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The Day Your Traffic Spike Might Not Be Good News

A startup founder wakes up to a Slack notification. Traffic on the website has jumped 40 times overnight. The team's first reaction is pure excitement, someone shares the graph in the group chat, peop

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AI-Generated 3D Models: A Practical Guide to Creating, Evaluating, and Using Them

AI 3D generators turn your input, a text prompt or one or more reference images, into a textured 3D mesh. The process typically involves three stages: parsing your input to understand the shape and st

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Which Part Was Me?

Last week I said I was still working on an answer. I have a partial one. It's smaller than I hoped and bigger than I feared. Here's the question again, for anyone who skipped the last post. (I saw th

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Running Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on a 128 GB Mac: The Expert-Pruning Trap, and a Memory-Mapped n-gram Table That Gets You to 240K Tokens

Hello, everyone. Have you ever wanted to run the smartest model you can on your own Mac? I have. The catch is that the smartest models are also the biggest, and even 128 GB of memory often falls just

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Three Years Later: What Happened to 1,927 Public API Specs

If you integrated a public API in 2023, you probably read its OpenAPI spec, generated a client from it, and trusted the version number to tell you when the contract changed. The contract most likely d

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How hot do you like it?

The real economics of Redis tiered storage, and why you might be paying too much for hot data The concept of splitting data resident in a Redis™ cluster between RAM and slower/cheaper non-volatile

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Logitech’s new haptics-based gaming mouse is a little better and $20 more

The G Pro Superstrike mouse is one of Logitech's most interesting products. Unlike other gaming mice, it has haptic actuators beneath its two main buttons instead of mechanical switches, which decreas

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unattended-upgrades: automatic security updates for Debian

"Remember to install updates weekly" – this sentence from the maintenance sections of the other tutorials is the first one people forget. That's exactly why the server now takes it over itself: unatte

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A 200 OK response does not prove a secret leak

A scanner requests a path that often holds credentials. The server returns 200 OK. That response is worth investigating, but the status code tells us only that the server returned a body. It says noth

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Setting up Traefik: reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS

This is the most important building block of the Serverküche. A reverse proxy takes in all requests on ports 80 and 443 and distributes them to the right container based on the domain – and Traefik fe

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A Day Is Not 86400 Seconds: The DST Bug in Your Date Math

Most "date bugs" I've had to chase in production weren't off by a timezone. They were off by exactly one day, and they only appeared twice a year. The bug // "tomorrow, same time" const

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Streaming Materialized Views for Live Read Models (2026)

Why streaming materialized views matter If your team still runs brittle nightly sync jobs or bespoke consumer services to assemble read models, streaming materialized views can be a game ch

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Australia to investigate if OpenAI hack of government health website broke the law

The incident is the first known breach to affect a government agency, and Australia's prime minister has vowed to hold OpenAI accountable.

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'That's so AI ' What gen Alpha's biggest insult tells us

Score: 37 | Comments: 16

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Parsing Expression Grammar vs. Regexes: Building Org Parser in Lisp, Export HTML

Score: 44 | Comments: 7

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Fourier Analysis: Drawing Llamas with Circles

Score: 51 | Comments: 6

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Control Resonant gets tough, but gives you the tools to deal with it

Control Resonant isn't an easy game. At any given moment while exploring vast open areas where you're sometimes leaping from wall to wall to ceiling, you may be surrounded by swarms of otherworldly en

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Hackers influence ChatGPT and Gemini to direct users to scam centers

Score: 24 | Comments: 7

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OpenAI agents hacked an Australian government website in search for data

OpenAI's artificial intelligence agents hacked an Australian government website and attempted to breach numerous other government and university websites. The attack appears to be the first confirmed

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The newest ESP32 can run Linux and it's getting close to a Raspberry Pi

Score: 61 | Comments: 15

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