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This is part of casestudies for my Rails performance service. At a glance Problem The same users’ roles were queried repeatedly while each path evaluated several authorization questions Scope Forem’s shared authorization policy, admin member list and CSV export, async user pay
Users may prefer one AI assistant over another for the same reason they prefer a particular coworker: predictable behavior builds trust. That comparison has a dangerous limit in direct messages. A coworker knows when they have handed a conversation to someone else. An AI integration often does not.
The White House claims the Donald Trump-owned Truth Social is the "most powerful and popular social media platform in the world." The statement, provided to The New York Times by White House spokesperson Davis Ingle, is at odds with the user counts from some of the biggest social media platforms on
The critical-severity path traversal flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to read arbitrary files from the GitLab server. The post GitLab Vulnerability Exploited One Day After Disclosure appeared first on SecurityWeek.
I wanted to share my side-project: gPTY. Started off as an idea to combine Godot and Rust in a project (two stacks I wanted to use more to learn more). The base inspiration was tmux - simply allow spawning multiple PTYs and then let the user grid/tile them how they see fit.But since we have the Godo
Frank Shaw is leaving Microsoft after 17 years as chief communications officer. In an internal note to his team, Shaw says he's "decided it is time for me to move on and try new things," after supporting Microsoft's communications for 29 years - nearly 20 years as a Microsoft employee plus time at t
Just a couple of weeks before Meta Connect starts on September 23rd, UploadVR posted images seemingly revealing the design for Meta's "Project Phoenix" headset. The images, which UploadVR says were "found in the HorizonOS Prescription Lens firmware package," suggest Meta may be looking to compete wi
The Apple AirPods 5 are bringing active noise cancellation to the masses, and they're now available for preorder at a variety of retailers. They'll officially launch on September 18th, the same day as the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, as well as the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. There are two vers
A backend engineer boarded a late train with a half-finished agent run still sitting in a terminal. The laptop held repository tokens inside a local vault, and the next tool call needed a long compile that would wake every fan. Cellular data flickered between two bars and airplane mode, so a naive a
A 2D terrain editor should let creators think in terrain—not in a catalogue of corners, edge tiles, and one-off fixes. When a map is built tile by tile, a small visual change can become a maintenance problem. Paint a new patch of ground and suddenly every transition, slope, collision boundary, and
Article URL: https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/11/matt-mullenweg-tells-automattic-staff-in-slack-hes-back-in-control-after-ceo-ouster/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49660104 Points: 102 # Comments: 81
Most teams building on LLMs end up with two patterns in the same codebase: RAG for looking things up in a corpus, and some hand-rolled memory for remembering what the agent has done or what the user has said. The two are often confused, and the confusion costs real engineering time when one is used
A Friday review often begins with a polite subject line. The patch claims to fix a 504 on /invoice. Then the file list arrives: a new Redis helper, a line in requirements.txt, a port in docker-compose.yml, and a comment that the timeout was “probably a cache miss.” Nobody asked for a cache. The time
Hola a todos! Llegamos al final de la serie. En la primera parte vimos qué es un Data Lake y por qué importa. En la segunda parte conocimos los 5 servicios que forman el núcleo: S3, Glue, Athena, Lake Formation y Lambda. Hoy dejamos la teoría de lado. Vamos a construir el Data Lake completo, con to
You sit down on Saturday with one goal. You want a tiny status reporter for later. The coding agent already has a full plan. It wants a dashboard, a worker, and Redis. You did not ask for that extra surface. You asked for a green or red result. This log shows the cut you should make. The
Hi! I have an interview in a few days for a backend developer role. What would you ask as some of the more tricky questions for such a position? What kinds of questions, from your point of view, demonstrate solid knowledge? Personally, I would ask about sync vs. async calls, idempotency, topics vs.
On September 6th, YouTuber Nicholas Light posted a video to one of his channels that made it seem like all of his content was about to be removed from the platform. In the video - ominously titled "My Channel will be Deleted Today" - Light alleges that he was on the receiving end of some […]
I've been late to the party and only truly tried vibe coding for the first time this week. I've used AI for coding before, but mostly for asking utility code snippets and solutions to third-party library bugs. It's not all that different from the questions I used to ask on Stack Overflow, except tha
If you're learning C++, one surprisingly common source of confusion is input. Why does this: std::cin >> text; only read one word? Why does std::getline() sometimes seem to skip an input? And why does reading text from a file suddenly print every word on a separate line? The answe
Cohere released a 218-billion-parameter translation model, and it barely made a sound. North Small Translate is a massive sparse model that sets a new performance benchmark for its domain. Its architecture and release strategy show where production-grade specialized models are heading: massive scale
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