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Hi! I want to share a project that I work for a while. It started from idea to get rid off manual copying data from game design documents to game engine. Here you can define your game objects, their props, relations and everything will be stored in structural JSON format that can be read by Unity, G
This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge: Write About Hermes Agent. Most AI assistants wait around like interns who lost the Slack invite. You open a tab. You type a prompt. You explain the same project again. You paste the same links again. Then you spend half the afternoon checking whet
There's an irony in most "paste your config to check for leaked secrets" web tools: pasting a secret into a random website is the leak. You're trusting a server you can't see. So I built devguard-scan the other way around — it runs 100% in your browser, zero dependencies, and makes no network calls
tala started as a technical analysis library. The idea was simple: give it asset price history, chain the indicators you want, and get enriched data back. const result = tala() .sma(14) .rsi(14) .macd() .run(history) That worked. But after using it for a while, one thing became obvious: computed ind
Me and a friend recently noticed a gap in the security tool space. Most corporate File Integrity Monitors (FIM) out there are heavy, complicated, and worst of all: they come packed with telemetry endpoints sending data to god knows who. We wanted something different. Something private, fast, and ent
The gap between candidates who get callbacks and candidates who get silence has almost nothing to do with how much experience they have. Short Answer: Your resume is not being read but being scanned for approximately 25 seconds by someone who is already behind on their real work and is looking for a
A few weeks ago I posted about building a desktop app that automates GitHub commits because contribution graphs are basically developer mood rings. Somehow people actually liked it. Which was unfortunate because now I had to keep improving it instead of peacefully abandoning the repo like nature int
https://leetcode.com/problems/time-needed-to-rearrange-a-binary-string/description/ Given a binary string s, in one second all occurrences of "01" are simultaneously replaced with "10". Return the number of seconds needed until no "01" remains. Input: "0110101" Second 1: 1011010 Second 2: 1101100 Se
A few years ago, receiving a payment from overseas felt surprisingly complicated for something that should have been simple. A client in the US would send $1,000. Somewhere between their bank account and yours, fees appeared, exchange rates became fuzzy, and the final amount credited often felt like
Arm has open-sourced Metis, an agentic AI security framework designed to autonomously uncover complex software vulnerabilities. Unlike traditional pattern-based tools, Metis applies semantic reasoning to analyze cross-component dependencies and provides clear, natural language explanations for its f
Most developers know how to write C code. Far fewer know what actually happens after they press Run. A common mental model looks like this: Write Code ↓ Click Run ↓ Get Output Simple. Intuitive. Completely wrong. Between your source code and the CPU sits an entire toolchain. Before a processor execu
These Pixel apps never survive my first-day cleanup.
I stopped paying for premium motherboard features like PCIe Gen5, extra USB ports, Wi-Fi and audio after realizing they rarely matter in real use.
With Google doubling down on AI-powered search results, people are flocking to DuckDuckGo's AI-free search option.
While making Windows more modern, Microsoft lost track of what users really wanted.
In the Crash Pattern series, we classify crashes by their shape — the way they present themselves in backtraces, logs, and runtime behavior. This helps us reason about failures systematically instead of chasing symptoms. Where S1 crashes are clean, local, and deterministic, S2 crashes are the opposi
(https://dev.to/challenges/hermes-agent-2026-05-15)* Chrome Bots (an automated browser orchestration tool) and Mars Project (a space-colit simulation framework)—vanished from my local machine's upstream sync overnight. Hermes Agent. Using its autonomous planning, deep reasoning, and advanced tool-us
We just released AppView 1.0.0. It is a CLI tool designed to bridge the gap between raw model weights and the operational reality of deploying them. For too long, security teams have treated Large Language Models like static binaries. You download a .gguf or .safetensors file, trust the upstream rep
Every developer knows the quiet satisfaction of a clean merge, a green test suite, and a system that does precisely what it was designed to do. Far fewer of us are trained for the moment right after — when someone who didn't write the code, and never will, has to decide whether to trust it, fund it,
When a database falls over at 3 a.m., most engineers assume they are solving a purely technical problem. They are also, whether they intend to or not, drafting the next paragraph of their company's public story. The careful, deeply human discipline once confined to a communications team — the kind o
