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Agentic security company Straiker Inc. today revealed that it had raised $64 million in new funding to expand a platform built to secure the artificial intelligence agents now spreading across enterprise systems. The Mountain View, California-based company sells agentic security, software that disco
Software development automation startup 8090 Solutions Inc. today announced that it has raised $135 million in funding. Salesforce Ventures led the Series A round. It was joined by Palo Alto Networks Inc. Chief Executive Nikesh Arora, Quora Inc. co-founder Adam D’Angelo and more than a half-dozen ot
From Home Depot to Walmart, we're gathering the best 4th of July sales on 4K TVs, running sneakers, small kitchen appliances, and more. Here's what I recommend buying.
The dynamic load balancer is the best QoL feature in recent Proxmox updates
Apple’s long-running patent dispute with Optis is set to enter a new chapter this week, as the case reaches the UK Supreme Court. Here are the details.
Comcast is spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky into a new company. The split will leave Comcast with the cable, wireless, and business services, while the new company will handle the Universal theme parks, film and TV studios, NBC, Peacock, and Sky. This move practically undoes the 2011 acquisition of
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that police conduct a Fourth Amendment search when they obtain a person’s detailed cellphone location history from a tech company, even when the data covers only a short period. Here’s what that means.
Buying a new hard drive or solid-state storage solution is nearly out of the question. The cost of buying a physical drive has essentially doubled, so storing photos, files, and other important data is a little harder. An affordable alternative remains – secure cloud storage.
Two days ago GitHub emailed me to say one of my workflows had failed. The next day it emailed me again. I saw it, told myself I would fix it tomorrow, and promptly forgot. It was my nightly database backup, quietly broken the whole time, and I only caught it because a failure-rate number nudged up.
trpc has a scheduled workflow called "Lock Issues & PRs." Its own scorecard shows it failing on almost every run. It is still scheduled, still running, still red. trpc ships excellent software, which is exactly the point: if a project this careful has a workflow that has been red for ages, the rest
Most perpetuals trading on-chain has run on one of two models: an AMM-style virtual pool, or an oracle-priced vault where you trade against a counterparty at a fed-in price. Both work, but both hide the thing serious traders actually want to see: a real order book, with real resting bids and asks, m
Hello! I launched new website called selfhost.directory. It's directory of more than 2000 projects that you can self-host on your machine or server. I always wanted one page where you can search basically all relevant projects you can self-host, see their alternatives, features, if it's even still i
Every year, millions of people choose careers based on expectations, salaries, or what seems like the "safe" option. Yet many eventually realize they're working in roles that don't align with who they truly are. The problem isn't a lack of intelligence or ambition—it's a lack of self-understanding.
Imagine an economic free zone with no tax declarations, no tedious audits, and no intrusive KYC processes requiring passport uploads to vulnerable servers. Yet, inside this zone, the state budget is perfectly funded, public infrastructure functions seamlessly, and capital flows with unprecedented ef
After 25 years of keeping production systems alive — building the automation, owning the pager, and helping companies stop bleeding money on preventable outages — the question I get asked most by founders and operations leads is blunt: "What is this going to cost me?" The honest answer is the one no
Not every mistake breaks a system immediately. Some mistakes just sit there quietly until the wrong person gets access, or someone deletes the wrong file, or a deployment goes sideways. Today's tasks were about putting guardrails in place before those moments happen. A script isn't useful if it can'
TL;DR — Leoflow runs a Go control plane that never imports Apache Airflow, airflow.sdk DAGs. It does it with a structural shim: a airflow that the parser puts on the import path, then execs your dag.py to record the graph (without running task bodies or captured by at compile time and run for real i
I like Tortoise ORM. Django-style models, async-first, clean. But I wanted more speed on read-heavy paths without reaching for SQLAlchemy, so I built yara-orm: a Tortoise-style async ORM where the model and query layer is Python, but the engine — connection pooling, parameter binding, and row decodi
I finished the Groundswell hackathon build with a working product, a deployed URL, and a list of things I wish I had known before I started. This is that list. Not the polished version where everything went according to plan — the actual version, including the three hours I spent debugging a databas
Every time I start a finance side project I hit the same wall. The data I want is public, but it lives behind finance sites that fight scrapers or data plans that bundle fifty things I will never touch. Over the past week I packaged three slices of that data as plain JSON, no key and no browser. Tog
