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# I Replaced a $100K Security Audit with a CI Pipeline — And It Caught More Bugs

When I built UltrafastSecp256k1 — a high-performance secp256k1 cryptography library targeting CPU, CUDA, OpenCL, Metal, ESP32, and a dozen other platforms — I faced a decision every serious crypto lib

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Gin+Go Waiting Room Package Released

Drop-in waiting room middleware for gin web applications. Built on sema. The room package was created immediately after I updated the sema package on GitHub. I wanted to implement the new sema pack

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How I Set Up a Browser Automation Skill for AI Agents Using Chrome CDP (Step-by-Step Guide)

🧠 Introduction Recently, I’ve been exploring ways to give AI agents real browsing capabilities — not just static scraping, but actual interaction with live websites. I came across a concept called a “

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Your CSS Animations Are Doing Too Much Manual Labor — Fix It With FSCSS

We Need to Talk About Keyframes 🤦 CSS animations are genuinely fun — right up until you need to animate something that counts, steps, or cycles through a list. You know the moment. You'r

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How to Version and Update Your OpenClaw Skills

Originally published on Remote OpenClaw. Publishing a skill on the OpenClaw Bazaar is only the beginning. As frameworks evolve, best practices shift, and users report issues, you need a reliable sy

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Managing Academic Data: A Practical Application of SQL in PostgreSQL

Introduction Databases are essential for storing and managing data in modern applications. Many organizations turn to PostgreSQL, a powerful, open-source object-relational database manageme

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How to Scrape Telegram Channels in 2026 (Without API Keys or Phone Numbers)

Telegram has 950+ million monthly active users and has become the go-to platform for crypto communities, news channels, research groups, and brand communications. If you need to scrape Telegram channe

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Your Browser is the New Doctor: Building a Zero-Latency, Private AI Symptom Screener with WebLLM & WebGPU 🩺💻

In the world of modern healthcare tech, privacy and latency are the two biggest hurdles. Sending sensitive health data to a cloud server often feels like a gamble. But what if your browser could proce

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Bybit API Python Tutorial: Authentication, Orders, and Position Management

Bybit API Python Tutorial: Authentication, Orders, and Position Management The Bybit V5 API is one of the more capable exchange APIs available to retail algo traders — it supports spot, lin

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Using LLaVA With Ollama on Mac - Without the Base64 Encoding

Ollama supports vision models. LLaVA, Gemma 3, Moondream, Llama 3.2 Vision - pull them the same way you pull any other model. The inference works. The problem is the interface. Here's what using a vi

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Ollama Pipelines on Mac: Chain Models Without Writing Glue Code

Ollama runs one model at a time. Send it a prompt, get a response. For single-turn chat, that's enough. But useful work chains capabilities. Record a meeting, transcribe the audio, summarize the tran

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Adding Voice to Ollama on Mac: The 3-Model Chain

Ollama runs language models. It doesn't listen and it doesn't speak. Type a question in the terminal, read the answer on screen. That's the entire interaction model. Voice changes what local AI feels

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I Built a Free Local AI Art Pipeline on My Mac — Here's What Broke

What if you could run a complete AI art creation pipeline — 13 cultural traditions, 5-dimension scoring, structured layer generation — entirely on your MacBook, for free? No cloud API key. No GPU ser

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How Apache Iceberg's Metadata Architecture Enables ACID at Scale

When you have a petabyte of data across millions of files in cloud storage, how do you ensure that reads are consistent, writes don't collide, and schema changes don't break everything? Traditional da

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GCP Cost Spikes Are Not Random - Here’s How to Actually Detect & Fix Them

Most teams don’t notice cloud cost problems when they happen. They notice them when the invoice arrives. And by then — it’s already too late. If you’re using Google Cloud, you’ve probably seen this

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.NET Reflection Benchmarks: Enum Attribute Performance (Part 1)

.NET reflection has a reputation for being slow, hard to read and something to avoid. But does this still apply in newer .NET versions like .NET 8+? When I was a junior developer, I often heard that

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Our Entire Company Ships Code Now. 40 PRs from Non-Engineers in 60 Days.

In February, I opened our entire codebase to the company. PMs, designers, projects, customer success, and support all got access to 219 repositories and over a million lines of production code. I hand

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The Reality of "Vibe Coding": Why Building an App with AI is a Muddy Trench War, Not Magic

The industry is currently obsessed with "Enterprise AI" and data security. But for solo indie developers and "vibe coders" in the trenches, the real terror of AI isn't data leakage. It's the daily, ps

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Stop Guessing on Search Tuning: Using OpenSearch Search Relevance to Improve Results

TL;DR: Search quality problems cost users and revenue. OpenSearch Search Relevance lets you measure exactly what's broken, iterate on fixes, and prove improvement with metrics. This guide walks you th

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Meme Monday

Meme Monday! Today's cover image comes from the last thread. DEV is an inclusive space! Humor in poor taste will be downvoted by mods.

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