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I have three repos that all want the same TODO hygiene rules. The first one got them after a review where I caught a TODO: fix this with no owner. The second one picked them up by copying CLAUDE.md from the first. The third one is where I noticed I was opening the second project's CLAUDE.md to copy
Every developer working with AI right now is quietly accumulating two things: MCP servers and agents. A server here for filesystem access, one there for a database; a scratch agent to triage issues, another to review code. It starts as a couple of useful tools. Within a month it's a sprawl — and alm
Link to post in English Click Si estás desarrollando juegos en Godot y usas inteligencia artificial para programar, seguro estás harto de cambiar de ventana entre tu editor y el navegador web. Copiar código, pegarlo, explicar el contexto de tus escenas una y otra vez... es molesto. Para solucionar e
We are excited to announce the first alpha release of Arc, a lightweight, C-based programming language and interpreter designed for simplicity, performance, and educational clarity. Version Overview Version: v0.0.1-alpha Status: Alpha (Experimental) License: GPL-3.0 This initial release establishes
If you've ever worked on an e-commerce project in Chile, sooner or later you bump into Transbank. There's no avoiding it. I built a reference template that use NestJS on the backend and Next.js 16 on the frontend, and in this post I want to walk you through the whole thing: what Webpay Plus actually
Enlace a post en Español Click If you are developing games in Godot and using AI to help you code, you are probably tired of constantly switching tabs between your editor and the browser. Copying code, pasting it, explaining your scene context over and over again... it is a massive workflow killer.
How I combined spaced repetition, adaptive algorithms, and clean UX to create a multi-purpose learning tool. I’ve always believed that memorisation doesn’t have to feel like a chore. After years of using (and sometimes getting frustrated with) existing tools, I decided to build my own. That’s how Me
Bittensor pays roughly eight dollars in TAO token emissions for every dollar of real AI revenue that flows through the network. The exact ratio fluctuates by quarter, but the shape is durable. Q1 2026: about $328 million in annual emissions against $43 million in real AI revenue. That is 7.6 to 1. I
Sliding Your Way Out of Panic: The Mental Trick That Speeds Up Coding Under Fire Quick context (why you're writing this) I still remember the sweat on my palms during a technical interview a couple of years back. The interviewer tossed out the classic “longest substring without repeating characters”
The promise of fully autonomous systems — databases that manage, heal, and optimize themselves amid rapidly increasing data stores — The post Why the need for humans won’t disappear in the age of autonomous databases appeared first on The New Stack.
İlk yazıda Event Driven Architecture’ın temel kavramlarını, Kafka üzerinde topic/channel tasarımını, event-command ayrımını, schema contract’ları ve producer-consumer ilişkisini ele aldık. Bu yazıda odağı bir adım ileri taşıyıp event’in platform içindeki yaşam döngüsüne bakacağız. Çünkü EDA tasarımı
The number of incoming IT security alerts arriving at enterprise security operations centers (SOCs) today is staggering, with one IT The post How to dramatically improve enterprise security alert tuning to battle cyberattacks appeared first on The New Stack.
The biggest obstacle to enterprise AI isn’t models, data science talent, or even infrastructure. It’s operations. Across today’s enterprises, hybrid The post Why agentic AI makes the ops platform the most important layer in the enterprise appeared first on The New Stack.
A few weeks ago I was on a call sharing my screen, walking a teammate through a prompt I'd been iterating on in ChatGPT. Mid-sentence I scrolled up — and there, three messages back, was a chunk of a customer's data I'd pasted in earlier to debug something. Real email, real account info, sitting righ
Bilingual post · Post bilíngue Jump to: English · Português Series — Part 2 (finale): Previous: Changelog 2026: A Year of Sprints (060-changelog-2026-year-review). Maps: essentials/documentation-map, roadmap/squad, roadmap/review-360, essentials/project-status. Sixty-one blog posts. Hundreds of Mint
TypeScript 6.0 has been out for a few months now, and it's a bit of an unusual release. It's the last compiler that will be written in TypeScript and JavaScript. Later this year, TypeScript 7 arrives with the compiler rewritten in Go. Microsoft has seen roughly 10x speed improvements on large codeba
Supabase’s AI backend tools just propelled the company to a $10.5 billion valuation—a jump fueled by the “vibe coding” phenomenon sweeping AI development. As investor dollars flood into AI infrastructure, Supabase stands out for giving both expert and non-technical builders the core backend stack th
Traditional network security often acts like a security camera: it records the "crime" (an intrusion) but doesn't stop it. By the time an administrator checks the logs, the data might already be exfiltrated. In the context of the MIRAGE Defense Platform, I developed Sentinelle—a module designed to m
A reader asked the sharpest question I have seen this month. What kind of problems fall into the 20 percent that still needs a senior. Most automation pitches answer the opposite. They sell the 80 percent that was always going to work, and they stay quiet about the part that breaks careers. So here
If you are a developer, you probably have a graveyard of side projects. For years, the formula for launching these projects was simple: push to Heroku, provision a free database, and forget about it. It just worked. But things changed. The free tiers disappeared. Cloud hosting prices went up. Today,
