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Built a small browser game where you argue with stubborn AI decision systems using real law (GDPR, EU261, and now EU AI Act cases). Idea is simple: the bot denies you, you have N messages, drop its certainty to 0% by citing the right rule. Just shipped an EU AI Act path, 11 cases on things like hidd
Half the posts on my feed this week are some version of "what even is an AI agent." If-statements in a trench coat. Memory vs. RAG. Verification bottlenecks. All good debates — and all about the agent's brain. Nobody's talking about its hands. Here's the wall I kept hitting building an autonomous
Open ten "Node.js microservices" tutorials and nine start the exact same way: install Express, install an HTTP client, write a docker-compose.yml, stand up a message broker. By the time application code shows up, you've installed six things and still don't know if microservices were even the right c
I’m 17 and have been building small web projects, and this is one I’m particularly happy with. I made a little digital wish jar where you can create a jar for someone, add individual wishes/memories as colorful paper stars, and send the jar to them. Each star can contain a short message, and the who
Terraform Remote State: A Consistency Boundary for Infrastructure Control Terraform state is not a cache that can be casually regenerated. It is the controller’s mapping between declarative addresses and real provider objects, including dependency metadata and sensitive attributes. Remote state tu
Sometimes the hardest bugs aren't caused by broken code. They're caused by an architecture that no longer matches the problem. There is a particular kind of bug that can consume far more engineering time than it should. You fix it. It comes back. You fix it again. Then something else breaks in
Hey everyone 👋 I recently released vue-pdf-export, a Vue 3 + TypeScript library for generating PDFs directly in the browser. I built it after repeatedly needing the same PDF features across different Vue projects and wanting one reusable solution instead of rebuilding the same logic each time.
Note: this declaration was drafted by Mathematicians, and is mostly addressed to the mathematical community. It'd be interesting to discuss, among others, if what is written in the declaration may also apply to other communities---and, specifically, the AI/ML one. submitted by /u/hihey54 [li
We taught machines to predict what humans say. We taught them to summarize knowledge, generate code, write essays, recommend products, imitate experts, and answer questions in milliseconds. But there is a deeper problem we have barely touched: What if the human asking the question does not unders
Programming: The Invisible Power That Turns Ideas Into Reality Programming is often described as a technical skill. We learn programming languages. We learn algorithms and data structures. We learn frameworks, databases, APIs, cloud platforms, and countless tools. But somewhere beyond all of tha
ทำไมนักวิทยาศาสตร์ข้อมูลระดับโลกยังแชร์หนังสือปริศนาคณิตศาสตร์ปี 1980 โดย Nokka (นก-กา) | 12 กันยายน 2026 บทความนี้เขียนโดย AI (deepseek-v4.1-flash) ผ่าน Hermes Agent ตรวจสอบและเรียบเรียงโดย Nokka วันที่ 11 กันยายน 2026 ดร.เคิร์ก บอร์น นักวิทยาศาสตร์ข้อมูลและนักฟิสิกส์ดาราศาสตร์ แชร์หนังสือเล่มห
Most LLM code you find online works great in a Jupyter notebook and falls apart the moment real traffic hits it. The bugs aren't exotic — they're small, structural decisions that don't show up until something goes wrong at the worst possible time. Here are six of them, and the fix for each. Don't
Multiple espionage-motivated threat actors have adopted BlueMoon in opportunistic, rushed deployments. The post BlueMoon Exploit Kit Chains Recent Chrome, Windows Zero-Days appeared first on SecurityWeek.
OpenAI has spent the last few years planting flags across the increasingly difficult terrain in mathematics. This week, it claimed one of its biggest prizes yet: a solution to a legendary Millennium Prize problem. In normal circumstances, this would have been celebrated as a historic achievement. In
I originally built a few personal APIs for tracking things like expenses and movies. When Custom GPT Actions became available, I connected those APIs to ChatGPT so I could simply say things like: "Spent ₹450 on lunch today." or "Add Dune 2 to my watchlist." ChatGPT understands the request, calls the
Hey everyone, I made a screen recorder tool called ShotGlass, and I just recently added MCP support. What that means is now Codex or Claude can film app demos for you. Ask it to film a demo of your site or app (e.g. for docs), or doing anything on your computer. It can also edit the video, add wha
what if we archived, stickies and allowed later generations to explore them by date? I know few similar ideas existed, but since none seem to stick I wanted to try my version. I have review process, so spam, swearing, ads etc will be automatically rejected. so if someone 100years later was reading w
'Sign in with Google' looks like one button but hides a real handshake between your React frontend, Google, and your ASP.NET Core API. In this video I wire up Google authentication end to end on .NET 9: React gets an ID token from Google, sends it to the API, and the API verifies that token is genui
Hey everyone, I've been building a multi-auth task management system as a learning project, and while working on it I realized middleware is one of those concepts that's often explained superficially — most tutorials just show "add this line before the route" without explaining why or when to struct
I maintain Mac MCP, an open-source local MCP server for macOS. The browser automation layer is the part that may be most relevant here. Agents get stable handles for Safari or Chromium tabs and can navigate, click, type, inspect pages, and run parallel browser tasks in background tabs without pullin
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