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Brad Pitts upcoming F1 movie is shaping up to be the blockbuster sensation that Apple TV needed. The Apple original will hit theaters before streaming online, and thats probably the best way to watch F1.This isnt a movie shot with special effects, and thats the main reason I want to see it. Director Joseph Kosinski, known for putting actors in real jet fighters to film Top Gun: Maverick, did something similar for this movie about Formula 1 racing. He wanted actual footage from the cockpit while the Formula 1 cars were reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h on popular tracks around the world. He preferred real race footage over the easier route of computer-generated races.If youve watched Formula 1 races, you know that broadcast directors routinely switch to the cameras inside the cars to give us a sort of first-person look at the race. That technology wasnt good enough for Kosinski. Luckily, he had a trusted partner to help improve the quality of those Formula 1 cameras: Apple.Thats right, Apple didnt just fund the F1 movie, it also provided critical technology used to capture many of the scenes showing Formula 1 drivers racing on popular circuits.Apple had to place a few essential iPhone 15 Pro components inside the fins on Formula 1 cars that contain the regular cameras used for live broadcasts. It also devised new camera features that later rolled out to the public with the iPhone 15 series.Continue reading...The post How Brad Pitts F1 movie helped Apple create the iPhone 15 Pro camera appeared first on BGR.

We want to share how things are going with K2 mode, which became the default in IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1. In this post, well give an overview of the current state of K2 mode, share its adoption metrics, highlight the improvements delivered in 2025.1, and preview whats coming next.We recommend updating to the latest IntelliJ IDEA version to enjoy the best K2 mode experience.AdoptionThe number of users who have now adopted K2 mode is already very high and continues to grow. Indeed, among IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1 users, 95% of Ultimate and 9% of Community Edition developers use K2 mode.Most users update their IDEs within the first few months after a release, so we also track combined usage across versions 2024.3 and 2025.1. Even with 2024.3 users included, K2 mode has already reached over 76% adoption and the number continues to grow steadily every week.Thank you for your feedbackYour feedback is the driving force behind all the improvements and enhancements we make.Weve received valuable input through YouTrack issues, Slack messages, threads, and countless conversations in person at different conferences and meetups all of which has directly shaped the evolution of Kotlin support.Our dedicated support team reviews and monitors YouTrack reports daily, ensuring that the issues you raise are heard and addressed.Your feedback doesnt just help us fix problems it helps us shape the future of Kotlin tooling. Thanks for continuing to share it!Bug reportsThe number of bug reports submitted in the first 34 weeks after this latest release is on par with what we saw following the 2024.3 release.Other feedback channels also show a significant drop in negative mentions, and overall sentiment is more positive than expected.Some users are using K2 mode in the 2024.3 and 2024.2 versions. We strongly recommend that you update to the latest version of IntelliJ IDEA, as the 2025.1 release has brought huge improvements to K2 mode, both in terms of quality and feature completeness.Lets take a look at what has been updated.Fixes and improvements in 2025.1:Stability has been improved, meaning there are fewer crashes and freezes.More than 100 inspections and intentions have been improved and migrated from K1 to K2 mode.Better support is now available for scratch files and scripting (.kts).False positives in error reporting (e.g. Constructor expected and Unknown symbol) have been fixed.Expected String?, got String-type errors no longer appear incorrectly.There is now an inspection for unused functions or properties.Highlighting is now supported for .serializer().The Create member from usage quick-fix now works as expected.Frequent reindexing triggers have been reduced.Project-switch caching issues have been resolved.All external and internal major plugins now support K2 mode.JetBrains Academy integration is fully functioning.Various Spring support improvements have been implemented.The K2 mode debugger has reached parity with its K1 mode counterpart.Weve improved many other aspects of K2 mode. Check out our release notes for a comprehensive list.Move refactoringIn K2 mode, we rewrote how the Move refactoring works. Its now far more reliable and predictable. Edge cases are handled correctly, and the resulting code is cleaner and more accurate.Whats coming in 2025.2:General code completion improvements.Type-matching smart completion support.Spring support is on par with K1 mode.Refactorings like Convert Enum to Sealed Class, Extract Interface, Create test / Navigate to test for files and for functions, Rearrange Code.Fixes for regression highlighting, including the consistent behavior of DSLs, annotations, and Kotlin-specific syntax.Fixes for false-positive errors like Constructor expected and Unknown symbol.More reliable execution of Kotlin scripts, including standalone and Gradle .kts files.Correct loading of script definitions and resolution of project-specific symbols.Correct recognition and highlighting of functions annotated with @DslMarker.A more reliable Extract Interface refactoring across all project configurations.Theres much more to come, so stay tuned!Coroutines inspectionsCoroutines are one of our most loved and frequently mentioned features, but they can be tricky to get right, especially for those just starting out.Were working to make them easier to use and have already introduced a growing set of coroutine inspections. These are designed to catch common issues, offer helpful suggestions, and guide you toward writing correct and idiomatic coroutine code more smoothly and with more confidence. Here are some of the tickets weve addressed with this initiative:Warning about calling runBlocking in a suspend function.Inspection to replace `kotlin.coroutine.coroutineContext` access with `kotlinx.coroutines.currentCoroutineContext` call where possible.Inspection when a Flow from kotlin.coroutines is not used.Inspection to replace map { it.await() } with awaitAll() on collections of Deferred objects.Inspection to replace forEach { it.join() } with joinAll() on collections of Job objects.Support for Kotlin 2.2 feature previewsKotlin 2.2 will bring a variety of interesting new features that have IDE support in K2 mode, including:Guard conditions in when, multi-dollar interpolation, and non-local break and continue.Nested type aliases.Improvements to use-site defaulting for annotations in Kotlin.Context parameters (non-stable).Exposing functions with inline classes to Java (non-stable).Prototype of context-sensitive resolution (non-stable).PerformanceVersion 2025.1 brought noticeable performance improvements, and 2025.2 is building upon that work.In 2025.1, highlighting and actions like Find Usages became faster and more responsive. In preparation for the 2025.2 release, weve also improved completion speed and memory usage, making everyday editing smoother and more efficient.These updates are part of our ongoing effort to make K2 mode more powerful. Were continuing to track the impact of these changes and will share more detailed metrics later this year.Whats next?Were continuing our efforts to refine and enhance K2s architecture, address remaining limitations, and ensure a stable, reliable experience for all developers. Your feedback is key to helping us prioritize and improve where it matters most.If you have ideas, suggestions, or issues to report, wed love to hear from you via Slack, YouTrack, or email.Happy coding!

