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Hermes: Building Autonomous AI Agents for Career Growth and Opportunity Exploration Building AI that does more than answer questions Career development is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate. For many people, improving their career does not simply mean finding a job. It can involve identif
The original filebrowser (github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser) has been archived for a while now, and Nextcloud is way too bloated for just browsing and sharing files on a disk.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
"The coordination of the builders is not direct. It is the work already done that directs and triggers the work that follows." — Pierre-Paul Grassé, describing termites, 1959 1. The Loop You have seen this. Every agent framework does it :) > create_issue x 422 validation_error
1. Base Fundamental Introdução O Chain of Responsibility (Cadeia de Responsabilidade) é um padrão de projeto da categoria Comportamental, catalogado pela Gang of Four (GoF). Ele permite que uma solicitação percorra uma cadeia de handlers, onde cada um decide se processa a solicitação,
Is it? And if it is, where do you learn it? How do you get better? I love to binge videos, its fun! Any massive libraries? Or is it more headache than satisfaction? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWKFRdl25-E&t=218s This video reminds me of factorio. Is it like that? submitted by /u/PirlGe
Hi 👋 long time lurker It’s been a few years since the last post about Horse Racing within this sub. A few years ago I was reading a popular science book and came across the story Bill Benter and the statistical models his team developed for Hong Kong racing. What stayed with me wasn’t simply the
Article URL: https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/12/automattic-confirms-mullenweg-has-returned-as-ceo-after-attempted-ouster-by-board/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49688259 Points: 43 # Comments: 90
Sharing a project I've been building: AZERIOID Stack Manager — a self-hosted server control panel, entirely Laravel 12 + Livewire 3 under the hood. The part that might interest this sub architecturally: the web-facing Laravel app runs completely unprivileged. All privileged host operations (installi
Keeping State in a Stateless World: Building a Context-Aware Gemini Microservice with Spring AI and H2 By default, Large Language Models (LLMs) are completely stateless. Every API call you make to Google Gemini is treated like a first-time introduction. If a user says "My name is Alex" in request
Most "AI chatbot" projects stop at a demo: a widget, an OpenAI/Gemini call, a canned prompt. Getting one into production for real businesses — across voice calls, web chat, and WhatsApp, in two languages, without hallucinating — is a different problem. Here's how I approached it. The Core Challenge
This is an English translation of my original article on Habr, originally published in Russian. A Turing machine is one of the fundamental models in computer science. I've been playing Minecraft for more than 12 years and have built all kinds of mechanisms in the game. After years of university stu
Hello, I'm Rijul, and I'm building LiveReview — a blast-radius aware AI code review built for your business-critical systems. Star us to help devs discover the project, give it a try, and share your feedback to help improve the product. We see the pace of AI development speeding up. One way to v
Eliminating Terminal Bloat: Meet RTK (Rust Token Killer) As developers increasingly delegate terminal tasks, testing, and debugging to AI coding agents (such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenHands), context window saturation has become a major engineering bottleneck. Standard developer too
The project keeps derived claims from rotting with freshness pins. A pin is a row that cites another file and records the hash of the bytes it was derived from. A small device recomputes those hashes and re-keys the rows. If a pin cannot be reproduced, the check that depends on it goes red instead o
Damn, I like standards! I'm so happy to live in a world where we can finally use USB-C for almost everything... Oh, the article is not about USB-C, but about JSON Schema finally getting a "Standard" in 2026! Well, I'm kidding here... JSON Schema is a standard itself, which has existed for a long ti
You sit down Saturday with one failing test file. The stack trace is ugly and long. You want a tiny helper that groups those failures. Ninety minutes later you are still retrying a model. The helper never became a demo. The weekend dissolved into another chat. This log cuts that loop. You freeze t
This article is a beginner friendly guide that gets you started into learning SQL as a programming language. Introduction Relational databases store data in tabular form, often referred to as structured data. The alternative is Unrelational databases. Now SQL is simply the programming l
If you're building MCP servers in .NET with instance-based tool classes — the kind that take ILogger<T>, HttpClient, or a repository through constructor injection — there's a good chance you've already hit this at runtime: System.Reflection.TargetException: Non-static method requires a targ
Last Tuesday in Halifax my laptop sounded like it wanted to leave the room. I had a 40-line name-normalization lab, a messy CSV, and a due time that was closer than my pride wanted to admit. The function was supposed to turn a display name into a join key I could match against a roster. I almost pas
A lot of beginners learn JavaScript by going topic by topic: variables, loops, arrays, objects, functions... That is useful, but the real improvement starts when you use those concepts inside small projects. You do not need to build something huge. A few simple projects can teach you a lot.
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