Three unbeatable running shoe deals to grab this Prime Day
I built a running shoe rotation in the Prime Day sales, with a total saving of almost $200 on three great shoes to cover all your training and racing needs.
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I built a running shoe rotation in the Prime Day sales, with a total saving of almost $200 on three great shoes to cover all your training and racing needs.
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I have been building FastPlay, a minimal native Windows video player written in Rust. FastPlay repo: github.com/CalvinSturm/FastPlay FastPlay uses FFmpeg for demuxing and decoding, D3D11/DXGI for video presentation, and WASAPI for audio output. The product goal is intentionally narrow: fast local pl
Hey, I'm an indie maker. I run three small SaaS products, a tiny newsletter, and I keep trying to layer new income streams on top without burning out. This is the unfiltered story of how I spent the last quarter building an affiliate revenue channel around AI APIs — what worked, what flopped, and wh
I published a comparison of Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, and Blob Storage a little while back. Looking back at it, Azure Table Storage was a real gap - it sits in a genuinely useful middle position between a relational table and a full document database, and it deserves its own proper explanation rather th
Self-Attention can compare every token with every other token. But there is a catch. By itself, it does not know the order of tokens. That is a serious problem because “dog bites man” and “man bites dog” use the same words but mean completely different things. A Transformer needs two kinds of inform
Most production RAG systems are built on a simple premise: convert documents into single vectors and find the ones closest to a query vector. This works for simple documents, but fails on the messy, multi-aspect data that defines enterprise reality. Cohere's Compass is a new embedding model designed
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A few weeks ago I went digging through raw server logs on a WordPress The number I found didn't match GA4 at all. Not even close. GA4 (and most JS-based analytics) works by firing an event from It's a bad assumption when an increasing share of your traffic is Don't execute JavaScript Don't render th
I've been a movie person my whole life. What I built CineAntologia AI — a public catalog of movies and TV shows from the 80s to today, with an AI chat that works like a film curator instead of a search engine. "Something like Stranger Things, that 80s atmosphere and suspense" And it gives you sugges
As someone who primarily lives in Go and has a deep respect for strongly-typed, explicit systems, I've always appreciated minimalist languages that prioritize clarity over complexity. MiniScript has been one of those under-the-radar tools — simple, embeddable, and focused on being genuinely pleasant
I wanted ride-sharing operations — request, offer, accept, pay, cancel — to be first-class on-chain transactions, not generic smart-contract calls wrapped in app logic. So I built Clutch Protocol: a custom non-EVM blockchain in Rust, a GraphQL bridge for apps, a JavaScript SDK for client-side signin
I've been building an AI-assisted editorial pipeline for my technical writing. Notion cards become markdown drafts in the repo, pass through review, then sync to dev.to. The motivation was simple: I already had a review loop I trusted for code. Open a PR, run Cursor's Bugbot against a review guide,