
Shubham Verma
Deputy News Editor at Republic World
Deputy News Editor - Tech & Auto @republic. Past: @techlusiveofcl @ndtv @gadgets360 @indiatoday @financialxpress. Views personal.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Shubham Verma
Welcome to Day 8 of my #100DaysOfCloud journey!Ever wondered how DynamoDB handles Amazon’s Black Friday traffic without breaking a sweat? Here’s a secret: it’s not just magic — it’s Global Secondary Indexes (GSIs). If you’ve been frustrated with slow NoSQL queries or limited key filtering, this hands-on lab is your gateway to game-changing performance boosts. And no, you don’t need to be a DynamoDB expert to follow along.
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1 week ago |
republicworld.com | Shubham Verma
Uber is once again under the government’s scanner for its latest “Advanced Tip” feature, which allows riders to pay a nominal gratuity, labelled as a tip, to lure drivers into accepting rides faster. While the feature seems like a convenience at first, it has miffed passengers, who called out Uber for trapping users into paying more, especially when tips are optional, through manipulation — a common practice called a dark pattern.
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1 week ago |
republicworld.com | Shubham Verma
ChatGPT can be many things. For some, it is their tutor. Some count on the AI bot for beauty tips, while some seek life advice. But for a man who allegedly lost his wife to a sudden death, ChatGPT doubled as a confidant — a therapist, if you may. In a post on Reddit, the man explained how he turned to ChatGPT to share what he felt after his wife passed away and how OpenAI’s popular chatbot comforted him.
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1 week ago |
republicworld.com | Shubham Verma
Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek released an update to its R1 reasoning model in the early hours of Thursday, stepping up competition with US rivals such as OpenAI. DeepSeek launched R1-0528 on the developer platform Hugging Face, but has yet to make an official public announcement. It did not publish a description of the model or comparisons. Bloomberg earlier reported the update on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
republicworld.com | Shubham Verma
Google has finally opened its online store in India, allowing the sale of Pixel phones, Pixel Watches, and other devices through an official marketplace. The announcement comes ahead of Google’s purported plans to open physical stores in India — a move resembling Apple’s strategy to make inroads into the Indian market to expand business. While the move is part of Google’s broader business plans, the opening of the online store brings offers for customers.
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