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A Postman collection can be a surprisingly useful starting point for an MCP server. Many teams have Postman collections before they have polished OpenAPI documentation. The collection already contains working requests, paths, query parameters, headers, bodies, example responses, and authentication
Brazil has a huge amount of high-quality official economic data. The problem is that using it programmatically is much harder than it should be. The Brazilian Central Bank has one API and data model. IBGE has another. Tesouro has another. SICONFI, Comex Stat, Novo Caged, ANP, EPE and CVM all expos
Hey WebDev! Long time lurker, self-taught and been developing my own weird stuff since the early 2000s. Had a random idea last November for figuring out a way to use my own DNA data from one of the big DNA testing providers (Ancestry), and this is what I built! Took about 6 months to figure out the
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
Hi everyone! maybe an unusual post! I made my first project in pure JS, CSS and HTML because i felt like, there wasnt a tool like this in the wild, also it was fun. Now heads up for the technicals -This tool once someone click exports, will spew a fully working html, with index, images, css and all
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
Most engineers treat splitting a document into parts as a trivial action — choose a page, hit the button, get a smaller file. The moment the job moves from "grab chapter three" to "generate 40 deliverable bundles for a client portal," the trivial assumption collapses. Every decision — naming, size l
We keep a register of rows that each cite a place in the codebase. A row is fresh while the bytes it cited are still there and stale once they move or change, so a citation can go red instead of quietly rotting. Nine of those rows cited the same line: the one declaring which layers exist. layers
TASK 2 What flag sets the output format in msfvenom? Answer: -f What flag specifies the payload to generate? Answer: -p TASK 3 Which payload type is self-contained and does not require a second download: staged or stageless? In the introduction to the text, "stageless payloads" are define
Before publishing a repository I ran a scan for anything that should not go out. It found 412 hits in 16 files and I read that as sixteen files needing review. It was one defect, repeated. 412 hits outside the private class 374 the same line, emitted by every control run 35 path spans acr
Almost one year ago. I remember when they announced layoffs at my company at that time. It wasn't immediate—it was a process. By the end of 2025, I was free. My position was Software Architect in the automotive industry, working on planned new electronic modules. You could call it a
I've spent the last six months building RPS League, a live browser-based Rock Paper Scissors prediction game where a global match resolves every five seconds and every player predicts the outcome. As your point total grows it evolves through more than 50 animated progression tiers, from thousands to
Hello everyone, I’ve been working on HallPass, an app for finding anime, comic, gaming, and cosplay conventions across the US and organizing your plans for them. The idea is to keep convention details, cosplay plans, prep lists, and spending together so you have somewhere to keep track of everything
В этой статье я расскажу о своём небольшом Computer Science исследовании и отвечу на вопрос: «Можно ли управлять маршрутом своего интернет-трафика?» Спойлер: Частично. Просмотр Upstreams в bgp.tools Точкой отсчета стала проверка в bgp.tools наличия разных upstream-провайдеров, т.к это к
Your agent can thrash for forty turns and still be stuck. Busy is not progress. In this lab you fail unless every iteration names a remainder and that remainder strictly shrinks. I do not grade the model's vibe. I grade a number that goes down. Why this lab, and why now? Coding agents look product
Backlinks remain a foundational part of search engine optimization, but link volume alone is no longer an adequate authority strategy. In an AI-driven search environment, businesses also need to make their brand understandable, credible and consistently represented across the web. That means paying
Crossposted from my blog, where the rest of the Home Assistant series lives. The most interesting decision in this project was what not to put on screen. An alarm dashboard is, by definition, a map of where my house is soft — every open window, every door someone could walk through. A careless vers
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