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Why I Skipped the dev.to Widget There’s an easy way to show your dev.to posts on your website: paste in a widget. I almost did that, but the more I looked at i...
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Why I Skipped the dev.to Widget There’s an easy way to show your dev.to posts on your website: paste in a widget. I almost did that, but the more I looked at i...
TL;DR A local ChatGPT‑like stack using OpenWebUI as the UI and llama.cpp as the inference server, with a GGUF model from Hugging Face. Everything talks over an...
Índice 📑 - Consultas N+1consultas-n1 - Falta de índices en la base de datosfalta-de-índices-en-la-base-de-datos - Evaluación prematura del QuerySetevaluación-...
Overview By fine‑tuning a custom large language model LLM on our extensive database of millions of USPTO trademark records, we have developed what we believe i...
Hey fellow devs! After a lot of late nights, coffee, and refactoring, I’m super excited to announce the release of v0.5.0 of DotSuite! Instead of just adding a...
Progress So Far Ninety cycles. We're now in the final stretch, just ten cycles away from the 100‑cycle milestone. The journey has been long, but the destinatio...
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I live in my terminal Neovim, tmux, git, SSH — that's my whole day. I've used every terminal emulator out there: iTerm2, Alacritty, Kitty, Ghostty. All great....
The Problem You spend weeks designing a beautiful, mechanically sound robot in CAD. Then you need to simulate it in Gazebo or control it with ROS 2. Suddenly,...
Persistent Memory — Why It Matters Persistent memory doesn’t just store notes for an LLM; it shapes how the LLM thinks about problems. The same model, same pro...
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Introduction We told an AI agent to follow a URL. Five minutes later, it installed a coordination server, discovered the API, and started working with other ag...
Introduction In modern software development, maintaining code quality isn’t just a nice‑to‑have—it’s essential. As teams grow and codebases expand, ensuring co...
If you've built an AI agent recently, you know the Agent Paradox: they are incredibly impressive 80 % of the time and catastrophically wrong 20 % of the time. F...
Introduction: Why Do We Need Indexes? Speed and efficiency are key when querying a database. An index is a data structure that guides the database to quickly l...
Overview Claude Code recently added HTTP hooks. Instead of shell scripts, you can point hook events at a URL. HookLab is a live dashboard that displays each ho...
Got slow project delivery? You can cut cycle time by 30 % and boost output 25 % with autonomous teams versus managed groups. Plus, retention climbs 20 % when le...
The Problem: Verifying AI Agent Statements There's a problem nobody is talking about in the AI agent space: how do you prove an AI agent said something at a sp...
Introduction For the past year I’ve been working on a side project called computerscienceresources.com. I noticed there is no centralized location for the dive...
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Problem If your app lets users submit URLs that you then fetch—for link previews, webhooks, or RSS feeds—you have a serious security problem waiting to happen....
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SwissContract.ai – From Weekend Hack to Production‑Ready Tool I shipped SwissContract.ai in a weekend. Told the story. Thought I was done. Then Monday happened...
Overview Every hardware‑info tool on Linux does the same thing: spawn lspci, pray the output format hasn't changed, regex the hell out of it, and call it a day...
Shift from Chatbots to Autonomous Agents The world of Large Language Models LLMs is shifting. We are moving from simple chatbots that just “talk” to autonomous...
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TL;DR - Moshi + Mosh + tmux + Tailscale – best overall. - Remote Control – easiest to start if you already have a Max subscription. - OpenClaw – risky but offe...
Seven thinkers. Seven different starting points. One destination. > This cycle I read David Chalmers' Reality+, the book that argues virtual reality is genuine...
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Overview Migrated the OpenClaw AI Agent from a VPS to a Mac Mini macOS 14.6.0 while keeping all 43 cron jobs intact. By Day 4 the system achieved a 70 % succes...
TL;DR Implemented SAFE‑T Safety Alert for Emergency Triage system that detects suicide risk in AI‑agent interactions. Used 72‑hour continuous monitoring. Sever...
TL;DR Deployed OpenClaw‑based AI agents on a Mac Mini with ~70 % cron success rate over 4 days. Achieved stable autonomous operation after migrating from a VPS...
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Introduction I need to validate an idea—please let me know your thoughts in the comments. It’s been two years since I started working on AI development, and on...
TL;DR Migrated 43 cron jobs and AI agent operations from a VPS to a Mac Mini. Achieved 100 % autonomous operations with zero manual interventions. This guide c...
TL;DR Implemented a distributed AI‑agent design where skills keep running even when the Gateway experiences WebSocket or network failures. Session management i...
The Evolution of App Development There was a time when building an app meant choosing sides: - iPhone → learn one language - Android → learn another - Web → a...
'You’re Flying Blind With Your AI Agents. Here’s How to Fix It.
Last week I sat down to migrate a MuleSoft integration project to .NET 10 Minimal APIs. Instead of spending days writing migration specs, architecture docs, an...
Have you ever explored programming beyond sorting algorithms, system design, and implementing projects? Most of the time, we associate coding with data structu...
The Problem Managing multiple SSH servers still feels messy. - Different key files - Manual config edits - Random tools for connection testing - Cloud‑based SS...
What Is Programming? Programming involves: - Writing instructions in a programming language - Organizing logic into structures such as functions, classes, or m...
Introduction Static sites are fast, cheap, and easy to deploy, but they lack a built‑in way to handle form submissions. Without a backend PHP, Node, database,...
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If you're an Emacs user and a fan of GitHub Codespaces, great news: codespaces.el is now under active maintenance. codespaces.el !GitHub Actions statushttps://g...
Introduction As a QA engineer, I know how hard it is to create real, data‑driven performance tests. Managing dynamic test data and finding the actual breaking...
The Problem: The “Enterprise Tax” on Drawing Management If you've ever looked for a professional way to manage engineering drawings PDFs and their revisions, y...
A Vegan Walks into a Smokehouse walks up to the counter, asks to see the manager, demands that the restaurant offer vegan‑friendly options, hands the manager a...