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Raw notes on AI in production, real agentic systems, and what actually works for the startups we work with.
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Discover how DOM-docx seamlessly converts semantic HTML fragments into native, editable Word documents. An open-source solution under the MIT license that simplifies developers' tasks.
ReadWhen innovation meets the unusual: using drainage pipes to transmit IPv6 could redefine communication infrastructures. Dive into this new approach where the impossible becomes possible.
ReadHuman Emacs stands as a bastion against the rise of LLM-generated contributions in free software development. By maintaining strict ethics, Emacs users are committed to preserving the project's integrity.
ReadWeb accessibility is crucial yet often overlooked. Let's explore how a simple bug can complicate access to essential services like AGOV in Switzerland.
ReadApple released its SpeechAnalyzer API without accuracy figures. We compared it to Whisper and the old API, SFSpeechRecognizer, over 5,559 utterances. Result: Apple outperforms Whisper and reduces errors by 4x compared to the old API.
ReadExplore the latest enhancements on crates.io, including the new code viewer and the evolution towards GitHub-independent accounts.
ReadCloudflare's Precursor is a game-changer in detecting automated behavior. By capturing real-time behavioral signals, it effectively differentiates between human and automated traffic.
ReadClawk offers an innovative solution for developers looking to protect their work machines: disposable, secure Linux VMs for AI coding agents. Discover how this revolutionizes our interaction with AI in software development.
ReadThe Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a controversial initiative under the Trump administration, has been dissolved without a trace. What happened to its records and what are the implications for the future of government transparency?
Read30 minutes, free. You leave with three concrete actions, even if we don’t work together.