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At its Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month, Apple unveiled watchOS 27. This will be rolling out in the fall. Perhaps surprisingly, watchOS 27 will drop support for a lot of older Apple Watches, including the original Apple Watch Ultra, released in 2022. That device was the first Apple
In short: companies usually do not lose a market by being outfought. They lose it by withdrawing attention from a boundary, which is then taken by whatever was already pressing on it. On the attention-based view of the firm (Ocasio, 1997), managerial attention is a scarce resource, and a boundary un
The Quest Begins (The "Why") I still remember the first time I stared at a candlestick chart and felt like I was trying to read ancient runes. My buddy sent me a screenshot of a stock that had just moon‑shot after a simple crossover, and I thought, “If only I could see that signal coming, I’d be the
TL;DR: GraphQL can't be cached by URL like REST. Cache by query + variables, layer your caches (client → edge → app → persisted queries), match TTLs to data volatility, and invalidate via webhooks. Never cache carts or customer-specific pricing. REST caching is URL-based. One endpoint = one cache en
If you write software for a living, faxing feels like a fossil. Yet in 2026 the IRS still accepts (and for some forms, prefers) a fax. If you've ever had to send a Form 2553 to elect S-corp status for your one-person LLC, or fax a Form 9465 installment-agreement request, you've hit this wall: no fax
As a designer who freelances on the side, I kept hitting the same two annoyances with time trackers: The good ones are proprietary, cloud-only, and charge per seat the moment you grow. There's always an awkward gap between "hours tracked" and "invoice the client actually pays." You track in one tool
Introduction As I mentioned in my last post, I've recently started making more serious use of MCP and conversation memory in Claude. Neither of these are new features — they've been around for a while. I just finally got around to actually using them. The changes turned out to be subtle but signific
I wanted an AI agent that could actually run my Proxmox cluster — create VMs, fix storage, tail logs inside a container — not just read it back to me. Then I pictured it deleting a storage pool and learning, at the exact second I did, which VMs just lost their boot disks. That image is why I never w
Internmaxxing Somebody on your timeline this week called intern code "API slop." Confident. A little smug. Probably got a few hundred likes. It's bullshit. I run a cohort. About half my team is interns right now. I gave them equity options ahead of schedule because I'm not interested in pretending t
Today's AI news is not one of those neat, one-company launch days. It is messier than that. OpenAI is pushing AI into rare disease diagnosis. Anthropic is backing away from a billing change for agent developers. DeepSeek and Huawei are a reminder that local and China-based model work is not slowing
Modern collaboration needs more than documents and chat messages. Teams need a shared visual space where ideas can be created, organized, and refined together in real time. That's why I built SyncCanvas — an AI-powered collaborative whiteboard that combines real-time multiplayer collaboration, infin
Ekehi platform has moved from hand-written HTML/CSS/JS pages to a typed, component-driven React 19 client and a module-based TypeScript Express/Node.js API. Before. A static client built from per-page folders (landing/, contributors/, login/, signup/, admin/), each shipping its own index.html, a sha
The Runbook That Lied to Me at 3am The pager went off at 3:14am for a wedged OpenStack Neutron agent. I did what any tired engineer does: I opened the runbook. It told me to restart a service that had been renamed eighteen months earlier, pointed at a Grafana dashboard that 404'd, and assumed a netw
The offering from the financial services company will reportedly only include yes-or-no bets on whether the S&P 500 closes above or below a target price.
Threat actors are exploiting an unauthenticated information disclosure vulnerability in the WordPress plugin Gravity SMTP, active on 100,000 sites. [...]
Your AI agent did exactly what it was designed to do. The framework underneath it just handed an attacker a shell on the box that holds your OpenAI key, your database credentials, and your CRM tokens. That is not a hypothetical. In a few months, three of the most widely deployed AI agent frameworks
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted searches at multiple premises linked to five Bengaluru-based platforms in connection with alleged unauthorised cross-border…
Global financial institution Charles Schwab is the latest firm hoping to steal a piece of the growing prediction market pie.
The Austrian authorization gives WhiteBIT access to the EU's unified crypto framework, which will require exchanges to hold MiCA licenses or stop serving clients after July 1.
Bitcoin bears hold the upper hand in the upcoming Bitcoin options expiry, a potentially early warning that more BTC downside could unfold.
