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dev.to > alifar > europes-first-five-car-autonomous-race-at-imola-shows-the-demands-of-real-time-ai-3bji

Europe’s First Five-Car Autonomous Race at Imola Shows the Demands of Real-Time AI

1+ day, 7+ hour ago   (549+ words) A2RL’s official Imola race report describes the event as the league’s first international race outside Abu Dhabi. The format provided a high-pressure setting for autonomous-racing AI, including perception, planning and real-time decision-making. Five teams entered fully autonomous racecars: Kinetiz, Constructor…...


dev.to > sumit0rn > what-fighting-style-will-robots-use-in-the-future-4fb5

What Fighting Style Will Robots Use in the Future?

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (650+ words) Imagine a robot stepping into a fighting arena. It doesn't get tired, doesn't panic, and can calculate distance and movement in milliseconds. But what kind of fighting style would such a machine actually use? The answer probably isn't simply boxing,…...


dev.to > ranasmukminov > backyard-endurance-os-designing-zero-loss-telemetry-ingestion-for-athletes-and-distributed-systems-15fn

Backyard Endurance OS: Designing Zero-Loss Telemetry Ingestion for Athletes and Distributed Systems

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (619+ words) At lastyard.space, we treat endurance telemetry like production infrastructure: if the runner is still moving, the system must still be receiving, ordering, persisting, and replaying data. A recent live trail run entered the ingestion path with these facts: That…...


dev.to > webmatrixlab > what-actually-breaks-when-you-sell-across-amazon-etsy-and-your-own-store-2km7

What Actually Breaks When You Sell Across Amazon, Etsy, and Your Own Store

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (447+ words) Multi-channel selling sounds simple on a slide: one product, listed everywhere, more customers. In practice, it's a distributed systems problem wearing a retail costume — multiple sources of truth, eventual consistency, third-party APIs with their own rate limits and quirks, and…...


dev.to > seasonkoh > before-your-shopping-agent-compares-prices-test-what-one-unit-means-580g

Before Your Shopping Agent Compares Prices, Test What One Unit Means

1+ week, 18+ hour ago   (495+ words) I work on WebAZ. This morning I ran a small, read-only test against our public shopping tool: search for tissue products available to Singapore, sorted by listed price. The useful result was not a flashy recommendation. It was a concrete…...


dev.to > luminar1 > build-a-bookingcom-hotel-shortlist-in-google-sheets-with-n8n-and-apify-1pn0

Build a Booking.com hotel shortlist in Google Sheets with n8n and Apify

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (594+ words) A hotel shortlist is easier to compare when the destination, stay dates, currency and collection time travel with the prices. This guide connects a Booking.com search to Google Sheets using an Apify Actor and n8n. I'm Luka, the builder behind…...


dev.to > clearfetch > tennis-football-and-basketball-results-as-clean-json-without-a-sports-data-contract-3b19

Tennis, football and basketball results as clean JSON, without a sports data contract

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (462+ words) Sports data is one of those areas where the gap between "public information" and "affordable to obtain" is absurd. Scores and results are facts, printed in every newspaper. Getting them as structured data usually means either a five-figure contract with…...


dev.to > leomarsh886 > a-survey-of-public-apis-for-building-a-football-live-score-site-in-2026-part-1-news-api-review-5f87

A Survey of Public APIs for Building a Football Live Score Site in 2026 — Part 1: News API Review

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1428+ words) A football live score site needs more than scores. The match centre may bring a visitor in, but news gives that visitor a reason to explore a team page before kickoff, return after the final whistle, and follow a competition…...


dev.to > bec_ky_x > would-you-rather-have-an-ai-that-plans-the-perfect-trip-or-one-that-knows-what-you-hate-2f9e

Would You Rather Have an AI That Plans the Perfect Trip—or One That Knows What You Hate?

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (678+ words) AI is getting surprisingly good at planning trips. Give it a destination, a budget, and a few... Tagged with ai, travel, watercooler....


dev.to > andrelmarinho > i-built-an-open-source-travel-planner-that-i-actually-use-4i27

I built an open-source travel planner that I actually use

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (102+ words) Every time I planned a trip, information ended up scattered across Google Maps, notes, messages, and spreadsheets. So I built Turistar. It lets you organize a trip by day, move activities with drag and drop, and keep the budget alongside…...