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Every launch guide we read before shipping said the same thing: submit to directories. None of them said which ones would take our kind of product, what the form would ask for, or what happens after you press submit. So we kept count. Over our last few launches we made 435 directory and launch plat
Our GPS filter worked perfectly, right up until someone sat in Bangalore traffic. The phantom distance problem A parked phone does not sit still in the data. The reported position wanders a few metres in every direction, and if you naively sum the gaps between readings, a stationary
Dario says we need to pace the frontier. Good news: we’ve been pacing Tahuna for months. Today, Tahuna is open source—as promised back in April. We built it so small teams could train models, run inference, orchestrate GPUs, and experiment with autonomous research without first becoming a small clou
The original filebrowser (github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser) has been archived for a while now, and Nextcloud is way too bloated for just browsing and sharing files on a disk. So I made my own replacement. It's still early so expect some rough edges and bugs, but I've been daily-driving it on my s
We build [HaramLite](https://haramlite.com), a desktop app that removes music and instrumentals from video and audio on the user's own machine — no uploads, no accounts, no cloud. This is the story of a sync bug in its browser side, because the fix is a nice illustration of a class of bug that is ea
I read the affiliate page of 252 developer and SaaS tools and recorded five terms for each one: commission rate, recurring or one-time, cookie window, minimum payout, and payout method. Every field carries the URL it came from and the date it was read. 483 of those 1,260 fields — 38% — are not publ
gh api --paginate --slurp --jq 'length' is the command everyone reaches for to count issues in a repository. It does not count issues. It counts pages. I found this while writing pagination recipes for a toolkit, and then found the same wrong example in a lesson I had published — with 1,797 search
Milestone Reached: YINI Syntax Highlighting Is Now on the VS Code Marketplace A small but important YINI milestone has been reached: the official YINI Syntax Highlighting extension for Visual Studio Code has reached version 1.0.0 and is now available on the Visual Studio Marketplace. The extensio
Do your charts ever look right but quietly use the wrong numbers? I built Honest Chart, a free CSV→chart page that shows a SHA-256 fingerprint for the uploaded file alongside the chart. The idea is simple: if you’re making a slide or sharing a quick visualization, you can verify the source file has
Helloo, Final Year guy here. Built a tool that lets you see which PS has the least number of submissions. Fewer submissions = higher chances of getting selected for the SIH finals. check it out here: https://niche-sih.vercel.app/ don't buy me a coffee, star my repo instead: https://github.com/rohanb
Hey everyone, I just released a open source (MIT licence) SDK for MCP Analytics. You add a TS SDK and it shows which tools get called, which ones fail and how long they take. No prompts or tool inputs / outputs collected. https://preview.redd.it/3vw41pais2ph1.png?width=1192&format=png&auto=w
As of today, a manufacturer who puts software or hardware on the EU market under its own name is obliged to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents. Here is a quick explainer if you want the details: https://youtu.be/IQkzg7quc58 There is quite a lot of ambiguity over
If you can write down how you do your work, you can automate it. Here's what I did to support GitHub's APAC marketing team. The post Marketing ops as code: Automating events from planning to follow-up on GitHub appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
There was a project that let people vote on the next PR daily which made changes to the website, but the repo returns a 404 on GitHub. Did it just lose activity over time? This was the original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1q909wx/first\_merge\_in\_23\_hours\_openchaos\_a\_repo\_wh
Meet Responsive Studio — a Chrome extension for testing websites across 50+ real-world device screen sizes instantly. 📱 Phones • Tablets • 💻 Laptops • 🖥️ Desktops Pick a device, preview your website, and spot responsive issues without constantly resizing your browser. 🔗 Open source: https://githu
A refreshed repository-level pull request listing page is now in public preview for all GitHub users. It brings powerful filtering, compact presentation mode, and more. Highlights The new page makes… The post Refreshed repository pull requests page in public preview appeared first on The GitHub Blog
You can now use cache-mode to apply least-privilege access to the GitHub Actions cache at the workflow or job level. By granting each workflow or job only the cache access… The post Control GitHub Actions cache access with cache-mode appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
We're all familiar with remote desktop software — TeamViewer, Windows Remote Desktop, and so on. Almost all of it works at the software level, running on top of the operating system of the machine you're connecting to. Which creates a problem. If the system has crashed, or something is broken, remo
C# is a very flexible language, but that flexibility also makes it easy for side effects and mutable state to spread through a codebase. I built PureSharp to bring a few functional-programming ideas into everyday C# development and make them enforceable at compile time. GitHub: https://github.com/
FlatBB 0.1.70 (2026-09-09) turns community points into a first-class core feature — not a bolt-on plugin. What’s new in 0.1.70 Points rules in Admin → Points Admins get one table for what each action pays: new topic, reply, like received, like given. You set how many times a d
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