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FedCM is a new proposed browser API for secure, frictionless, privacy-preserving federated logins. FedCM simplifies user authentication, for both user and developers and reduces the reliance on third-party cookies. The proposal is currently a public working draft moving towards a candidate recommendation from the W3C It's actively developed, with Chromium browsers already supporting it.
By Dan MooreHugging Face has released AI Sheets, an open-source application designed to let users build, transform, and enrich datasets using AI models through a spreadsheet-like interface. The tool, available both on the Hub and for local deployment, allows users to experiment with thousands of open models, including OpenAI’s gpt-oss, without requiring code.
By Robert KrzaczyńskiAirbnb has developed Impulse, an internal load testing framework to improve microservice reliability and performance. It enables distributed, large-scale testing and lets teams run self-service, context-aware load tests integrated with CI pipelines. By simulating production-like traffic, Impulse helps engineers identify bottlenecks and errors before changes reach production.
By Leela KumiliMark Kurtz explains how to overcome the technical and financial hurdles of scaling GenAI. He shares how to optimize LLM deployments with open-source tools, including vLLM for efficient serving, LLM Compressor for model compression, and InstructLab for fine-tuning with synthetic data. He provides a deep dive into balancing performance, accuracy, and cost to ensure successful production deployment.
By Mark KurtzCertificate Transparency (CT) creates public, append-only logs of every TLS certificate issued, enabling detection of rogue or mistaken certificates. This article explores how CT has transformed internet PKI by moving from reliance on certificate authority trustworthiness to providing verifiable transparency that major browsers now require.
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