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  • Nvidia GPU cloud ¨, DeepMind CEO interview ¨, Carta CTO learnings ¨¨

    From TLDR@VERT to All on Monday, May 26, 2025 10:44:03
    Nvidia's DGX Cloud Lepton is a new service designed to link artificial intelligence developers with Nvidia's network of cloud
    providers


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    WORKOS AUTHKIT + RADAR: AUTHENTICATION WITH REAL-TIME THREAT
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    Authentication isn't just login. It's building secure flows, managing sessions, handling tokens, supporting SSO, and protecting user data.
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    BIG TECH & STARTUPS

    THE MAN WHO `A.G.I.-PILLED' GOOGLE (56 MINUTE READ) [8]

    Demis Hassabis, the chief executive of Google DeepMind, has been
    dreaming of artificial general intelligence (AGI) for years. He was
    already taking the possibility of AGI seriously when Google acquired
    DeepMind in 2014. Today, he is among a growing number of tech leaders
    racing to build AGI. Hassabis and a colleague received the Nobel Prize
    in Chemistry last year for their work on AlphaFold, an AI system
    capable of predicting the three-dimensional structures of proteins.
    This article contains a transcript of an interview with Hassabis about
    his views on AGI and the future that follows its arrival.

    NVIDIA PUSHES FURTHER INTO CLOUD WITH GPU MARKETPLACE (2 MINUTE READ)
    [9]

    Nvidia's DGX Cloud Lepton is a new service designed to link
    artificial intelligence developers with Nvidia's network of cloud
    providers, including CoreWeave, Lambda, and Crusoe. It provides access
    to Nvidia's graphics processing units, making those chips more widely accessible to all developers. The platform will have a marketplace of
    GPU cloud vendors that developers can pick from to train and use their
    AI models. Developers can choose which cloud provider to work with and
    even work with multiple cloud providers.

    ¨

    SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

    ROBOTS ARE STARTING TO MAKE DECISIONS IN THE OPERATING ROOM (11
    MINUTE READ) [10]

    Autonomous robots aren't being used to operate on people yet, but the technology is almost capable of such a feat and more autonomy is on
    the way. The technology could help hospitals meet the high demand for
    safety and consistency during surgeries, manage routine tasks, and
    prevent mistakes. Future robots will use AI to autonomously manage
    movements and decision-making during surgical tasks, reducing the need
    for constant human input. With the number of surgeons around the world declining while the number of people who need surgery continues to
    increase, the need for the technology is clear.

    VALVE CEO GABE NEWELL'S NEURALINK COMPETITOR IS EXPECTING ITS FIRST
    BRAIN CHIP THIS YEAR (3 MINUTE READ) [11]

    Starfish Neuroscience, a brain-computer interface startup
    incorporated by Valve co-founder and CEO Gabe Newell, plans to produce
    its very first brain chip later this year. The company is currently
    seeking collaborators to open up avenues for the technology.
    Starfish's goal is to create a smaller and less invasive implant than
    the competition that can enable simultaneous access to multiple brain
    regions. Details from the chip's current spec sheet are available in
    the article. The article also links to a video of a talk from Valve
    that explains how the technology could enhance gaming.

    ¨

    PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

    STUFF I LEARNED AT CARTA (7 MINUTE READ) [12]

    Will Larson worked at Carta as its CTO for the past two years. This
    post contains the most important lessons Larson learned in his time at
    the company, covering topics such as engineering strategy, large
    language model adoption, multi-dimensional tradeoffs, creating
    software quality, and more.

    OPENAI: SCALING POSTGRESQL TO THE NEXT LEVEL (18 MINUTE READ) [13]

    Bohan Zhang, a member of OpenAI's Infrastructure team, recently
    shared the company's best practices with PostgreSQL at the PGConf.dev
    2025 Global Developer Conference. The talk offers a glimpse into the
    database usage of one of the most prominent unicorn companies and
    demonstrates how PostgreSQL can scale gracefully under massive read
    loads. OpenAI utilizes managed databases on Azure, employing a classic PostgreSQL primary-replication architecture without sharding. This
    article covers the content of Zhang's talk along with comments and
    includes some more details about OpenAI's infrastructure.

    ¨

    MISCELLANEOUS

    AT AMAZON, SOME CODERS SAY THEIR JOBS HAVE BEGUN TO RESEMBLE
    WAREHOUSE WORK (12 MINUTE READ) [14]

    As AI spreads through the labor force, many white-collar workers say
    their work is becoming more routine, less thoughtful, and much
    faster-paced. Companies seem to be persuaded that AI can increase
    productivity. Teams are getting smaller, but they're being expected to
    output the same amount of work by using AI. Managers say that AI can
    relieve employees of tedious tasks and enable them to perform more
    interesting work, but for inexperienced workers, the change resembles
    the shift from artisanal work to factory work in the 19th and 20th
    centuries.

    ASK HN: GO DEEP INTO AI/LLMS OR JUST USE THEM AS TOOLS? (HACKER NEWS
    THREAD) [15]

    Large language models are becoming commodities. Many people use them,
    but few people are developing them from scratch. Developing large
    language models involves a lot of hardcore computer science and math -
    people can use them without having to know any of the internals. While
    it might be helpful to understand some of the internals and math, it's
    probably best to stick to learning how to get good at using these
    models and integrating what they do into agentic systems.

    ¨

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    ROOT FOR YOUR FRIENDS (4 MINUTE READ) [17]

    Rooting for your friends is the best way to improve your career,
    happiness, and the people you care about.

    F2 (GITHUB REPO) [18]

    F2 is a cross-platform command-line tool for batch renaming files and directories quickly and safely.

    REINVENT THE WHEEL (3 MINUTE READ) [19]

    You should learn from others, but you also need to put your knowledge
    to the test so you learn enough about your field to advance it.

    ON FILE FORMATS (3 MINUTE READ) [20]

    This post presents things to consider if you are thinking about
    creating a new file format.

    TRAILBASE (GITHUB REPO) [21]

    TrailBase is an application server with sub-millisecond latencies,
    eliminating the need for dedicated caches.

    MCP IS THE COMING OF WEB 2.0 2.0 (5 MINUTE READ) [22]

    MCP could inspire a new generation of developers to push for the web
    to go back towards its natural architecture, programmable through
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