the internet.

    YOUTUBE LAUNCHES WEEKLY TOP PODCAST LIST TO RIVAL SPOTIFY AND APPLE
    (2 MINUTE READ) [18]

    YouTube's Weekly Top Podcast Shows Chart, which will be updated every Wednesday, only tracks podcasts in the US.

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    [6] https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/15/coinbase-says-hackers-bribed-staff-to-steal-customer-data-and-are-demanding-20-million-ransom.html?utm_source=tldrnewsletter
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