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An employee leaves Acme, so Acme’s identity provider sends your SaaS application a SCIM deprovisioning request. The same user is still an administrator in Beta. Your application should remove the access controlled by Acme and leave Beta alone. In multi-tenant SaaS, SCIM deprovisioning should normal
A user clicks “Run agent”, your backend receives a normal HTTP request, and the agent starts doing what agents do: calling tools, reading documents, querying APIs, waiting for a human approval, retrying a flaky search, and generating a long report. Two minutes later, your load balancer returns 504
Your agent connects to three MCP servers, calls tools/list, and suddenly it can search issues, query a database, send email, refund payments, and delete staging environments. The integration problem is solved. The tools are discoverable. The safety problem is not. MCP — the Model Context Protocol
One of the biggest changes I've experienced in software development recently is how AI changes the process of building software. At first, AI coding feels like: "Give me the code." But that isn't where the real productivity comes from. The bigger advantage is being able to use AI throughout the
Entering the third week of my startup adventure has been a deeply rewarding time of solidifying foundations. Things come together to form an official brand, I put together tools to help with financial discipline, and I finished off the week by practicing my own Documentation-as-a-Contract (DaaC) fra
I corrected the same Claude Code mistake more than five times. It never stuck. Then I replaced the correction with a 46-line shell script, and the mistake has not come back once. Some background: I started freelancing in college at around ¥100,000 a month, stacked side gigs until I reached ¥600,000,
A backend engineer closed a laptop lid on a crowded commuter train and expected a local coding agent to keep working. The agent had been halfway through summarizing a public GitHub issue while a .env file sat two directories away. Local inference stopped the moment the kernel suspended the GPU, and
AI coding giúp viết code nhanh hơn, nhưng số PR mở ra cũng nhiều hơn trong khi số người review vẫn vậy. Kết quả: review — chứ không phải viết code — mới là nút thắt cổ chai mới. Open-PR ra đời từ đó — một AI agent mã nguồn mở chuyên review Pull Request, chạy thẳng trong các agent CLI quen thuộc (Cl
I have been running a long series of experiments on whether small models can be made to behave usefully, and one obvious thing to borrow is whatever TinyStories did. That paper trained very small transformers to write coherent children's stories, and the detail everyone remembers is the vocabulary:
Building an investing knowledge graph, part 6: if you're merging data from more than one source, you'll hit this Since part 5 went up, I've had two conversations worth writing about. One was with someone building a financial news aggregation system who wanted to know if the ER setup here would wor
It's 11 PM. You've solved forty LeetCode mediums this month. Your GitHub has a shiny new Airflow project with green checkmarks all the way down. Tomorrow's interview feels like a formality. Then the interviewer shares their screen, pulls up a query that's been quietly timing out in production for t
I spent the better part of last month debugging a scraper that had been running fine for almost a year. The symptom was familiar: requests started returning 403s, then CAPTCHAs, then nothing at all. I did what I always did. I added more IPs to the pool. I shortened the rotation interval. I swapped o
You draw a grass tile. You draw a dirt tile. Then you try to put a dirt path on the grass and realize the two tiles do not meet: you also need every edge, every inner corner, every outer corner, the one-tile-wide path and the single island. Counted properly, that is 47 tiles per terrain pair. Draw
Your venv is activated and IntelliSense resolves everything, but the terminal runs a different Python. Here's why VS Code tracks two separate Pythons, and the real fix. Adapted from the VS Code Essentials Companion Guide. You created a virtual environment, activated it, installed your packages
Inside this week's LWN.net Weekly Edition: Front: Rust's never type; Debian and CERN; memory tiering; testing multithreaded Python; fixing TCMalloc; Typst. Briefs: Rustls; Asahi Linux; Buildroot 2026.08; Grml 2026.09; Audacity 4.0; Jellyfin 12.0; LibreOffice Base; Quo
Hi! I made tetris with powerups that runs fully in your terminal. To try it out, just generate an SSH key ssh-keygen if you don't already have one, then ssh into the server. Your SSH key is your identity; no account is required. ssh play@cursedtetris.orangishcat.dev If you want to play offl
A trafficking template copies last quarter's instream tag, changes one field to pause inventory, and ships. The VAST response validates. The buyer's filter reads plcmt=5 and playbackmethod=1 in the same <Extension> block and treats the impression as a generic instream spot with sound on, not a
hello there! im releasing to public this program made with python and vlc/libvlc.. this program lets you watch live vids with Stream URLS! (its supposed to be an tv player) but yeah, you simply put the tv channel name, number of channel, country, stream (and logo is optional), and then you have it!
CodeQL 2.27.0 is now available on Linux ARM64, adds a new Rust security query, expanded framework coverage for Java/Kotlin and C#, and analysis accuracy improvements across multiple languages. CodeQL is… The post CodeQL 2.27.0 adds support for Linux ARM64 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
RFC 10008 went to Proposed Standard in June. It adds QUERY, a new HTTP method. Safe and idempotent like GET, but it carries a body like POST. On paper, that's it. A new verb. I nearly didn't bother writing this up because of that. Then I read further into the RFC and found a line saying older proxi
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