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ChatGPT Always Says "Great!", But I Remember Nothing — I Built a Real Interview Teacher with Claude Code A Universal Pain Point When you use ChatGPT / Claude to prepare for inter
Using Copilot feels a lot like driving a Tesla. It might be quietly eroding your ability to code without it. A couple of months ago, I realized something that made me feel uneasy. I was on a plane, d
Need Help Getting Your Automation Scripts to Run? Hey community, Writing a Python script to automate a repetitive task is a great feeling—until you try to execute it and the console throws
If your app exposes an AI endpoint, your most expensive infrastructure might now be the easiest one to abuse. A normal HTTP request is cheap. A single request that triggers a frontier model, a long a
DaloyJS Is the Latest Modern Enterprise TypeScript Framework, and It Has Your Back on Security I want to tell you something that took me years to learn, so you can learn it on a Tuesday aft
My baby-name site started life on ASP.NET with a MSSQL backend. It worked. The reason I rewrote the whole thing in PHP + MySQL had nothing to do with the code being bad — it was everything around the
One small feature in the Next.js App Router that I think more developers should use is notFound(). A lot of codebases still handle missing data like this: It works, but you're manually handling so
> TL;DR — I run four different domains off one Next.js codebase: a marketing site at pagestrike.com, an authenticated app at app.pagestrike.com, a public publishing domain at pagestrike.app, and custo
Reading Claude's Mind: Anthropic's Natural Language Autoencoders Open a New Window Into Agent Alignment What if you could read an AI agent's thoughts — not just what it says, but what it th
I have been thinking a lot about coding agents lately. Not really about whether they can write good code, because usually they can, sometimes they can't. That part is obvious. But the risk is shiftin
description: Three production-ready templates — FastAPI backend, React 19 web frontend, and Expo mobile app — pre-wired to talk to each other. Auth, Docker, type-safe API clients, RBAC, and CI/CD incl
A while back I open-sourced a macOS desktop widget for the FIFA World Cup 2026. The question I got most was "when Windows?" — so I ported it. Here's what changed moving from macOS/Übersicht to Windows
FlashAlpha ships two MCP endpoints with the same tool catalogue but different auth, and picking the wrong one is the single most common setup failure. This walks both paths and the errors you will act
TL;DR A GPU that reports 97% utilization can still be the slowest part of a training step, and the reason usually lives outside the GPU: a CPU scheduler preemption, a driver-level allocatio
Poor data quality costs $12.9M per year on average (Gartner, 2022). In Shopify integrations, the failure mode is specific: an unmapped field silently drops a value, an incorrect type coercion truncate
We have created a generation of developers who are able to write code at a pace that they cannot read. This shouldn't be a skill. By early 2024, over 1.8 million paid subscribers trusted GitHub Copil
Part 3. Part 1 was trunk-based development. Part 2 was continuous integration. Trunk-based development and CI enable Continuous Delivery. What it is Continuous Delivery means the head of m
Most productivity discussions start with a tool recommendation. Notion. Trello. Jira. Obsidian. Linear. The list never ends. My current productivity system uses none of them. It's a desktop wallpa
A few weekends ago we built Stax — a multi-seller template marketplace where any signed-in user can become a seller, upload Notion/Figma/Webflow/code templates, set their own price, and start collecti
When developers hear "real-time communication," the first thing that comes to mind is usually WebSockets. But here's the thing: WebSockets are not always the best solution. Choosing the wrong real-