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Vibe Coding Is Great for Demo; It’s Not a Strategy for GenAI Value in the SDLC
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. Join For Free If your IDE can whip up a feature in minutes, why do releases still get delayed, incidents keep popping up, and PR queues stay backed up? That's the big question driving vibe coding. The idea sounds great: just say what you want in plain language, have an LLM generate the code, copy it over, run it, and then you're ready to go. It feels like software has finally turned into something that puts English first.
Sandeep claims MRF Formula 2000 crown
[ad_1] Sandeep Kumar and Chetan Surnineni won the MRF Formula 2000 and 1600 titles as the curtains came down on the fourth and final round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Car Racing Championship 2023 at the Madras International Circuit on Sunday.
Formula E announces cancellation of race in Hyderabad - TechiAzi
The Formula-E race scheduled to be held in Hyderabad in February has been cancelled. “We have announced an update to the Season 10 calendar, with the cancellation of the Hyderabad E-Prix, scheduled for Saturday 10th February,” posted the hosting company on X late on Friday night.
Hong Kong primary schoolchildren at centre of 5-a-side match-fixing probe
Share The International Cricket Council shares a viral image of Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah from the India vs Afghanistan T20 match. The International Cricket Council on Thursday shared the ‘perfect mirror image’ of Indian legendary cricketers Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah from the India vs Afghanistan T20 match on its official X (formerly Twitter) handle. The image went viral on social media platforms.
Ross Branch tops Stage 1 for Hero at Dakar Rally
Hero MotoSports Team Rally made a strong start to the Dakar Rally as its rider Ross Branch topped the opening stage of the iconic off-roading event. In total, three Hero riders crossed Saturday’s finish line successfully, with Branch finishing first among 136 competitors in the bike category. After a spectacular performance in Stage 1, Branch leads the field with a healthy 12-minute advantage. The Hero squad also displayed remarkable camaraderie and commitment.
NADA’s presence helped us win National title, says Calicut University’s sports head
The presence of the National Anti-Doping Agency at the National men’s inter-university athletics championships, which concluded in Chennai on Sunday, was a big reason for Calicut University winning the overall team title there, says Sakeer Hussain, the university’s director of physical education. “We are winning the title after 12 years and the big difference this time was the presence of NADA.
Australian Open | Ons Jabeur suffers stunning defeat to Mirra Andreeva in second round
Ons Jabeur suffered a stunning 6-0, 6-2 loss to Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva in the Australian Open second round on Wednesday, January 17, 2024, as the sixth seed’s bid to become the first Arab and African woman to win a Grand Slam title lay in tatters. Jabeur began the match with a big ace down the middle but quickly found herself on the back foot as her 16-year-old opponent capitalised on some uncharacteristic errors to cruise through the opening set in 20 minutes conceding eight points.
Novak Djokovic 'upset' and 'frustrated' after Aus Open fan crossed the line
Expectations will be high as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty spearhead the home challenge at the India Open super 750 badminton tournament beginning here on Tuesday, hoping to annex their first silverware of the new season. With six titles last year, Satwik and Chirag have been a cut above the rest, and the runner-up finish at the Malaysia super 1000 has only spiced things up as the Indian shuttlers look to deliver at home.
Olympic Qualifier | India proves too good for Italy, seals semifinal spot
India overwhelmed Italy for a best-ever 5-1 win in its final Pool B match at the Olympic Qualifiers on Tuesday to finish second in its group, qualifying for the semifinals, and keeping its hopes of an Olympic ticket alive. Up next will be Germany for a spot in the final. Needing only a draw after USA beat New Zealand 1-0 to top with nine points, India started much the same way it did against New Zealand, Salima Tete earning a penalty corner 38 seconds into the game and Udita making no mistake.
Stamp Fairtex set to face former teammate Denice Zamboanga at ONE 166
Expectations will be high as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty spearhead the home challenge at the India Open super 750 badminton tournament beginning here on Tuesday, hoping to annex their first silverware of the new season. With six titles last year, Satwik and Chirag have been a cut above the rest, and the runner-up finish at the Malaysia super 1000 has only spiced things up as the Indian shuttlers look to deliver at home.
Christian Pulisic interview: 'I want to show the world what the U.S. can do'
Christian Pulisic is perched on a bar stool in the old clubhouse overlooking the first-team training pitch at Milanello, AC Milan’s training ground. He makes a hand gesture, one he didn’t need the past six months living in Italy to learn. Pulisic is talking about himself as one of the “older guys” on the USMNT and, as he does so, he is sure to put air quotes around it. Nearby is a portrait of Milan legend Paolo Maldini lifting a trophy, a player who retired in his forties.
