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There are two real ways to do this: Cloudflare's own native Email Service binding, or calling an external email API like Notify over fetch(). I'll walk through both, but I want to flag something about the native option up front that's easy to miss until you're actually setting it up: it currently re
Every AI code reviewer claims it respects your team's standards. Very few can tell you what those standards actually are. The test is mechanical. Ask the tool, or the vendor, one question: where do my rules live? If the honest answer is "we loaded a generic style guide plus whatever your PR descrip
This paper (arxiv 2607.24888) is worth a stop if you evaluate AI code review. It shows Ken Thompson's trusting-trust attack is not compiler-specific: the authors pull it off with GNU strip, a build utility that neither reads nor generates source, using only tampered finished ELF binaries. In the Nix
💻 One thing I dislike about coding-agent setups is how quickly they become part of one specific machine. Provider config goes in one place, session state somewhere else, local models live in another directory, and suddenly moving to a second machine means rebuilding the environment. OpenClaude-Por
GPT Image 2.5 Flare and GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst from OpenAI are now available on AI Gateway as openai/gpt-image-2.5-flare and openai/gpt-image-2.5-sunburst.Both models generate and edit images with more natural lighting and textures, follow complex visual instructions, and handle detailed layouts and
Flat Rate CDN is now generally available for Pro teams. Flat Rate CDN is an alternative to usage-based CDN billing that provides you with a fixed monthly bill.Monthly Flat Rate CDN capacity includes: Fast Data TransferBlob Data TransferCDN RequestsObservability events generated by CDN requestsCapaci
Let's talk a little about a memory leak I recently found while working with UIViewRepresentable. The issue happened in a custom UIKit view wrapped inside SwiftUI. At first, nothing looked suspicious. The view worked fine. But after navigating in and out of the screen a few times, the Memory Graph De
Ask Gemini a question that obviously needs the live web — today’s weather where you are, a current price, whether a shop is open now — and there’s a good chance it will answer instantly, confidently, and without ever searching. No spinner, no “let me check”, no sources. Just a fluent answer assemble
The problem OCR is only as good as the image you feed it. A scanned form that's slightly tilted, low-contrast, or has a noisy background can tank recognition accuracy — even with a good OCR engine behind it. Most of the time the fix isn't a better OCR model, it's a cleaner input image. I wanted s
In a customer-support system, the hard part of account shutdown is deciding what must stop now and what can wait. A stolen refresh token is an immediate abuse problem; an account deletion request is a data-lifecycle problem with a different recovery window. Short answer: keep a stable user ID, mark
A few weeks ago I wrote about hitting ReAct in the coursework and having a record scratch moment, because I had already met it without knowing its name. That post ended on a section called "Building Ahead of Understanding," which was me making peace with shipping things before I fully understand the
Inbundly brings Google Inbox-style bundles back to Gmail: emails sharing a label are grouped into collapsible bundles so you can skim, prioritize, and archive in batches. An actively maintained, privacy-friendly continuation of the open-source Inboxy, plus custom bundles, priority rules, and label
Ask a language model to book you a table for six this Thursday and it will do something quietly maddening. It will explain, fluently and with total confidence, exactly how one might book a table for six this Thursday. Then it will stop. Articulate, helpful, and unable to lift a finger. That gap bet
This is the first proper entry in A Field Guide to GTK Widgets — a series about which widget to reach for, when, and what bites you when you do. We start where every app starts: the window. Each post stands on its own, and the complete, runnable code for this one lives in the companion repo.
barometer.today shows air pressure for any city: the reading now, the change since yesterday, and the week ahead. It also has a world isobar map, animated hour by hour from a day back to four days ahead. This post explains what isobars are and the algorithms that we use to draw them. The code is P
Hey tech adventurers! 👋 What if the hardware you already own could become part of your homelab? That spare Linux box. An old Mac. A mini PC sitting under the TV. Or, in my case, my wife’s Steam Deck. 😅 She can’t play 24/7, so when the Deck is idle, I figured its CPU might as well do something us
RMM tools like ScreenConnect are a top attacker entry point. Here's why, and what to do about it. Remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools like ScreenConnect get abused precisely because they're supposed to be on the network. Banning them isn't practical for most businesses. Restricting what ea
Understanding Cron Jobs in Laravel Oluwajubelo Oluwajubelo
Sim-to-Real Transfer for Physical AI Robots A policy that hits 95% success in simulation and 20% on the real robot is one of the most common — and most frustrating — outcomes in robot learning. The gap between simulated and real-world dynamics, sensing, and visuals is called the sim-to-real gap, a
Domain Randomization for Robust Robot Learning Domain randomization is the idea that, instead of trying to perfectly match simulation to reality, you randomize simulation parameters widely enough that reality just looks like "one more variation" the policy has already seen. It's one of the highest
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