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Claude Opus 4.8

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Tracing HTTP Requests with Go's net/HTTP/httptrace

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Only 17% of all 64-bit Integers are products of two 32-bit integers

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Websites have a new way to spy on visitors: analyzing their SSD activity

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Multi-Tenancy Database Patterns with examples in Go

Multi-tenancy is a fundamental architectural pattern for SaaS applications, allowing multiple customers (tenants) to share the same application infrastructure while maintaining data isolation. Choosi

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Migrate from Crunchy Data PostgreSQL Operator to Percona PostgreSQL Operator: Backup-Restore and Persistent Volume Reuse

A Percona PostgreSQL operator pgBackRest restore is the simplest way to move off the Crunchy Data PostgreSQL Operator: take a full Crunchy backup, point the new Percona cluster's dataSource at the e

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Como eu criei uma plataforma de cultura pop usando 100% IA e vibe coding

Nos últimos anos, o desenvolvimento de software mudou completamente. Hoje, é possível criar uma plataforma inteira em produção usando IA, sem precisar de uma equipe gigante ou meses de desenvolviment

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You Don't Own It: The Quiet Theft of Digital Ownership

There's a word for what Amazon did to Luna this month, and it isn't "evolving." In April 2026, Amazon told Luna customers they could no longer buy games through the service. Worse, the games people h

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I Built an AI Issue Triage Bot in 500 Lines of TypeScript — Here's How

Every open-source maintainer knows the feeling. You wake up, check your repo, and there are 12 new issues. Half are duplicates, a few are missing reproduction steps, one is a rant disguised as a bug r

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Show HN: Continue? Y/N: A 60-second game about AI agent permission fatigue

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The const enum that took down our payments

Three minutes That's how long I'd sit there every time I changed a file on our server. Three to four minutes for the dev server to rebuild and come back up. Long enough to check Slack, scro

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Building Embeddable Browser Games for Website Engagement

Most websites are built to be read. But sometimes, reading is not enough. Visitors land on a page, scroll for a few seconds, and leave. That is common for blogs, business websites, restaurant websi

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Stop Paying Per Cert. It's Crazy.

Per-certificate pricing isn't certificate management. It's accounting pressure cosplaying as architecture. A certificate is not a luxury item. It is not a seat. It is not a consumable to ration. It i

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Architecture of Chaos Part 3 — Event Sourcing Saved Our Audit Trail, Then a Fiber Cable Broke

This is Part 3 of the Architecture of Chaos series. Start from Part 1 | Part 2 ⚠️ Names, companies, and specific details are composite/fictional. Patterns and code are drawn from real production exp

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Has the hunt for AI compute uncovered the next Cerebras?

General Compute is betting SambaNova will be the next breakout chipmaker.

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Qualcomm promises $300 Windows laptops with new Snapdragon C

They started at $1,000. Then $700. Then $600 budget machines. Now, Qualcomm says the price of its Arm-based Windows laptops will hit $300 this year. Even though RAMageddon has yet to subside and PC pr

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Intel’s first handheld gaming chip is the Arc G3, and this Acer is using it

Intel is barely in the handheld gaming PC space - but that might be about to change. After the embarrassment that was the first MSI Claw and the excellent MSI Claw 8 AI Plus that followed it, Intel an

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Xiaomi 17T Pro arrives with the company’s biggest battery yet

Xiaomi has announced the 17T and 17T Pro, two cheaper spins on its 17 series flagships. As is usual for the T-series, the focus is more on performance than photography, with the biggest batteries Xiao

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Build a Privacy-First Tampermonkey Script for Long ChatGPT Conversations

Build a Privacy-First Tampermonkey Script for Long ChatGPT Conversations Long AI conversations are useful, but they become hard to scan. If you use ChatGPT for technical planning, code rev

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XSS Attacks Are Everywhere: Reflected, Stored, DOM-Based — How to Actually Fix Them (2026)

Mahdi Shamlou here. Mahdi, okay fine — you got me with NoSQL injection last time ( read that story here ). But my site is definitely safe from XSS now. I sanitize all inputs on the backend in Go, I

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