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Conspiracy theories debunked: 5G does not alter DNA and does not penetrate deeper than a few millimeters into the skin

"The Ukrainian voice is heard even in space." The work of a digital artist from Ukraine will go to the Moon

Crypto millionaires are hiring security guards en masse: amid thefts and data leaks, investors fear for their lives

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"Reserve+" will feature instant confirmation on VLK

“I no longer felt any sense.” The story of a designer who left a high-paying job in IT for nutrition and is now self-employed

Evgeniya Klysha is a former Senior UX designer with experience in large international projects. After several years of working in an agency and burning out, she decided to change everything and became a nutritionist. What was it like to leave IT and go into obscurity? Why did a new profession turn out to be a life's work? And what does her everyday life look like now? Read in the new story of dev.ua.

Budget revenues from gambling decreased in April compared to last year. Hetmantsev suggests “fiscal and law enforcement agencies pay attention to the industry”

OpenAI launches AI assistant for programmers Codex

New Chinese technology increases drone flight efficiency by 88%

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Grok went from "white genocide" to "skeptical" about the Holocaust, then justified it with "programming changes"

"Only for work not porn." How IT professionals react to colleagues' jokes and what they consider unacceptable to laugh at

"Welcome to the matrix. After 5-7 such interviews, you get used to it and start to look and answer normally." Aitutaki residents share their experience of passing interviews with AI recruiters

Technical Program Manager, IT Project Manager Nataliya Oblovatska said that she had experience of interviewing with an AI recruiter.

“We have completely rethought what we are doing with Diia.” Fedorov said that Diia will become a state-owned company with a commercial model, and the eponymous application will turn into an AI agent.

SoftServe co-founder Taras Kytsmey is investing in dairy farming. He and his partner are currently building a farm for 2,000 cows and plan to purchase livestock in August.

"If we implement this in Kyiv, we will then help all of Ukraine." The capital will launch an application for requesting help after Russian attacks

Kyivstar.tech programmer received a fine of UAH 17,000 from the TCC. He tried to appeal it. Here's what happened

European Commission found TikTok in violation of the EU Digital Services Act

Court hands over $123 million in crypto assets of unknown Ukrainian to ARMA. Allegedly linked to Rollbit online casino and money laundering via Binance

Elon Musk's Grok chatbot started talking about "white genocide," answering completely different questions: about HBO, the Pope. What happened?

Ukrainian entrepreneurs have developed a website where you can rent dump trucks, asphalt pavers, excavators, and other special equipment. How does FERM work?

A Ukrainian manager, together with a team of like-minded people, created an online platform called FERM, which allows you to rent construction machinery and equipment. Dmytro Kharitonenko, the manager of the startup, told dev.ua about what prompted the startupers to develop the solution, how it works, and who it will be useful for.

Ukrainian software company TechMagic acquired Polish Hitteps

A copy of the Kherson Art Museum was recreated in Minecraft

“There’s a greater risk that people who are good at technology will displace those who are not.” Fiverr CEO Will Only Hire Candidates Who Use AI, Here’s Why

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The Armed Forces of Ukraine are actively recruiting IT specialists: over 200 vacancies have been opened, including in cybersecurity and administration

Software Engineer Loses $150,000 Job, Moves to Trailer Home. He Believes AI Has Already Started Taking Jobs Away from Programmers

Over 15 retests, 20 hours of work — and all for $100. The tester shared her experience with her first project on Upwork and what conclusions she made

25 days instead of 1.5 years: the government adopted a resolution that accelerates the construction of base stations

Fieldstone Bio creates microbial sensors to detect explosives, heavy metals and nutrients

Swedish-Ukrainian EdTech startup memoryOS has raised funding from four investment funds. What will the funds be used for?

They say you can enter the Kyiv metro with a zero balance on your bank card, then it is blocked. Why does this happen and what to do next

Readers of dev.ua reported that you can get on the metro for zero hryvnias if you have no funds on your bank card. True, the card will then be blocked, but there are supposedly several manipulations to unblock it. We found out what actually happens with cards without funds and whether blocking can be avoided. (the material from May 14, 2025 is supplemented with a comment from one of the passengers and the experience of one of the monobank employees who encountered a similar situation).

Intellias has developed a Big Data management guide to help businesses improve the efficiency of their own storage

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