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A bug in how Apple implements its Private Relay feature, which in theory masks users’ IP addresses from the sites they visit, can reveal users’ real IP addresses.
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Shopify says AI isn’t cannibalizing search traffic the way it has for publishers. Instead, AI-driven traffic and orders to Shopify stores tripled year over year in Q2.
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If you use a coding agent for any real length of time, you hit the same wall: the agent keeps making mistakes you already corrected. Wrong package manager. Banned patterns. Edits to files that shouldn
I get asked this question a lot: 'Is AI going to replace SREs?' Short answer: no. Long answer: AI is changing what SREs spend their time on, and the SREs who adapt will have a huge edge. Wha
I reorganized my projects into an ecosystem centered around exploration, understanding, and building. This ecosystem is called EUB (Explore, Understand and Build). It's my personal place to document w
A coding agent opens your repository and receives a task that sounds simple: Add validation to the account settings endpoint. The repository already has a validation library, a shared error format
Last month, I was building an AI assistant for an e-commerce system. The idea was simple: let users ask natural-language questions about orders and products through a chat interface. I used the Model
Two updates from the Chinese AI community this week — one hardware hack, one ecosystem play. ▸ Turn any jailbroken Kindle into an always-on dashboard (source: @aigc1024 — AI探索指南). A developer open-so
"The same question took forty seconds today. Last week it took ten." The tester from Parts 2 and 3 again. She asked the agent "can I return the blue jacket from my last order?" That question needs tw
"Is it stuck?" The same tester who caught the memory bug in Part 2 found the next problem, and this one was harder to explain. She asked the e-commerce agent: "Can I return the blue jacket from my la
Two weeks after I shipped the e-commerce agent from Part 1, my first real tester asked it a question that broke the illusion: "What was in my cart again?" The agent had answered that exact question t