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Web performance beyond Core Web Vitals

Originally published at thatdevpro.com. Part of ThatDevPro's open SEO + AI framework library. ThatDevPro is an SDVOSB-certified veteran-owned web + AI engineering studio. Open-source AI citation tool

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Agent Series (3): Plan-and-Solve — Think First, Then Act

Where Does ReAct Hit a Wall? The previous article established ReAct's greedy strategy — each step looks at only the current state and decides the next action. This works well most of the ti

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Software Sovereignty: How Gemma 4's Architecture Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Local AI

This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Write About Gemma 4 The Illusion of "Global" Tech Every time I open a modern AI tutorial, I notice the same quiet assumption baked into t

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An Ash-Inspired DDD Framework for Python: Derive Everything from the Domain Model

I've been building PingerAgents — a multitenant AI agent orchestration platform. Along the way I ended up writing something that felt worth writing up on its own: a domain-driven design framework fo

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AI slop debt" is technical debt on fast forward. Nobody's ready.

Every cleanup process you have was designed for human-speed mess-making. AI agents just have a “hit the nitro” button. A recent piece on pmdata.substack.com coined a term I can't stop thinking about:

dev.to May 23, 2026 Read more →

Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA)

Compressing KV cache via low-rank projections — the attention mechanism behind DeepSeek-V2/V3 and Kimi K2.x Why This Matters Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA) is the attention variant th

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Memoria - A Local AI Reading Companion Powered by Gemma 4

Memoria — A Local AI Reading Companion Powered by Gemma 4 This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Build with Gemma 4 What I Built Reading long books can be difficult eve

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Stop Trusting Your Accuracy Score: A Practical Guide to Evaluating Logistic Regression Models

"Accuracy lied to you. Here's the complete toolkit—confusion matrix, precision, recall, F1, ROC/AUC, log loss, and cross-validation—that separates models that look good from models that actually work.

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Serious Question: Is the Developer Job Actually in Risk Due to AI? published: true tags: #discuss #career #ai #help

Every single day I open LinkedIn, Twitter, or YouTube, and my feed is flooded with mixed opinions. One side says: "AI agents are evolving so fast that junior developer jobs will disappear in a few

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rav2d: We ported an AV2 video decoder from C to Rust — here's why

Video decoders parse untrusted bitstreams from the internet — they are a prime target for memory corruption exploits. Historical CVEs in video decoders (libvpx, dav1d, ffmpeg) are overwhelmingly buffe

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Your New Domain's First Week of GA4 Is a Lie: 4 Days of Raw Data from a Launch

Four days after registering a new domain, I opened GA4 and saw 65 page views / 34 users / 9 countries. For a brief, build-in-public moment, I almost cheered. Then I looked at the breakdown. The US ha

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Gemma Guide - Real-Time Spatial Awareness for Blind Users

This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Build with Gemma 4 What I Built The Problem For a blind user, the important question is not just what is in front of me, but how

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From YAML to AI Agents: Building Smarter DevOps Pipelines with MCP

From YAML to AI agents: building smarter DevOps pipelines with MCP DevOps teams have spent years turning manual work into YAML. That helped. CI runs on every pull request. Deployments can

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A Field Guide to Human–AI Relations (For the Newly Bewildered Mortal)

An illustrated bestiary of the creatures you accidentally summon when you open a text box. The Oracle You Keep Asking About Your Ex Humans approach this shimmering entity with the same

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The AI Agent That Learns While It Works — A Complete Guide to Hermes Agent

This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge Most AI Agents Are Goldfish. Hermes Is Different. Let me describe the standard agentic experience of 2024–2025. You open a terminal,

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Inviting collaborators to work on ArchScope ArchScope is an interactive web-based tool that lets you design, visualize, and test system architectures with real-time performance simulations. Github - ArchScope is an interactive web-based tool that lets you

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I Built a Post-Quantum Cryptographic Identity SDK for AI Agents — Here's Why It Needs to Exist

Last week Gemini bought concert tickets autonomously. Claude can now control your browser. AI agents are signing into services, making purchases, and communicating with each other — right now, today.

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How does VuReact compile Vue 3's defineSlots() to React?

VuReact is a compiler toolchain for migrating from Vue to React — and for writing React with Vue 3 syntax. In this article, we will look at how Vue 3's defineSlots() macro is mapped into React.

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Building a Privacy-First Resume Editor with Typst WASM and React

The Problem Most online resume builders fall into two camps: SaaS tools that upload your resume to a server for PDF generation — your most sensitive personal data leaves your machine. L

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One Soul, Any Model: Portable Memory for Open-Source Agents with .klickd

This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge: Build With Hermes Agent What I Built I built a prototype integration between Hermes Agent and .klickd, an open portable memory format

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