In the rapidly evolving domains of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), the tools and technologies used by developers can significantly influence the speed, efficiency, and effectiveness of their projects. Recognizing this, we introduced Cadence in PyCharm 2025.1, a plugin that merges the ease of local development with advanced cloud computing capabilities. Get started for free Why Cadence?Cadence makes it possible to run your code on powerful cloud hardware directly from PyCharm. This integration alleviates the typical complexities and extensive setup usually associated with cloud computing. Whether youre a solo developer experimenting with new models or part of a larger team pushing the boundaries of ML applications, Cadence ensures that your transition to powerful cloud resources is seamless and straightforward.Serverless computing on demandReduce overhead with Cadences serverless computing options, allowing you to access and manage GPUs with transparent and predictable per-second billing. This removes the need for significant upfront investments in hardware, making advanced computing power accessible at any scale.Run your code as isWith Cadence, your existing PyCharm projects require no modifications to fit into the cloud environment. Upload and execute your code as usual; Cadence handles all of the adjustments on the back end, ensuring your cloud session feels like an extension of your local setup.Tailored for PyCharm usersDebug and deploy using the PyCharm interface youre familiar with. Set breakpoints, monitor outputs, and interact with your remote environment with no additional learning curve.Data management simplifiedSay goodbye to manual data transfers. Cadence automatically synchronizes your projects data to the cloud, allowing you to download the results of each experiment directly in the IDE.Reliable experimentationReview, refine, and rerun your past experiments. Cadence provides consistent replication of results, facilitating continuous improvements.Optimized resource allocationChoose from a wide array of cloud settings, including configurations like 8xA100 and 8xH100, to scale your resources according to project demands. Schedule as many tasks as you need simultaneously, and Cadence will automatically check for available hosts in different regions and zones.Ready for teamsAdopting Cadence isnt just about improving individual productivity; its about enhancing team dynamics and output. Share setup configurations, results, and insights effortlessly within your team.Getting started with CadenceYou can try Cadence for free with a USD 30 welcome credit by installing the plugin from JetBrains Marketplace or by enabling it directly in PyCharm via Settings | Plugins | Marketplace.To see how easy it is to start training your ML models in PyCharm, check out this tutorial video. Get started for free

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