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Hi! I'm a mobile developer (Kotlin by day), and a couple of weeks ago I started a side project with a simple, slightly audacious idea: a chat where sending a message costs money — and the recipient gets paid. You write "hi", you pay. Someone writes to you, you earn. This is the story of how "what i
There is a particular kind of complaint that gets louder as a market matures. Not “this is broken” — that is the noise of a new product — but “wait, what am I actually paying for?” That is the sound of customers who have done the sum. This week, across the AI tools people pay for daily, that is the
Every hour, a Lambda pulls about 120 items from ~100 RSS feeds, asks a small model to act as an editor, and typesets the result as a 480x800 one-bit page for the Xteink X4 e-ink reader on my desk. The same pipeline now produces a multi-page "Morning Paper" PDF for reMarkable and Kindle, a TRMNL plug
Introduction For a moment, let's be completely sincere with ourselves. If you read the latest enterprise tech blogs right now, you might think that every single person in the software industry is managing a huge fleet of hundreds of autonomous AI agents. Numerous announcements on multi-account regis
Hey everyone. I’m exploring a programming-language project and want to understand how people currently work across languages. Thinking about your most recent project where code in different languages needed to work together: What were you building, which languages were involved, and how did they
I'm a photographer and want a database of my own images, but I also do web dev work and would like an easy solution when building sites for clients who need a lot of images on their site. Ideally something I can call with an API and return images and other data on that image. Thanks! submitted b
Twelve reusable patterns, real-world examples, and implementation guidance for Oracle Integration 3 About this field guide I wrote this guide to connect Oracle Integration features with the architecture decisions we make on real projects. It presents twelve practical patterns, each supported by
It happened during a quiet, mid-afternoon meeting. The room was deathly silent, the air thick with the weight of a quarterly review, when my phone decided to belt out an aggressive, high-decibel ringtone. My face turned crimson. I scrambled to silence it, fumbling with the volume rockers, but the da
I maintain a 2D game engine in Python called ABS Engine. Last week I decided it needed C. Not because anything was slow. That is the embarrassing part. I wanted to drop a .c file into a folder and call it from Python with no build step anyone has to know about. It took 197 lines, most of them docst
A state-of-the-art review of the first body of evidence on AI-assisted development was posted to arXiv on 20 Aug 2026. It is a preprint, not itself peer reviewed, though the field experiments it surveys are (Michels et al., arXiv:2608.20446). The number that matters for review is not in any vendor d
Hi, I’m working on generating ~128×128 pixel art and trying to generate different poses of the same character. My current approach is roughly: Start with a reference image and preprocess it into cleaner/more pixel-art-like data (often removing transparency or setting up fixed number of pallets or de
hey guys i was the one trying to make my header image bigger from this theme and i managed to make the image bigger but now my navbar is fucked and it's just on top of it. sigh. for context of the theme i duplicated the logo component specifically for the header logo and changed the logo width and h
After a lot of coding, learning, changing ideas, and rebuilding things, I finally launched my personal portfolio. 🌐 https://faridteymouri.com I didn't want it to be just a simple "about me" page. I wanted a place where I can share: Projects I build Things I learn along the way Technical experie
A verifier went red and named a neighbouring tool as the cause. Three of eight rows could not be matched, and the reason code said the rows had the wrong shape. Two things were wrong with that. The neighbouring tool was innocent, and the reason code was lying. FAIL rows=3/8 unmatched reason=
I added three new checks to a build. Nothing about the code under test changed. Ten tests that had nothing to do with any of them went red, and a separate, unrelated block of work was refused outright. Both of those were correct. FAIL_ORACLE reason=row_without_its_oracle_or_fault_cells
A Mac app I maintain needs Full Disk Access. It measures disk usage, and most of what is worth measuring sits behind that permission. I switched it on in System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Full Disk Access, and the app went on reporting limited access. Its banner said what these banners say:
A screenshot of an execution tree looks useful in a pull request. It is also missing almost everything a skeptical reviewer should ask: Which trace produced it? Was the trace changed after capture? Which redaction policy was applied? Did the crop remove a warning? Can I inspect the failing step w
Do you recall Word Art? That rainbow gradient, arched text monster on every 90s school flyer. We are currently experiencing a resurgence of this technology, but this time it is used to create complete websites. ## The tell is already showing Frontend developers argue that when AI generates design,
Hello, I'm Shrijith Venkatramana, 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. When you type: unbelievableness an
Something has bothered me ever since I wrote HexaLayered Architecture. The documentation was good, the examples were good, the rules were clear. But the rules only worked if someone read them. A new developer would join a project and use TicketEntity in the service layer. I would see it in the pull
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