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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,
AI coding assistants ship working code fast. But "working" and "production-ready" are two very different things. I run a small dev shop in Berlin, and over the past year we've reviewed dozens of websites built with Claude, Cursor, v0, Lovable and bolt.new. The same issues come up again and again — s
A friend of mine runs security at a mid-size fintech. Last month she got a Slack DM from her general counsel at 9:47 on a Tuesday night. The Italian DPA had sent a questionnaire. Standard stuff on paper: list the AI systems processing EU resident data, the foundation models behind them, the training
The naive version of this tool is one prompt: "Here is a URL, write the JSON-LD for it." We tried that mental model early and threw it out. An LLM handed a bare URL will produce schema that looks perfect and is quietly wrong. It guesses an author when the page has none. It invents a publication date
For thirty years, API design has been a discipline aimed at one reader. A human developer, sitting at a workstation, reading documentation, writing code that calls endpoints she already knows about. Every choice REST made and every convention OpenAPI standardized assumed this reader. The endpoints w
It's 2026, and if you're still coding the way you did in 2023, you're working twice as hard for half the output. I'm a frontend developer, and over the past year I've tested over 30 AI tools. Some saved me 10+ hours a week. Others were just hype. Here's my honest stack — what stayed, what got cut, a
Building a Self-Cheering Microservice: Observability-Driven Resilience in a Real-Time Analytics Pipe Building a Self-Cheering Microservice: Observability-Driven Resilience in a Real-Time Analytics Pipeline In this thought-leadership piece, I’ll share a senior engineer’s perspective on a concrete pro
Bilingual post · Post bilíngue Jump to: English · Português Series — Part 2: Previous: From Delphi Developer to CrabPascal (058-delphi-dev-migration-guide). Resources: resources/readme, getting-started/quickstart, examples/crud. Pascal is still taught — algorithms courses, legacy maintenance, compet
In the previous posts, we learned about: Entities Value Objects These help us model the business world. But a question still remains: Why do these objects exist? The answer is simple: To enforce business behavior correctly. And business behavior is usually defined by: Business Rules and Invariants.
AI Operators is The New Stack’s profile series on how CEOs and founders run AI-native companies: the stacks they choose, The post Mate Security’s Asaf Wiener made every backend engineer a model router. He’s right to. appeared first on The New Stack.
TL;DR Browser fingerprinting identifies headless browsers by inspecting specific JavaScript properties, rendering differences, and network headers. Puppeteer Stealth operates by injecting scripts that overwrite these default configurations, such as masking the navigator.webdriver property and modify
After pre-announcing Nemotron 3 Ultra, a 550-billion-parameter open-weight mixture-of-experts model, at Computex, Nvidia on Thursday released the model on platforms The post Nvidia’s best model is now live appeared first on The New Stack.
Asana on Thursday unveiled an AI assistant called Dash and a new generation of what the company calls AI “teammates” The post Asana says its new AI “chief of staff” turns your Slack chaos into trackable work appeared first on The New Stack.
From Grafana to Real Performance Gains I noticed in the Grafana dashboard that GET /api/v1/dokter/public/jadwal-dokter was on average taking 1 second even when not under load. To get measurable, reproducible numbers, I built a benchmark pipeline and profiled the endpoint systematically. What started
At Google Cloud, our goal is to let you run large-scale analytical and data science workloads with maximum efficiency so you can process big data pipelines, machine learning, and ETL tasks. We recently announced that the Dataproc service is now Managed Service for Apache Spark, reflecting our deep i
I Built a Mini Claude Code from Scratch. Here's What I Learned A few months ago I went down a rabbit hole: reading OpenCode's GitHub repo, studying screenshots of Claude Code's behavior, reverse engineering the flows. I wanted to understand how these terminal coding agents actually work under the ho
You just found out a runtime, OS, or framework you're running is end-of-life. No more patches. No more security fixes. Here's exactly what that means, how bad it is, and what your options are — in plain language. The situation: End-of-life means the vendor has stopped issuing security patches. Every
Why does a post with 400 impressions get zero replies? I ran an audit on the last 8 LinkedIn posts my content system generated. 0 of 8 ended with a question. 6 of 8 ended on a line of hashtags. Every single one closed as a monologue. Good impressions, nearly zero replies. The failure was architectur
I’ve been integrating OnScanner into my workflow recently as part of external security assessment and bug bounty reconnaissance, and it made me rethink how modern vulnerability scanners are evolving. Most traditional scanning approaches still rely heavily on fingerprinting services and mapping versi
