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Why senior developers fail to communicate their expertise

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Exaforce raises $125M Series B to build AI for catching and stopping cyberattacks as they happen

As bad actors weaponize AI to exploit software vulnerabilities at unprecedented speed, companies are increasingly recognizing the need to bolster their cybersecurity defenses. The round valued the thr

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Bambu Lab is abusing the open source social contract

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Waymo issues recall to deal with a flooding problem

Waymo has issued a software recall that makes its robotaxis more cautious around flooded areas. A "final remedy" is in the works.

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Show HN: Statewright – Visual state machines that make AI agents reliable

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Int a = 5; a = a++ + ++a; a =? (2011)

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Rendering the Sky, Sunsets, and Planets

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Loading code without the disk: what each OS lets you get away with Wojciech

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Automating Windows Server Setup with Ansible: My DevOps Journey (Part 2)

In my previous blog, I walked through how I automated Linux server setup using Ansible — SSH hardening, roles, and playbooks. If you haven't read that yet, check out Part 1 here. In this post, I'll fo

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Cron expressions are hard to read — so I built cronread

The problem Developers routinely have to leave the terminal and visit crontab.guru to verify what a cron expression actually schedules — there is no zero-dependency CLI tool that explains c

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Gyroflow: Video stabilization using gyroscope data

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Building a Practical AI Radar — notes from the state-management trenches

When we started building Radarix.ai, the visible product was always a map: layers of public-source signals stitched together so a person can see what's happening in air, at sea, and across borders in

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What a Free Security Snapshot Can Tell You — and What It Cannot

What a Free Security Snapshot Can Tell You — and What It Cannot Most small teams know their security posture needs attention. The harder question is: where do you actually start? Do you ru

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I built an MCP server without the @modelcontextprotocol/sdk — here's what I learned

I shipped a Model Context Protocol server last month. It's live on Anthropic's official registry as io.github.cammac-creator/openswissdata. It exposes nine tools over JSON-RPC 2.0 to any MCP-compatibl

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AI Workloads Break Traditional FinOps Models

The GPU cluster is idle. The inference bill doubled anyway. Nobody can explain which architectural decision caused it. That moment — the bill that arrives without a traceable utilization event — is w

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AGENTS.md as a Cross-Tool Plugin Brief: A Case Study from kobiton/automate

Canonical home: This post first appeared on Kobiton's blog at kobiton.com/blog/agents-md-cross-tool-plugin-brief-case-study-kobiton-automate. This page mirrors it; SEO authority consolidates to the K

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Coherence as a Deliverable: How a Multi-Surface Engagement Stays Sane

A sprawling multi-surface engagement (Kobiton partner pilot, 4 months, three deliverable rounds) exposed a silent failure mode: drift doesn't announce itself. A title rename on Plane goes unnoticed wh

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GitHub Account Compromise: A Wake-Up Call for Engineering Leadership on Platform Security

In the dynamic world of software development, platforms like GitHub are indispensable. They host our code, power our CI/CD pipelines, and facilitate collaboration, all while contributing significantly

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Stop using UUID v4 for database primary keys — UUIDv7 is the 2026 default

Your B-tree indexes hate UUID v4. They've hated it for years. You probably haven't noticed because the slowdown is gradual — until your table hits 10 million rows and inserts start taking 200ms instea

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Microsoft Graph API — What the Docs Don't Tell You About OneNote Rate Limiting

I've been building Note Bridge for a while now — a tool that migrates OneNote notebooks to Notion. Going in, I assumed the hardest part would be content conversion — correctly translating OneNote's co

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