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Sept 9, 2026 hits an all time daily high of 447 new machine learning papers uploaded to cs.LG (https://arxiv.org/list/cs.LG/recent?skip=0&show=500). This is many times more papers than what a human being or even a sizeable reading group could feasibly read and digest in a year. This is precede
Article URL: https://invezz.com/news/2026/09/11/nvidia-says-every-1-it-invests-brings-back-100-so-why-does-the-stock-keep-falling/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49682319 Points: 45 # Comments: 31
I've been running multiple migrations recently. A common step in all of them is a long cleanup action at the end. I ended up using postgres advisory locks and sqlx. As part of a larger Today I've learned series, I dug a bit deeper using bpftrace to improve my understanding of how the locks actually
Article URL: https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/12/revolut-confirms-customer-data-breach-through-fake-government-requests/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49682087 Points: 28 # Comments: 13
Ten days ago I published an article about a failure mode: tell a language model "a scanner flagged this code" and some models agree with everything. Gemma removed 51% of my false alarms; gpt-4o-mini removed 20% and confirmed 90% of whatever it was shown. Then the comment section took the article ap
One thing I've started noticing as I learn Python is that computers are really good at doing repetitive tasks. Imagine being asked to print the numbers from 1 to 100 manually. Or process the scores of 50 students one by one. That would be exhausting for a human. For Python, however, repeating a t
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] A real-time product is defined by the connection that stays open, and the economics of serverless assume nothing stays open. In-process state turns per-message Redis round trips into memory reads, and fan-out into a loop rather than thousands of billable invocat
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] React Flow can be the control plane for a running agent system, not just a diagram of one. Reframe nodes as capabilities (trigger, agent, tool, output) and edges as typed contracts between them. Typed ports let the canvas reject invalid graphs at draw time, el
Software Engineer di Era AI: Bukan Digantikan, Tapi Berevolusi Banyak yang panik bilang kalau AI bakal menggantikan programmer. Tapi kalau saya lihat dari kacamata praktisi, AI justru sedang menggeser peran kita dari 'penulis kode' menjadi 'arsitek solusi'. Sekarang, menulis sintaks itu jadi hal
SvelteKit vs Next.js di 2026: Pilih Mana buat Project Baru? Kalo kita ngomongin framework frontend di tahun 2026, perdebatan antara Next.js dan SvelteKit itu masih jadi topik hangat. Sebagai orang yang udah nyobain keduanya, saya merasa pemilihan framework sekarang bukan lagi soal fitur, tapi soal
Three nights ago I was asking the AI baked into my search engine about talent builds in a 20-year-old video game. Beast Mastery hunter, WoW Classic. About as low-stakes as a question gets. It walked me through the talent tree like a veteran raid leader. Tier by tier, what to take, what to skip. And
Most personal finance apps ask you to hand over a lot. You connect a bank aggregator, or you upload a PDF statement, or you snap a photo of a receipt, and then that raw artifact lives somewhere on a server. The statement that lists every place you spent money for a month. The receipt image with your
In July, Anthropic invited me into the Claude for Open Source Program. The deal is simple: six months of Claude Max 20x, free, for maintainers of open-source projects they want to support. I have been building the Iris web framework for Go since 2016, so I said yes before I finished reading the emai
A YouTube tab is playing in Brave. I press play/pause on the keyboard. The video keeps going and Apple Music opens on top of everything, playing a song I did not ask for. I did this for years. Close Music, click the tab, press space. Then one evening I opened Console to find out why, and ended up w
I work for a large company that runs multiple services used by millions of people. Over the years, I’ve noticed a consistent pattern: management, business teams, and SEO teams keep pushing changes that make our websites more annoying to use, just for the sake of getting more page views and generatin
Password resets, login codes, receipts, and alerts are easier to operate when application email has its own delivery path. Here are the setup decisions that matter before sending. Verify the sending domain Use a domain you control, then add the DNS records shown by zaSend: SPF authoriz
Originally published on my technical field notes at Hamza Sajid's Portfolio. 1. The Meta-Tooling Paradigm: Beyond Simple Autocomplete The true power of AI in software engineering is not "coding help" it is Meta-Tooling. We are entering an era where AI agents do not just write functions;
So many apps use builtin browsers for links. I don't get it. What's the benefit? As a user I: - need to re-login again in every browser - have a smaller screen surface to view the webpage - the app preview shows another website/app entirely so it's harder to quickly find the original app - you lose
Infrastructure used to be something you could walk up to, touch, and hear humming in a raised-floor room. Capacity planning dominated the conversation: How many servers? How much power and cooling headroom? How many years until the next major refresh? Today, for many architects, infrastructure is le
IA IBM‑NASA para a missão Artemis III: como começar a usar os dados lunares hoje Google Trends mostra que o interesse por “IA lunar” disparou – descubra o que está acontecendo e como colocar a mão na massa. Introdução Em menos de 48 h após o anúncio da parceria IBM × NASA, o Google Tre
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