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TL;DR — Fitz has @auth_provider / @authenticated for Bearer-token APIs, but a browser admin panel needs something different: the browser can't send a
TL;DR — Fitz tiene @auth_provider / @authenticated para APIs con Bearer token, pero un panel de administración de browser necesita otra cosa: el brow
I dictate prompts to coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor) all day. Typing paragraph-long prompts was my bottleneck, and I wanted the speech side fully
Every developer who has ever needed to share code in a slide deck, a blog post, or a GitHub issue has reached for the same two tools: a screenshot, or
RustDesk Just Solved the Biggest Linux Remote Desktop Problem: True Unattended Access on Wayland RustDesk, the open-source remote desktop software, a
markdown I built a portable memory layer for AI agents so you don't have to AI agents are everywhere now. But they still struggle with one
This tutorial walks through installing and setting up the Rust toolchain for vLLM on an AWS EC2 G5g instance — Graviton2 (aarch64) with an NVIDIA T4G
This tutorial walks through installing and setting up the Rust toolchain for vLLM on an AWS EC2 G5g instance — Graviton2 (aarch64) with an NVIDIA T4G
This tutorial walks through deploying vLLM and some of the key Rust tools used for building and deployment. This tutorial walks through installing
A few days ago I posted about zhao-cli, a breaking-change gate for dbt (link at the bottom if you missed it). This is the second tool in the same fami
Recently I started building something called TuxCleaner, a safety-first cleanup and disk analysis tool for Linux. What began as a small way to avoid
DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 has made cost comparisons fun again. The model is capable, the API is cheap, and the first wave of coding demos looks good. But
Being a developer, we all create many projects for learning, work, and experiments. Over time my machine started filling up — not with source code, b
Most of the AI document-parsing conversation in 2026 has been about more — bigger vision models, more expensive OCR passes, more infrastructure to b
I’m sharing this to show how I resurrected TinyExpr in Rust, proved behavioral equivalence, and learned from the edge cases that broke along the way.
This caught us in the middle of a routine product update on a 32-bit ARM platform, where everyone involved had assumed the toolchain settled it years
Everyone tells you not to build microservices until you have the org chart for it. They're right. I'm basically a one-person team on this codebase. No
This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Clear the Lineup powered by Sentry. The bug that only bites .github.io repos Someone open
2.10.1. Think Carefully Before Changing an Interface If your interface is going to change in a way that is visible to users, think twice be
Shipping one Rust crypto core to five platforms with Flutter — and the cargokit gotcha that silently disabled hardware AES in every release build. Use