IND vs AFG 3rd T20 match: When, where and how to watch, live-streaming details
Expectations will be high as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty spearhead the home challenge at the India Open super 750 badminton tournament beginning here on Tuesday, hoping to annex their first silverware of the new season. With six titles last year, Satwik and Chirag have been a cut above the rest, and the runner-up finish at the Malaysia super 1000 has only spiced things up as the Indian shuttlers look to deliver at home.
CrewAI: Empowering AI Agents to Work Together Seamlessly.
CrewAI stands out as an innovative framework that orchestrates autonomous AI agents, facilitating collaborative intelligence by seamlessly integrating their capabilities. This breakthrough enables these agents to work together harmoniously, combining their strengths to tackle complex problems efficiently. Traditionally, AI applications have relied on a single-agent approach, limiting their ability to handle complex tasks that require multiple perspectives and expertise.
India Open | Focus on Satwik-Chirag as shuttlers look to dazzle at home court
Expectations will be high as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty spearhead the home challenge at the India Open super 750 badminton tournament beginning here on Tuesday, hoping to annex their first silverware of the new season. With six titles last year, Satwik and Chirag have been a cut above the rest, and the runner-up finish at the Malaysia super 1000 has only spiced things up as the Indian shuttlers look to deliver at home.
Touch Of Grey, Champions Way, River Of Gold, Immortal Beauty and Il Volo impress
[ad_1] Touch Of Grey, Champions Way, River Of Gold, Immortal Beauty and Il Volo impressed when the horses were exercised here on Tuesday morning (Oct 24). Inner sand: 600m: Maroon (S. Shareef) 40.5. Moved well. Outer sand: 600m: Chisox (rb) 44.5. Easy. Sheer Bliss (Shinde) 43. Pleased. Mighty Zo (B. Harish) 46. Moved freely. Greeley (Likith) 45. Shaped well. Devils Magic (rb) 45. Moved on the bit. A 2-y-o (Dreamfield – Suzanna) (R. Pradeep), a 2-y-o (Leitir Mor – Eskdale) (Saqlain) 45.
Taylor Fritz makes light-hearted Cam Norrie joke after United Cup draw announced
Taylor Fritz took one look at the draw for the United Cup and knew straight away that history was about to repeat itself with yet another match-up against Cameron Norrie. And the top-ranked American couldn’t resist making a sarcastic joke about the prospect of facing the British number one once more. The 2024 season will get underway a couple of days earlier when the United Cup begins on December 29 in Perth and Sydney, running until January 7.
MOTORSPORTS | Rajiv Sethu crowned champion in premier Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open category
Though he was denied a ninth-straight win, the 25-year-old Rajiv Sethu won the premier Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open category in the fifth and final round of the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship at the Madras International Circuit (MIC) here on Sunday. Also clinching the National titles were Vignesh Goud of Race’ists Motorcycle Club (Novice-Stock 165cc) and Lani Zena Fernandez of RACR Castrol Power1 Ultimate (Girls-Stock 165cc).
National under-23 championships, Chandigarh | Animesh Kujur betters own 200m record
Odisha’s Animesh Kujur – who clocked a personal best 20.74s at the recent National Open in Bengaluru which was the sixth-best time in the Indian all-time list maintained by World Athletics – broke his own 200m meet record at the third National Open under-23 athletics championships here on Sunday. The 20-year-old clocked 20.87s. Tamil Nadu’s Tamil Arasu (10.54s) and Mariya Nivetha (11.79s) emerged as the fastest man and woman respectively by winning the 100m on Saturday.
Tennis | Asian Games silver medal a great morale booster, says Saketh Myneni
At 35, many athletes might well think about life after sports! But, for Davis Cupper Saketh Myneni, the journey in search of excellence at the highest level goes on. Not surprisingly, this gifted tennis player, who achieved a career-best doubles ranking of No. 74 this year, made another emphatic statement about his abilities winning the men’s doubles silver (partnering Ramkumar Ramanathan) in the recent Asian Games. “Winning my third medal in the Asiad is a truly fabulous feeling.
Bishan Singh Bedi: A spin champion and impetuous cricket crusader
At 6.48 pm fog brought a 11-minute pause to India’s campaign in the World Cup. At the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala, the weather rolled in from the hills, but it could not stop India from making it five wins from as many games to sit on top of the table. With the two unbeaten teams squaring off, the stakes were high. And New Zealand were typically clinical batting first. There was no desperation and no sense of false urgency, just clinical batting.
