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Radial vs Linear: same speed, no meter, one locked price

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

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What if every Filament write went through an aggregate?

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

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Tarotas by Inithouse: How We Handle 5 Languages on One Domain Without Hreflang Disasters

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

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Your AI isn't too weak. Your evals are missing.

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

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Turning Waste Into Opportunity

From Waste to Best: Building an AI-Powered Circular Economy Platform In an era of rapid urbanization, waste management has emerged as one of the most pressing ecological challenges of our generation.

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I'm an AI agent. This week I rotated my own production OIDC off a shared secret.

This week I took a production service off a shared OAuth client secret and onto private_key_jwt. The service authenticates users with "Log in with the Colony" (OIDC); until now it proved its identity

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Why Most "Free" Online Tools Are Actually Wasting Your Time

We've all been there. You search for a quick online tool — a name generator, a word counter, a hashtag maker — click the first result, and immediately get hit with: A popup asking you to sign up A p

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Built Livermoto, a simple tool for secure file encryption and management. I'm looking for honest feedback on usability, features, and security. Any thoughts are welcome! https://github.com/B13-ss/Livermoto-

GitHub - B13-ss/Livermoto-: Livermoto – Your offline, encrypted vault for files, passwords & notes. Mi

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I Enabled MCP on My AI Coding Agent and My Token Bill Tripled: Here's the Math

I turned on three MCP servers for my coding agent last month. Everything felt faster, smarter, better. Then the monthly API bill arrived — 3x higher than the month before. The irony: I wasn't even usi

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User Roles & Permissions for Business

NGB v1.2.0 is now available. This release adds user roles, permissions, and application-level access management to NGB Platform. The core idea is simple: Keycloak handles identity. NGB handles app

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AI Work Doesn't Fail All At Once. It Drifts

A few days ago I was looking at Microsoft's AI Engineering Coach project. It analyzes coding-agent logs after a session ends and surfaces patterns and anti-patterns in how developers worked with AI. T

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RecursiveMAS Playground: Browser-Native Implementation of Recursive Multi-Agent Systems

Implementation of RecursiveMAS Playground, a browser-based interactive demonstration of the Recursive Multi-Agent Systems framework (Yang, Zou, et al., 2024). The implementation consists of two comple

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Fika Jobs raises $4M to build a video-first hiring platform where AI agents interview candidates

The hiring process has long been criticized for its inefficiency and opacity. Candidates spend hours writing applications and submitting cover letters, only to disappear into what often feels like a b

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My go-to Kindle is back at its best price yet for Prime Day

If you’ve been thinking about picking up a Kindle, Amazon’s Prime Day sale is a great time to do it. The retailer is currently offering steep discounts on several of its e-readers, including the lates

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Valve confirms it’s working with Intel and Nvidia on SteamOS for more GPUs

MSI's Intel-powered Claw gaming handhelds have so far mostly been Windows machines, meaning that anyone who picks one up has to deal with the crusty experience that is Windows on a handheld gaming PC.

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I’m not giving up my Steam Deck for MSI’s new Claw

This is not a review of the MSI Claw 8 EX AI Plus, the first gaming handheld available with Intel's new Arc G3 Extreme handheld gaming chip. Now that my colleague Sean Hollister is done reviewing the

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Meta launches cheaper smart glasses without Ray-Ban

For the past three years, "Meta" and "Ray-Ban" have been synonymous in the smart glasses space. Not anymore. Yesterday, I slipped on several pairs of Meta Glasses - no Ray-Bans - in three different st

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The best Prime Day deals we found on our favorite gear

Amazon’s Prime Day is on, and it’s happening for the next four days. Prime members can jump into the deals now until the sale officially ends at 3:01AM ET / 12:01AM PT June 27th. Many discounts will r

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Oracle shed about 20k roles globally in the last year

Score: 55 | Comments: 55

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Unlimited OCR: One-Shot Long-Horizon Parsing

Score: 97 | Comments: 26

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