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- 1AI is deskilling site reliability engineers, not replacing them●AI isn't replacing SREs, it's deskilling them
A new article argues that AI tools in site reliability engineering are eroding hands-on skills rather than eliminating jobs. It warns that engineers who lean too heavily on AI assistance risk losing the deep troubleshooting abilities their role depends on. The discussion is drawing significant attention among engineers debating the real impact of AI on technical work.
- 2DEEP Vault personal finance app launches for Caribbean users●Know where every EC$ goes. DEEP Vault puts your bills, reminders, spending, goals and a debt payoff plan in one place, b
DEEP Works has launched DEEP Vault, a personal finance app aimed at Caribbean users, letting them track bills, spending reminders, goals and a debt payoff plan in one place. Pricing is tiered in Eastern Caribbean dollars: a free plan, Plus at EC$5 a month, Ultra at EC$8 and Business from EC$9. The pitch is that users can know where every EC$ goes.
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Journalists have established the names of 20 officers who died in a strike on Donetsk on 26 August. The identification work sheds light on the scale of losses among military personnel in the city, which has been under Russian occupation since 2014. The findings are drawing attention as both sides continue to report strikes deep inside contested and occupied territories.