Asian Games | The slide in Asian hockey doesn’t augur well, on or off the field
The first time Chinese media bothered to speak to one of their hockey players post-match after a week’s hockey action at the Asian Games was on Monday night following the men’s team’s incredible performance that saw it top Pool B and advance to the semifinals of the competition. Of course, with the host hoarding medals by the dozen every day — it had won 279 at the time of writing with an incredible 154 gold — hockey would unsurprisingly rank low on the priority list.
Hollinger: 13 bold NBA season predictions, including All-Star Wembanyama and a Celtics title
What time is it? That’s right … it’s time to make some outlandish statements that people will look back on next spring and cackle hysterically. OK, that’s not actually the goal, but it is certainly an occupational hazard. Prognostication makes fools of us all; there are just too many things we can’t possibly have seen coming. Thank goodness for that, actually, as sports would be pretty boring otherwise. That won’t stop me from trying, though.
P.V. Sindhu enters Denmark Open semifinals
Star Indian shuttler P.V. Sindhu showed glimpses of her old self, dishing out a compact game to storm into the semifinals of Denmark Open Super 750 tournament with a comfortable win over world No. 19 Supanida Katethong here on Friday. The two-time Olympic medallist, who has endured a winless phase this season, displayed her immaculate retrieving skills and exemplary net play to outshine Katethong 21-19, 21-12 in 47 minutes and make it to a second semifinal in two weeks.
Dyf should make amends in the Golconda St. Leger
Trainer Adhirajsingh Jodha’s Dyf, who ran a close second to King’s Ransom in the Indian St. Leger at Pune, should make amends in the Golconda St. Leger, the main attraction of Sunday’s (Oct. 22) races. 1. PEDDAPALLI PLATE (Div. II) (1,200m), rated 20 to 45 (Cat. III) — 1.30 p.m.: 1. Pinatubo (2) Kuldeep Singh (Sr) 60, 2. Capriati (6) Akshay Kumar 57.5, 3. Thunder Knight (5) Ajay Kumar 56.5, 4. Fatuma (7) A.M. Tograllu 56, 5. Alpine Girl (3) Mohit Singh 55.5, 6. Warwick (4) P. Ajeeth Kumar 54.5, 7.
ICC World Cup 2023 | ENG vs SA: Klaasen and Jansen take South Africa to 399/7
The ICC World Cup 2023 will pit the world’s best bowlers against the world’s best batsmen over the course of a month and a half. In this battle, many of the usual suspects, such as Jasprit Bumrah and Shaheen Afridi, have risen to the top of the wicket-taking charts.
MOTORCYCLING | Rajiv’s dominant run continues with eighth consecutive win
Rajiv Sethu (RACR Castrol Power1 Ultimate) continued his dominant run in the premier Pro-Stock 301-400cc Open category by roaring to his eighth consecutive win at the fifth and final round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship at the Madras International Circuit, here on Saturday. Meanwhile, Senthil Kumar (LGE Racing) notched up his first win in five years with a surprise victory in a dramatic Pro-Stock 165cc Open class race.
Oscar Piastri | The baby-faced disruptor turning heads in his rookie F1 season
Oscar Piastri’s maiden home Grand Prix, back in April, was just his third race in Formula One. The Australian driver, seen as one of the sport’s hottest talents, had had an indifferent start to life in the highest class of open-wheel, single-seater racing — 15th in Saudi Arabia after failing to finish his debut Grand Prix in Bahrain, retiring with an electrical problem.
Kelvin Kiptum in the time of Eliud Kipchoge — how the marathon just got more interesting - TechiAzi
When Eliud Kipchoge celebrated his fifth win in the Berlin Marathon last year, there was an air of invincibility about him. A two-time Olympic champion, he had just set a new world record of 2:01:09. He had broken the mythical two-hour barrier in 2019 when he clocked 1:59:40, but that was achieved with the aid of pacemakers in a project backed by British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos in Vienna and consequently not recognised by World Athletics.
England expects Ben Stokes to be fit to revive ICC World Cup 2023 campaign vs SA
Share Updated: IST Wellington [New Zealand], September 1 (ANI): New Zealand’s fast bowling duo of Jess Kerr, Molly Penfold and top-order batter Lauren Down returned as New Zealand Cricket on Thursday announced a squad for the West Indies for three ICC Women’s Championship ODIs and five T20Is. The trio are the only changes to the 15-player squad which claimed bronze at the recent Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, with Claudia Green, Rosemary Mair and wicket-keeper Jess McFadyen making way.
