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Streeting relaunches women’s health strategy to tackle ‘medical misogyny’
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The Guardian · World

Streeting relaunches women’s health strategy to tackle ‘medical misogyny’

Health secretary says NHS is ‘failing women’ and pledges to end ‘gaslighting’ by doctorsWes Streeting has vowed to stop women being “gaslit” by doctors as he relaunches the women’s health strategy for England.Speaking before the publication of the renewed strategy on Wednesday, Streeting said the NH...

Andrew Gregory Health editor
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Thousands rattled by 4.5-magnitude earthquake in central west NSW
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The Guardian · World

Thousands rattled by 4.5-magnitude earthquake in central west NSW

Geoscience Australia says aftershocks likely but much lighter and in a smaller areaFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPart of Australia’s east coast has been shaken by an earthquake that could be felt hundred of kilometres...

Australian Associated Press
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DEV Community · Technology

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Amazon Bedrock for Beginners From First Prompt to AI Agent (Full Tutorial) Morgan Willis Morgan Willis...

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Testing FHIR Integrations Without a Hospital
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DEV Community · Technology

Testing FHIR Integrations Without a Hospital

You're building a FHIR integration. You need to test it against data that looks like what a hospital actually produces. You don't have access to a hospital. This is the catch-22 that every FHIR startup lives in for 6-12 months. You can't get production EHR access without a working, tested integra...

mock health
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Why Scalable Architecture Matters for Growing Businesses
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DEV Community · Technology

Why Scalable Architecture Matters for Growing Businesses

Most companies don't think about their software architecture until something breaks. I've seen it happen more times than I can count. A business starts with a simple setup — maybe a single server, a basic database, a monolithic application that handles everything. And for a while, it works fine....

Wolyra
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Partial Password Authentication
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DEV Community · Technology

Partial Password Authentication

Recently, I switched to another bank, and after setting up the online banking credentials and trying to log in for the first time, I found a form similar to this one. The system requests characters in random positions each time I log in, which is quite interesting. Passwords are supposed to be st...

Muhammad Hassan
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Closing the Eval Gap: From Lenient Defaults to Signal That Matters
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DEV Community · Technology

Closing the Eval Gap: From Lenient Defaults to Signal That Matters

In the original Eval Gap post, we laid out the problem: the distance between "works in demo" and "works in production" kills AI products. Four mechanisms create the gap — narrow demo inputs, compound failure at scale, context contamination, and cost reality. Today we're talking about a fifth mechan...

Ian Parent
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What's New in Diction 5.0
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DEV Community · Technology

What's New in Diction 5.0

Diction 5.0 is out. Three things changed in a meaningful way: the cloud is rebuilt from scratch, AI Companion can now edit text by voice, and the app is fully localized in 13 languages. Everything else is polish on top of that foundation. Diction One is a different thing now I spent seve...

Ondrej Machala
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15. The Document Object Model (DOM)
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DEV Community · Technology

15. The Document Object Model (DOM)

BootCamp by Dr.Angela 1. Adding JavaScript to Websites <script src="index.js" charset="utf-8"></script> Place the <script> tag at the end of the <body> Ensures JavaScript runs after the HTML elements are loaded Can only manipulate elements that already exist in the DOM...

avery
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Amazon Bedrock for Beginners From First Prompt to AI Agent (Full Tutorial)
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DEV Community · Technology

Amazon Bedrock for Beginners From First Prompt to AI Agent (Full Tutorial)

So you want to add AI to your application. Maybe you want to build a smart assistant, add a feature that analyzes user input, or you have an AI-powered side project you've been meaning to start. On the surface, it sounds simple. Call a model, get a response. But once you actually try to build it, t...

Morgan Willis
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After the Panic: A Note for Junior Engineers
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DEV Community · Technology

After the Panic: A Note for Junior Engineers

The development world as we know it is at a turning point. It's been at a turning point a lot of times since I've started doing this some 16 years ago, and a lot more times before that. But this one time is special, this one time is different: AI threatens to replace us. Get out of Starbucks and lea...

Mladen Stepanić
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Building Autonomous AI Agents with Free LLM APIs: A Practical Guide
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DEV Community · Technology

Building Autonomous AI Agents with Free LLM APIs: A Practical Guide

As a developer, I've always been fascinated by the potential of autonomous AI agents to automate tasks and improve efficiency. Recently, I've been experimenting with building AI agents using free Large Language Model (LLM) APIs, and I'm excited to share my experience with you. In this article, I'll...

RTT Enjoy
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Devlog: How I Generate Levels for The Last Ball
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DEV Community · Technology

Devlog: How I Generate Levels for The Last Ball

I love puzzles. My first game on Playdate was Move and Match. It’s a minimalist puzzle with tricky simple levels. The game turned out to be surprisingly hardcore. Despite its apparent simplicity, it can sometimes drive you crazy. For my next game, I decided to move away from that level of difficu...

Igor Stepanov
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The FCC just saved Netgear from its router ban for no obvious reason
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The Verge · Technology

The FCC just saved Netgear from its router ban for no obvious reason

The United States' foreign router ban didn't make a whole lot of sense, and today may not change that. The FCC has just granted Netgear a conditional approval to import its future consumer routers, cable modems, and cable gateways into the US through October 1st, 2027 - even though the company build...

Sean Hollister
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