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PlayCity fined three Instagram bloggers UAH 4.8 million each for advertising illegal casinos

Mexico introduces 8% tax on violent games

Kohler startup introduces toilet camera that takes pictures of its contents

Djinni has crashed.

TAF Industries has created electronic warfare to protect cars from drones

OpenAI Co-Founder Andrey Karpaty: “The industry is living in a future where fully autonomous systems write all the code and humans become redundant. I don’t want to live in such a world.”

"When everyone in IT dreams of 'remote' and 'free schedule', I realized: I need a different type of freedom." The story of a veteran who consciously chose the office format of work from 9 to 18, and does not regret it at all

Software Developer at Sigma Software Group Alexander Filippov is a veteran who managed to return to IT after demobilization. He returned to IT for the third time — before the war he had a break in his profession, trying to create a business. Unlike many IT workers, he chose an office format of work, because he believes that «frames remove noise.» dev.ua talked to Oleksandr about what it’s like to return from the army to civilian life, to work in an office when most professionals are looking for complete remote work, and about the importance of freedom in the life of a former military man.

"Beginners learn to assemble something 'on their knees' and consider it the norm." An experienced engineer explained the key dangers of vibecoding and why experience, structure, and code purity are already becoming currency

Design experiment fails. Apple cuts production of ultra-thin iPhone Air due to weak demand despite wild success in China

How to find a job in the age of AI: advice from a Stanford professor

Job seekers in the field of artificial intelligence should create real projects using publicly available data sets, said Stanford University professor Jure Leskovec. He emphasized that adaptability and curiosity are critical as artificial intelligence develops rapidly.

The US will charge $1,000 to migrants who have lost their legal grounds for residence but want to stay. Does this apply to Ukrainians?

The Russian Federation has decided to finish off its own IT industry by raising taxes. What does the Foreign Intelligence Service say about this?

Mono's Lemon Madness Has Gained 600,000 New Telegram Subscribers for Oleg Gorokhovsky. He Promises to Give Away Half a Million Hryvnias Among Them in a Week

Hetmantsev advised digital platforms that are rebelling against the "OLX tax" to change lawyers, and assured that every Ukrainian will have a benefit of 2,000 euros after the adoption of the new law.

Instead of relaxing, a product designer invented an app that generates fake summer vacation photos. How it works

Nvidia and TSMC jointly unveiled the first American-made wafer for the Blackwell super-powerful AI chip. Why this event was called historic

Another category can now apply for a deferral online through Reserve+. Who was given this opportunity?

UPD. "As of today, there are two BMW 3 Series and an apartment left! Traffic is a ***." Gorokhovsky told where the first car was hidden and how to find the next lemon in the monomarket. Meanwhile, Ukrainians have "put" the application again

A Ukrainian company has developed a loitering munition with an autonomous target tracking system. What are the characteristics of the Flycat from Venator Technologies?

FAVBET Tech paid over UAH 650 million in taxes for 9 months of 2025

Thanks to AI, Facebook is now ready to crawl into your gallery and determine which photos are worth publishing. What is this feature and where is it available?

Polish physicists have invented a radio receiver that works only on laser radiation. What makes the development unique?

2023 was a breakthrough year for Ukrainian content creators on Onlyfans: they earned more than in the previous three years

The QA profession is gradually transforming into QE. Why is this happening and what should testers prepare for in the AI era: reflections of an experienced tester from Lviv working in the USA

Olena Onishchenko, an experienced software quality engineer from Lviv, moved to the USA with her family 4 years ago. Such a relocation became a challenge for her — finding a job in America was not easy, and the requirements for specialists there are somewhat different than in Lviv. Currently, Olena works at Doximity — the leading digital health platform in the USA, which is used by over 80% of American doctors. dev.ua talked to the IT professional about what it’s like to build a career in a foreign country in the era of the heyday of artificial intelligence, why technical knowledge is not enough for a tester today, and how the profession of a bug hunter is transforming, requiring more involvement, flexibility, and creativity from specialists.

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