Jess Kerr, Molly Penfold return as New Zealand announce squad for West Indies tour
Updated: IST Wellington [New Zealand], September 1 (ANI): New Zealand’s fast bowling duo of Jess Kerr, Molly Penfold and top-order batter Lauren Down returned as New Zealand Cricket on Thursday announced a squad for the West Indies for three ICC Women’s Championship ODIs and five T20Is. The trio are the only changes to the 15-player squad which claimed bronze at the recent Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, with Claudia Green, Rosemary Mair and wicket-keeper Jess McFadyen making way.
Hangzhou Asian Games | India thrashes Japan to claim hockey gold; qualifies for Paris Olympics
Captain Harmanpreet Singh got his second, and India’s 5th goal in the 59th minute of the match and finally allowed himself a smile. The result was sealed, gold assured and an Olympic ticket confirmed as the Indian men’s hockey team registered an emphatic 5-1 win against defending champion Japan to reclaim the Asian Games title in Hangzhou on October 6. Harmanpreet’s brief smile expressed several emotions in that second — pride, happiness but most importantly, relief.
John Barnes and a banana: The story behind English football's most notorious photo
This article is part of The Athletic’s series celebrating UK Black History Month. You can find the full series here. Bob Thomas had no idea he was about to take an era-defining photograph. When he set off from his home in Northamptonshire bound for the Merseyside derby in February 1988, his focus was simply on capturing an almighty sporting tussle between the two most successful football clubs of the decade.
Hangzhou transforms venues as first matches of Asian Para Games commence
Share During Game 3 of the American League Championship series between the Houston Astros and the Texas Rangers, the Astros wasted no time igniting the scoreboard at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Facing a 2-0 deficit in the series, the Astros were determined to turn things around and keep their championship hopes alive.
Women’s Indian Open | Confident Diksha Dagar spearheads Indian challenge - TechiAzi
With the Asian Games silver medallist Aditi Ashok busy playing in Korea, in-form Diksha Dagar spearheads the home challenge when the $400,000 Hero Women’s Indian Open tees off at the DLF Golf and Country Club here on Thursday.
Star Glory primed to come good in Mysore District Cup - TechiAzi
Star Glory, who has been well prepared, is expected to score in the Mysore District Cup (1,400m), the main event of the races to be held here on Thursday (Oct 19). False rails (width about 6m from 1,600m to the winning post) will be in position. 1. CHIRAPUNJI PLATE (1,400m), rated 00 to 25, 5-y-o & over, 2-00 p.m.: 1. Festive Star (2) B. Dharshan 61, 2. Sky Princess (3) R. Pradeep 60, 2. Akasi (10) Inayat 59.5, 4. Code Of Honour (6) Ram Nandan 58, 5. Ironic Humour (1) Angad 56.5, 6.
Jyothika and Abiram celebrate a double
M. Jyothika, the golden girl among juniors at last year’s Kerala State schools athletics championships, has moved smoothly to the senior grade. The 17-year-old from Palakkad’s Parli School won the 400m hurdles, her second gold in the under-19 age group, in the championships’ 65 edition at the Government Boys VHSS ground here on Wednesday.
Tennis | Rohan Bopanna-Matthew Ebden duo loses Shanghai Masters final to Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos
Seventh seeds Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos beat fourth seeds Rohan Bopanna and Matthew Ebden 5-7, 6-2, [10-7] in the doubles final of the $8,800,000 ATP Masters tennis tournament in Shanghai, China, on Sunday. The champion team collected 1000 ATP points and $436,730. The runner-up pocketed 600 points and $231,660. It was the sixth final of the season for Bopanna and Ebden, who had won the titles in Indian Wells and Doha.
"Did They Line It Up? Taking Longer Than...": David Warner Reignites Cricket World Cup 2023 DRS Row
“I believe India has the potential to win the Olympic gold medal in hockey. This team has the attitude and talent to make it happen,” says Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, the man whose rock-solid support is behind the sport’s revival. “Hockey is in our DNA. It’s time for hockey to be more appreciated.
India capable of winning Olympic gold in hockey, time for sport to be more appreciated: Naveen Patnaik
“I believe India has the potential to win the Olympic gold medal in hockey. This team has the attitude and talent to make it happen,” says Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, the man whose rock-solid support is behind the sport’s revival. “Hockey is in our DNA. It’s time for hockey to be more appreciated.
The Athletic 133: Why Washington has earned the No. 1 ranking at midseason
Sign up for the Until Saturday newsletter | Jayna Bardahl and The Athletic’s college football staff deliver expert analysis on the biggest CFB stories five days per week. Get it sent to your inbox. It’s rare that a monster game lives up to the hype. We’ve now had it happen two weeks in a row in college football, shaking up the rankings. Last week, Oklahoma beat Texas with a touchdown in the final seconds.
