2026-06-04
Web-Based Control for a CB Radio
There was a time when a CB radio was a simple affair: a small box with a channel selector, volume, and squelch controls. No longer it seems, because they can...
All the passwords were stored in Active Directory description fields
It was far too easy for a hacker to get the information
A $100,000 Employee for $100 a Month: A Painter's Case for AI Agents
A painter explains how an AI agent now handles 90% of the admin behind his art business for about $100 a month.
How We Detect iOS App Launch Regressions Before Release Using XCUITests
After a production launch regression made startup time reach almost eight seconds for some users, inDrive’s iOS platform team built automated launch performance tests with XCUITests. The system runs nightly...
FloatPic
Ultra-minimalist, borderless macOS native image viewer Discussion | Link
Cloud Regions Don’t Expand Themselves
Launching a new cloud region is a massive orchestration challenge spanning networking, policy, and metadata rather than a simple infrastructure copy-paste. Standard Infrastructure-as-Code tools fall short because they only provision...
Frontend Architecture Is Not Just Folder Structure
Frontend architecture is not just folder structure. It is how teams design UI systems that can grow, change, fail, and recover.
Your Telemetry Is Probably Detecting Failures Too Late
Run a real-time AR scanner in production and you learn fast that the failures that hurt most never crash. They degrade. The standard observability stack catches none of them. I'm...
Most Companies Don't Have an AI Problem. They Have a Decision-Making Problem.
Most companies don't have an AI problem—they have a decision-making problem. AI amplifies existing organizational behaviors; it doesn't fix broken processes. Companies with unclear ownership, conflicting metrics, and slow decision-making...
Design Engineering is the New Product Design
\ A few weeks ago, I got challenged to figure out how the wave of new AI-powered tools (Figma Make, Codex, Antigravity, Claude) could actually fit into our existing workflows...
Intelligent Terminal
Windows Terminal with native agent integration Discussion | Link
While We Were Arguing About Architecture, AI Created New Billionaires & Made Old Ones Even Richer
A look at who actually made money from the AI boom, from Nvidia and OpenAI to data-labeling firms, coding tools, and chip startups.
Building Appointa, Part 1: How to Design Booking Software That Doesn’t Lie About Availability
Booking software breaks when a calendar shows availability the system cannot actually guarantee. This first Appointa article explains why reliable booking needs server-owned slot inventory, clear approval states, conflict recovery,...
AI Is Making Software Cheap. Now Companies Must Get Leaner
Coding agents have collapsed the cost of building software, which should reshape company structure. Bias-to-action now beats credentials, making most middle managers obsolete—keep only "modern managers" who behave like CxOs....
Prompt Caching Doesn't Just Save Money. It Lets You Run 20K-Token System Prompts.
Prompt caching on Anthropic (cache_control: ephemeral) and OpenAI (automatic) cuts the cost of your static prompt prefix by ~10x on Claude and ~2x on GPT-4o. The real unlock: 20,000-token system...
Why Modern Browsers Can Handle Image Compression Without a Server
Learn how modern browser APIs make client-side image compression possible, reducing server costs, improving privacy, and creating a faster user experience.
Why Everyone at Anthropic and OpenAI Is Just "Technical Staff" — and What It Means for Your Job
TL;DR: Anthropic pays its MTS employees $300K–$530K/year. Andrej Karpathy, Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger, and Workday CTO Peter Bailis all share this single title. At Anthropic and OpenAI, titles like "VP"...
The Pope and AI
Pope Leo XIV's letter, Magnifica Humanitas, doesn't declare war on AI — it asks that AI serve human dignity, not profit or power. The Pope warns against cognitive monopolies, job...
PRODSEER Earns a 38.59 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building an AI-Powered Production Failure Prediction Platform
ProdSeer is an AI-powered Production Failure Prediction platform that analyzes GitHub repositories to identify architectural weaknesses, operational risks, and potential failure scenarios before deployment. It helps developers, engineering teams, and...
Keep Pace with Your Team’s New Speed
AI is making it possible for your team to execute faster than ever before. More ideas are turning into projects, and more decisions are requiring your input. To keep pace,...
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