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Words & data for sports. Worked for @FOXSportsAsia, @cricketpakcompk , @ETribuneSports, @samaasport & @CmdotCom_En
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If You're Giving Developers AI Tools, You Need Per-User Keys, Audit Logging, and Cost Controls on Day One

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By Azeem Siddiqui, Tim Kepler
| DEV Community
The rollout looks responsible. A team wants AI in their editors, so someone wires up the tooling against a hosted model, drops a shared key into the config, ships it to the team, and moves on to the next thing. An afternoon's work. Everyone's happy. It feels like the careful version of "just let people use it." It isn't, and the reason it isn't is that everything wrong with it is invisible on day one. There's no error. Nothing breaks.
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Putting an OpenAI-Compatible Gateway in Front of AWS Bedrock

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By Azeem Siddiqui
| DEV Community
The request that kicked this off was simple enough: the developers wanted an AI coding assistant in their editors. The constraints were where it got interesting. No AWS credentials on laptops. No third-party SaaS that meant a data-handling review. And whoever set it up had to be able to answer "who spent what" when the bill showed up. AWS Bedrock solved the backend question. The models are good, inference stays inside our account, and there's nothing to sign off on legally.
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IPL 2026: Five Youngsters to Watch

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By Azeem Siddiqui
| RotoWire Verified
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (RR) First in the list features Rajasthan Royals' wonderkid Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. The left-hander has already achieved so much at the highest level despite having turned 15 yet. In the recently concluded ICC Under-19 World Cup, Sooryavanshi played an innings of a lifetime in the final against England, scoring 175 off just 80 balls at a strike rate of 218.75, including 15 fours and 15 sixes.
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