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If your app only talks to AWS, LocalStack is fantastic. But the moment a service reaches into GCP or Azure, local development fragments: you bolt on Moto for extra AWS bits, Azurite for Azure Blob, and the gcloud emulators for Pub/Sub and Firestore. Three+ tools, three configs, no shared state, no s
Chrome has had scroll restoration support since 2015. You can even control it: history.scrollRestoration = 'manual'. But if you've ever tried to reliably restore a user's position on a React or Next.js app, you know it doesn't work the way you'd expect. Here's what breaks, why it breaks, and how a b
The speculation has burned off. Most of what got built is gone or forgotten - the party's over. What's left with us is after-party landscape, sticky floor and the broken bottles. But these sobering moments, once the hangover sets in, are exactly when the questions bite sharp. So it's a good moment t
Report-preparation resource: doctor visit pain summary template In sensitive apps, the export button is not just a feature. It is a boundary. If you want privacy-first, offline health tech to exist without surveillance funding it: sponsor the build → https://github.com/sponsors/CrisisCore-Systems Be
AI agents need the right information to work well. Whether they manage to find it is the difference between success The post Your agent wants to search like a 2010 quant appeared first on The New Stack.
Enterprise Document Intelligence [Vol.1 #5septies] - When a PDF prints a contents page but exposes no outline, two ways to turn it back into structure, plus the page-alignment step everyone forgets The post Reconstructing the Table of Contents a PDF Forgot to Ship, So RAG Can Scope by Section appear
On the new episode of Equity, we discussed what actually prompted the administration's latest moves against Anthropic, and what this might mean for the AI ecosystem.
Can Yamine Lamal's European champions get back to winning ways or is a World Cup 2026 upset brewing? Here's how to watch Spain vs Saudi Arabia live streams and for free.
Upscaling is actually making your handheld feel worse.
The Google Home Speaker finally has a release date and, with it, Google has also ended its long-running and mega-hit Nest Mini speaker. It leaves the lineup in a weird place, as Google has a product that doesn’t replace anything it had before, and might not be everyone’s cup of tea either. This issu
Welcome to another week's recap. Sharp has announced the Aquos R11, its latest flagship, with the headline upgrade being a new 38.5MP telephoto camera offering 2.8x optical zoom. The phone is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset and features a 6.5-inch 240Hz OLED display, a 5,000mAh bat
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman today posted the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, recapping the last ten years of Apple’s corporate structure in which the influence of the design team waned at the executive levels in the Cook era, fuelled by Jony Ive’s exit and talent departures as finance and ope
A practical walkthrough of the cache-aside pattern — why it exists, how to implement it, and what breaks if you skip it. When I built Flacron Gamezone, one of the first questions I had to answer wasn't about the UI or the API design. It was simpler and more uncomfortable than that: what happens when
When you submit a transaction, it sits in the public mempool before it is mined, visible to everyone. Bots watch that mempool and reorder, insert, or sandwich transactions to extract value. This is MEV, and if you write a contract without thinking about it, you are leaving money on the table for bot
You can get very close results to GPT 5.5 by using GPT 5.4 with a highly detailed prompt. I ran a small test to check this properly. I generated the same technical content into summaries using both GPT 5.4 and GPT 5.5, across four different prompt detail levels (Low to XHigh). Then I asked ChatGPT t
Monaco lists roughly 14,000 active entities in the Registre du Commerce et de l’Industrie (RCI). The register is small. That scale changes how you read it during diligence. Larger European registries carry dense corporate histories; Monaco does not. The dataset stays thin, yet updates often surface
Hi everyone, https://github.com/mohammad154/opencode-nexus I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or contributions! Let me know what you think.
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam FREE AT DAWN is a dynamically generated, historical survival-runner powered by Google's Gemini API. Set on the night of June 18, 1865 in Texas, you play as an enslaved person who has just heard whispers that the Emancipation Proclamation was signed
Executive Summary: To eliminate race conditions in a high-concurrency ticketing system, I implemented PostgreSQL's FOR UPDATE clause for row-level database locking alongside Go worker channels for in-memory queue serialization. This approach completely prevents inventory over-selling by guaranteeing
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam SIGNAL is a three-chapter browser game about messages that someone tried to stop, and that got through anyway. Each chapter is its own kind of game, set in a different year, tied together by one idea: the moments that change history usually start w
