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FreeBSD 15 isn’t flashy, but that is exactly why it works. Its stability, structure, and predictability make boring feel valuable.
Can the tournament underdogs pull off another World Cup 2026 shock? Here's how to watch Uruguay vs Cape Verde live streams and potentially for FREE.
I picked up a random dataset of amazon book sales of 10 years from kaggle and started exploring and analysing it. 1.Data Cleaning At first I opened my dataset in power query and found there were many duplicate values in my book name section then I removed the duplicates.Then I found in the price sec
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam Play it live, no key and no install: https://dawnoreclipse.netlify.app Dawn or Eclipse is a single-screen terminal mystery. It's one HTML file, vanilla JS, with no framework and no build step. You're sitting at the console of a dying research stati
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam Turing's Solstice is an arcade runner that blends fast-paced action, logic puzzles, and a narrative inspired by the June Solstice and Alan Turing's legacy. You control SOL-42, an artificial intelligence created to maintain the balance between Light
The hardest part of frontend testing isn't writing the test. It's getting the backend to return the exact response you need: a 500, an empty list, a malformed payload, right when you want it. On a live server that's painful, and sometimes impossible. Here's the workflow I use instead. I make the app
If you're building a SaaS AI agent product and you're already on Kinde, you already know the problem. Mastra is the TypeScript-first AI agent framework. It ships with official auth providers for Clerk, Auth0, Supabase, Firebase, WorkOS, and Better Auth. Kinde is not on that list. The obvious questio
Half a year ago I asked a simple question: during an online call, could a short, to-the-point hint appear on my screen in a second or two — while the other person is still talking? Not an after-the-fact transcript, but help in the moment. The result is a desktop assistant (macOS + Windows). Below is
Whether you're brand new to Power BI or just getting started with data analytics, this guide walks you through everything you need to know about data modeling — from how tables connect, to the schemas that make your reports fast and reliable. Imagine you have three spreadsheets: one with your custom
Over the course of a few posts, I will be constructing an NES emulator that will allow you to play NES ROMs. Today’s post is the first in this series, where I will be walking through the process of emulating the CPU the NES used, the MOS 6502. The 6502 has 6 primary registers we need to emulate in o
Scheduling features look simple until you build them. Google Calendar speaks its own REST API with events.insert; Microsoft 365 wants Graph and POST /me/calendar/events; Apple and a long tail of providers expect CalDAV. The moment your app needs to read a user's events, drop a meeting on their calen
If your integration polls Nylas every minute to check for new email, you're doing too much work and still getting stale data. Polling is a tax: you burn rate limit on requests that mostly return nothing, and a message that arrives at 12:00:05 doesn't reach your app until the next poll. Webhooks flip
Meeting notes are the feature everyone wants and nobody wants to build. The hard part isn't the summary — an LLM handles that. The hard part is getting into the meeting: a bot that joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, survives each platform's waiting room and admission flow, records cleanly
Contacts are messier than they look. A user's real address book is spread across the people they've saved by hand, the people they've emailed often enough that the provider auto-collected them, and the colleagues in their company directory. Google exposes these through the People API; Microsoft thro
The linked criminal group allegedly distributed a scam token under the name "zksync.jp" to deceive crypto users worldwide, with losses of over $1 million.
The Wall Street Journal reviewed 1,105 videos along with guidance given to creators for crafting their posts.
The 2026 World Cup has added AI and computer vision to the officiating crew — a sensor inside the ball, semi-automated offside calls, and 16 tracking cameras per stadium. Oren Etzioni explains how the systems work, what they deliberately leave to human referees, and what it says about automation mor
Your old Android phone can become an Android Auto display without replacing your entire dashboard
When building prototypes with Generative AI, velocity is everything. Developers want to stitch together prompts, text splitters, vector stores, and models as quickly as possible. This need for speed catalyzed the explosive rise of orchestration frameworks like LangChain. However, as a backend system
SOLS-Runner This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam SOLS-Runner is a narrative puzzle adventure inspired by the June Solstice and the idea that growth often comes through periods of darkness, uncertainty, and change. Players take on the role of Leo, a young runner who feels disconnected
