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Every developer has hit this: you need to escape , &, and quotes before dropping user input into HTML — or you're staring at mangled text full of & and need to convert it back. Most online tools do the basics, but fall short on the full HTML5 named entity set or force you to choose between three
thesis when i wrote about room to breathe, i framed the pause mostly as defense. a way to step off the improvement treadmill before it ground me down, and a way to actually understand what i shipped before piling the next change on top of it. that is true, but it is only half the story. the space i
DeltaPulse Bot — $500 Per Day Momentum-Driven Polymarket Trader DeltaPulse Bot — $500 Per Day Momentum-Driven Polymarket Trader I open-sourced polymarket-trading-bot for developers in Polymarket and prediction-market tooling. This post walks through what it does, how the pieces fit together, and how
Most Cursor rules I see online are wish lists. "Write clean code." "Follow best practices." "Be concise." Cursor reads them, nods politely, and ships exactly the same code it would have without them. The reason is simple: vague rules give the model nothing to act on. A rule only changes output if it
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Local voice control cuts smart home response time from 5 seconds to 150ms
The four days of Amazon Prime Day shopping ended this Friday – so, let’s look at what the prices are like now. We’ve picked out the Samsung Galaxy S26 flagships plus a couple of Galaxy mid-rangers as well as the non-folding phones of the Google Pixel 10 lineup. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra still sta
These 5 obsidian plugins enable features that should be native
jackswap.com Malicious Contract Drained My $3,670.00 Balance The Missing Red Flags Instead of requesting permission to spend only the specific amount the user intended to trade, the jackswap.com contract requests an unlimited spending allowance (setting the uint256 variable to its maximum possible v
Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is free and source-available on Github. Star git-lrc to help devs discover the project. Do give it a try and share your feedback. A single honeybee has exactly one move: find nectar, fly it home. Impre
Anthropic's most advanced publicly available AI model will reportedly be unleashed by the White House this coming week.
I've been building agent workflows for a while, and one capability keeps coming up that the ecosystem hasn't fully reckoned with: letting an AI agent publish a document to the public internet and hand someone a link. It sounds trivial ("save HTML, return a URL"). It isn't. The moment an autonomous a
A checkout saga spans inventory, payment, shipping, and loyalty. Downstream latency shifts every hour. Black Friday is not the day to discover your payment step timeout is baked into application.yml across twelve Spring Boot services. Kiponos.io gives every saga participant the same live orchestrati
Everyone hits the same wall with Claude Code. You add a rule to CLAUDE.md. It works. You add ten more. They mostly work. You add forty more — and now Claude is cheerfully ignoring the rule you care about most, the one that's been sitting there since day one. So you make it LOUDER, in caps, with thre
The document hub, our vision of DocuShark. We want to make collaboration simple again. There are too many amazing tools, too many surfaces to get lost in. Bring them together - and you've got a near-endless wealth of knowledge for anyone with access. The editor is out, and loaded with features, only
The question My son was on the sofa with his iPad, poking at the live "Predict the Bracket" game — the whole 2026 World Cup knockout tree on one screen, every slot already filled with the crowd's favourite for that match. Tap a match, see who most people think goes through, watch the picks flow all
Originally published on tamiz.pro. Cloud-native applications have become the norm for modern software development, focusing on scalability, flexibility, and resilience. To achieve these goals, developers are turning to Rust, a systems programming language that prioritizes safety and performance, and
QR codes look like magic — a grid of black and white squares that encodes anything from a URL to a business card. But how do they actually work? I decided to find out the hard way: implement the full QR Code Model 2 algorithm in vanilla JavaScript, zero external dependencies. The result: QR Code Gen
Google's NotebookLM is great. But handing your research notes, PDFs, and meeting transcripts to Google's cloud is a hard sell for a lot of people — especially when those documents contain client data, unpublished research, or internal strategy. So I spent a weekend testing five open-source alternati
high-performance open-source Bonkfun Bundler for Solana A high-performance open-source Bonkfun Bundler for Solana. It allows users to create a token + bundle up to 12 purchases in a single atomic transaction. Features Jito-powered bundles, delay sniping, pure sniping mode, automatic wallet generatio