Former WSF president Ramachandran thrilled at squash being included in the Olympics
N. Ramachandran, who held the post of president of the World Squash Federation (WSF), still remembers the time when he attended the IOC session in Singapore in 2005 as “a young vice-president of WSF”. “The IOC session had Sussie Simcock, the then president of WSF, and the legendary Jahangir Khan in attendance. But in those days, we required a two-thirds majority among the IOC members for a sport to get in Olympics. Unfortunately, we didn’t get that,” he said.
City Of Bliss takes the honours in feature event - TechiAzi
Trainer Neelesh Rawal’s City Of Bliss, ridden by apprentice Ajay Kumar, won the Telangana Race Horse Owners Association Trophy, the feature event of Monday’s (Oct. 16) races. The winner is owned by Mr. K. Thribhuvan Reddy. 1. SHALIMAR PLATE: THE AKHANDA (Santosh Raj N.R.) 1, Reigning Beauty (Afroz Khan) 2, Gretsy (A. Imran Khan) 3 and Hero Of The East (Abhay Singh) 4. 1/2, 4-3/4 and 2. 1m, 26.06s. ₹186 (w), 15, 12 and 11 (p). SHP: 26, THP: 44, SHW: 50 and 13, FP: 1,394, Q: 348, Tanala: 2,585.
Double delight for Aditya and Chetan
Bengaluru’s Aditya Swaminathan and Chennai Chetan Surineni notched a double each in the MRF Formula 2000 and F1600 categories, respectively, in the third round of the MRF MMSC FMSCI National car racing championships here on Sunday. Chandigarh’s Angad Matharoo provisionally clinched the championship in the MRF Saloon car (Toyota Etios) category with five wins from nine starts, besides two podium finishes this weekend.
Railways emerges as the overall team champion in 62nd National Open athletics championships
D.P. Manu bettered his own mark to create a new men’s javelin throw meet record at the 62nd National Open athletics championships at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here on Sunday. Manu recorded an 82.06m effort in his first attempt to clinch the gold medal. His previous best at this meet came last year when he recorded an 81.23m throw. Tamil Nadu and Railways created meet records in the men’s and women’s 4x100m relay events respectively. Railways emerged as the overall team champion.
Shanker and Rishitha claim National under-16 titles
Shanker Heisnam played a crafty all-court game to outwit V. Thirumurugan 6-1, 6-2 in the under-16 boys final of the Fenesta National sub-junior tennis championship at the DLTA Complex on Saturday. The left-hander Thirumurugan had the game, but not the consistency to trouble his athletic opponent. Rishitha Basireddy was equally efficient in taming Aishi Bisht 6-4, 6-3 for the under-16 girls title.
Conor McGregor unleashes rant on Logan Paul after being called out for fight
India vs Pakistan, ICC World Cup 2023: India thrashed Pakistan by 7 wickets to register its 8th World Cup victory against the team in a historic rivalry that has been on since 1991. Team India skipper Rohit Sharma is looking splendiferous with his captaincy, his bat, and his biceps.
Preseason hopes have been crushed: Ranking the 10 most disappointed fan bases
Every Saturday night, Ari Wasserman and David Ubben react to the weekend’s slate of games on “Until Saturday.” On Mondays, they revisit the biggest takeaway from Saturday night’s instant reaction. This week: Ari and David examine the 10 fan bases that should be most disappointed with the start of the 2023 season. College football Saturdays can be filled with happiness. But not for everyone. The beauty of the sport is that horror is waiting around the corner for more than a few teams every fall, too.
It’s Anastasia vs. Slainte in the Stewards Cup
Anastasia and Slainte may fight out the finish in the Stewards Cup (1,200m), the main event of the races to be held here on Saturday (Oct. 14). 1. KILIMANJARO HANDICAP (1,100m), 4-y-o & over, rated 00 to 25, 1-45 p.m.: 1. Regal Kid (8) P. Siddaraju 60, 2. Presto Power (6) Likith Appu 59, 3. Maranello (5) N. Murugan 58.5, 4. Royal Mayfair (9) Hindu Singh 58.5, 5. Daiyamondo (2) Jagadeesh 57.5, 6. Mr Mozart (4) S.A. Amit 57.5, 7. Amarone (3) Ram Nandan 56, 8. MSG Fantasy (1) R.S. Bhati 55 and 9. Kundavai (7) P.
FORMULA ONE | Verstappen’s dominance is spellbinding, scary part is he has only started
During the sprint race of the recently concluded Qatar Grand Prix, Max Verstappen became a three-time Formula One world champion, joining an elite list of just 11 drivers to have achieved the feat. He also became only the fifth driver to score a hat-trick of titles after Juan Manuel Fangio, Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton.
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