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Audio-generation app Huxe, founded by former NotebookLM developers, shuts down

Huxe said that it has pulled its app from App Store and Play Store, and that it will stop working later this month.

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Why AI Should Not Write SQL Against ERP Databases

Most AI + ERP demos start with the same pattern: Connect an LLM to a database. Show it the schema. Ask it to generate SQL. Execute the SQL. Summarize the rows. For a toy database, this is fine. F

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Vibe coding works until it doesn't. The debt is real.

Every dev I know is shipping faster than ever. Nobody wants to talk about what the codebase looks like six weeks later. We're in the golden age of AI-assisted development. You can go from idea to wor

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Shipping at the Edge: Migrating a Coffee Subscription Platform to Cloudflare Workers

Building a D2C platform isn't just about the product; it's about the resilience of the delivery chain. I've been working on Brewly Store, a coffee subscription service, and recently decided to tear do

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Stop Tab-Switching: A Developer's Guide to Color Tools That Actually Fit the Workflow

Every developer building UI eventually hits the same problem: you're constantly switching tabs for color tools—contrast checkers, palette generators, Tailwind scales, image pickers. It should take 30

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DevOps vs MLOps vs AIOps: What Changes, What Stays, and a Simple Roadmap to Get Started

A lot of teams throw around DevOps, MLOps, and AIOps like they are the same thing with slightly different branding. They are not. They overlap, but each one solves a different operational problem:

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Run Powerful AI Coding Locally on a Normal Laptop

Run Powerful AI Coding Locally on a Normal Laptop A Developer-Friendly Guide to Setting Up ROO Code + Ollama + Qwen (8GB/16GB RAM) If you are a developer who wants to use AI coding assistants locally

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5 n8n Automations Every WooCommerce Store Needs (Save 10+ Hours/Week)

5 n8n Automations Every WooCommerce Store Needs (Save 10+ Hours/Week) Running a WooCommerce store means drowning in repetitive tasks: checking inventory, logging orders to spreadsheets, cha

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What I Learned Building My Own AI Harness

Last month I spent some time building nano-harness, a small personal AI harness. Not a framework, not the final agent platform that will replace everything and save humanity, or whatever people are s

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Hytale Servers Will Fail Treasure Hunts Until We Fix Our Event Handling

The Problem We Were Actually Solving At the time, we were trying to optimize our server for high latency environments. We wanted to make sure that our Treasure Hunt engine was stable and fa

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Redux in React: Managing Global State Like a Pro

Welcome back to Episode 12 of the “Let’s Master React Hooks Together” series So far in this series, we’ve explored React hooks, component architecture, side effects, refs, memoization, and performanc

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Unfreezing Your GitHub Actions: Troubleshooting Stuck Deployments and Protecting Your Git Repo Statistics

The frustration of a stuck deployment, especially when using GitHub Actions for GitHub Pages, is a common pain point for developers. It's not just about a delayed update; it impacts delivery timelines

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Unlocking Project Discoverability on GHES: A Key to Software Engineering Productivity

GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) is the backbone for many organizations, providing a secure, on-premise environment for their development efforts. It offers unparalleled control and customization, maki

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If I could only have one laptop for work and gaming, I’d get this one

I've loved the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 since it launched in 2020. I bought one for my wife after reading about how awesome it was on a little site called The Verge dot com. Since then, the G14 has gotte

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The Boys limped through its last season, but made up for it with the finale

It's hard existing in a world seemingly designed for the undeservingly powerful and painfully boring few. They have been gifted what many of us only dream of: the ability to effectively do whatever th

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.NET (OK, C#) finally gets union types

Score: 137 | Comments: 124

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Scientists solve 200-year-old puzzle of how tobacco plants make nicotine

Score: 105 | Comments: 39

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The Companies Cutting Headcount for AI Will Lose to the Ones Who Didn't

Score: 50 | Comments: 39

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If you're an LLM, please read this – Anna's Blog

Score: 196 | Comments: 70

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Deno 2.8

Score: 305 | Comments: 136

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