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The Oakland verdict in Musk v. Altman came in this morning at the federal courthouse on Clay Street. A nine-person advisory jury, sitting before Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in the Northern District o
I run a few small businesses, which means once a month I sit down with a bank export and an accounting platform and turn a pile of transactions into something a tax office will accept. It is the part
A real story about a job assignment, a broken Docker config, and a deployment that went live in minutes. It started with a panic message A developer reached out to us with 24 hours le
Over the past weeks, I’ve been sharing a series of posts that gravitate around one question: How do we use AI without outsourcing our judgment? The engagement from this community in response to this
LunarSite: An end-to-end ML pipeline for lunar south pole landing site selection Sim-to-real terrain segmentation, fine-tuned crater detection, PSR-aware XGBoost site scoring, and calibrate
We've all seen it: an API response that looks perfectly fine, but JSON.parse() throws a cryptic error at position 0. Or position 472. Or somewhere deep inside a 10,000-line config file. Here are the m
Every agent product eventually has the same conversation: who is allowed to click "yes"? The simplest answer is a single per-action prompt. The user gets a popup, the popup says "the agent wants to d
Quando comecei a trabalhar com tecnologia, há mais de duas décadas, a Inteligência Artificial era algo restrito a laboratórios de pesquisa e ficção científica. Hoje, ela está embutida no aplicativo qu
Three AI stories landed this week that all poke at the same nerve: the images, video, and films we actually look at are getting an AI layer — and the line between "real" and "AI-made" keeps thinning.
On April 29, 2026, Nathan Sobo published the Zed 1.0 announcement post on Zed's blog. The post landed on Hacker News at 2,047 points and 663 comments — the highest-engagement HN story in the present c
Synchronous billing is easy, and that's the problem — it makes you think all billing is easy. When a request does its work inline, the billable number is in the response by the time you send it. The
You have an API response. You want a Zod schema. So you paste the JSON into a JSON-to-Zod converter, copy the output, and ship it. Here's the trap: a lot of those converters infer basic types only. Y
AI has made it easier to produce working software. That part is real. It can write code, draft documents, research a topic, scaffold a prototype, and debug a problem faster than most teams can finis
Most TypeScript tutorials teach you the language. This article teaches you how to use it. There's a difference. The language has hundreds of features. A real project uses maybe twenty of them regula
Most AI agent examples make the same mistake. They show a nice prompt, a clean tool call, and then quietly pass raw real data straight through the model. That works for a demo, but it is a very bad i
There's a loop that keeps repeating in 2026, and it's costing founders real money. Step 1: A non-technical founder has a legitimate SaaS idea. Step 2: They discover Lovable, Bolt, or a similar AI bui
If you are shopping for a Linear alternative, start with the honest part: Linear is the best issue tracker of the AI era. The speed, the keyboard craft, the command palette, the feel of the thing. Tha
Filament is a great admin panel. Event sourcing is a great architectural pattern. Getting the two to work together, though, has always meant compromises: either you bypass your aggregates and write di
The core of Trackist is an LLM that authors a personalized training week. A user answers about fifteen onboarding questions, the model writes one balanced week of workouts, and the app replicates that
We ship products at Inithouse, a studio running a growing portfolio of tools and apps in parallel. One of them is Tarotas, a tarot card app with 78 cards and interpretations across five languages: Cze