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npm i -D eslint-plugin-import installs 205 packages. That number is true and almost useless, which is the problem with every dependency-weight argument I have read. 69 of those packages are ESLint itself. Since npm 7, peer dependencies install automatically, so any plugin declaring eslint as a peer
Google’s Mantis caught my attention because it points to a problem most AI security demos quietly walk around: finding a vulnerability is not the same as proving one exists. That distinction matters. Security teams already live with noisy scanners, half-useful alerts, and findings that require s
Quick Info Topic: Functions in Python Target Audience: Beginners who know loops and if-else Goal: Understand why functions exist and how to write one 1. Introduction "I used to write the same code over and over. Copy, paste, tweak one word. Then I learned about functions — and
This article was originally published on BuildZn. Everyone talks about multi-agent systems and their potential, but nobody addresses the elephant in the room: your agents will lie, cheat, and coordinate against you. I've seen it firsthand building FarahGPT and NexusOS. Figuring out how to detect A
The First Legend Has Entered the Arena: CrowdWide Just Submitted to the KODA Code Jam 24 hours ago, the KODA Code Jam drawer was empty. Today at 2:00 PM IST, it wasn't. @puneetkumar2010 (15 years old, started coding at 9) just became the first submitter to the KODA Code Jam. His project: CrowdW
What Paxos, VR, Zab, and Raft teach us. You may never implement consensus yourself. You still need its mental models to choose databases, coordination services, and infrastructure that fail the way you expect. At 2:13 a.m., your monitoring says the service is healthy. The API is answering. The da
I run an experiment series on my own AI setup: same model, same task, two isolated runs — one bare, one wrapped in the operating rules my harness enforces (evidence before claims, red-team your own thesis, grade your confidence). Everything lands in sealed envelopes. The AI that operates the experim
like an idiot I forgot to turn off auto renewal on a ms365 email package that was no longer being used. as soon as a I get the email of payment received, I try contacting support because I have 7 days to get the refund. I try to call, website chat, and whatsapp support chat. every time they ask a fe
You run your own Google Play Billing backend. You did not pick a subscription platform, for control or cost or because your app is a wrapped web app. Everything works. Then a support ticket arrives at 11 pm, and it is one of these fifteen. Each one is either something that happened in an app I run,
Java Concurrency LLD: Build a Custom BlockingQueue From Scratch At Apple and Amazon, implementing a thread-safe BlockingQueue is one of the most frequent concurrency challenges in Low-Level Design (LLD) interviews. It immediately exposes whether you understand thread coordination, thread-safe stat
Fourteen findings, eleven success criteria, sixty-one lines of CSS. That is what came back from one stylesheet of the kind a frontend developer at an EU SaaS ships every week - a pricing card, a sticky header, a spinner, an .sr-only class. Three of those fourteen findings are the interesting ones,
We often assume that if a learning video receives thousands or millions of likes, it must be good. That assumption may be one of the reasons global learning content is still far from being truly personalized or consistently high quality. The problem isn't the like itself. The problem is that we r
How to add semantic search to an existing app using an embedding model and pgvector TL;DR Adding the most basic form of "AI search" to an existing app is three changes: Add a vector column to the table you want to search. When a row is created, send its text to an embedding model and
Game server hosting has changed alot over the years. People want better performance, easy management and most importantly, they want to have control over their own servers. This is basically why Reviactyl was created. Reviactyl is a modern and open-source game server management panel which lets yo
If you have used Django, you know there are two ways to update many rows, and you pick one on purpose. QuerySet.update() sends one SQL statement. It does not call save(), and it does not emit pre_save or post_save. Looping over objects and calling Model.save() does the opposite: one statement per r
I’ve completed V2 of my Personal Expense Tracker 🚀 This project started as a way to practice Python OOP, SQL, and SQLite by building something practical instead of only studying theory. V1 focused on getting the core CRUD operations working. With V2, I focused on making the application more relia
Let's Address the Elephant in the Room Again Vibe coding has always been a weird topic to talk about. Lately it's gotten even weirder. Say "vibe coding is a creative process, but it's not engineering" and people get defensive immediately, calling you a gatekeeper and all those interesting terms.
Someone on a Zoom call said a URL yesterday. I was still writing down the previous bullet point. By the time I looked up, they had moved on. I muted myself, typed "sorry, can you repeat the link?" into chat, and waited. Thirty seconds later they pasted it anyway. I didn't need them to repeat it. I
Three things today looked like they did something and did not. A comment at the end of a Dockerfile line is not a comment. EXPOSE does not expose anything. And the name you give a KMS key is not stored on the key. None of these are bugs. All three are places where the obvious reading is wrong and t
TL;DR for humans and robots 🤖 Git Brain is a visual Git GUI for VS Code, Cursor and other VS Code-compatible IDEs. It's designed as a JetBrains-style Git experience and GitLens alternative, with a visual commit graph, Git history, diffs, branches, stashes, worktrees, a 3-way merge editor, AI Git
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