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Ahead of the OnePlus N6's launch later this month, the company has begun revealing key specifications of the smartphone. OnePlus is claiming that the handset offers the biggest battery in phones priced under INR 25,000. In a post on X, OnePlus confirmed that the N6 will pack an 8,000mAh battery, whi
Back in August of last year, during the introduction of the Pixel 10 family, Google also teased an upcoming smart speaker. Then, it announced it as the Google Home Speaker in October. Now it's finally becoming available, ten months after the first teaser and eight months after the unveiling. The Goo
I've been running XposedOrNot for years now. The pitch has always been simple: type in an email, find out if it's turned up in a data breach. Free, no signup, open source. Millions of lookups later, it still does exactly that. But I've had a nagging feeling for a while that we were only answering ha
I used it to build a zero-cost "dead man's switch" that catches silent failures before I do. Quick context before anything else: I packaged this exact recipe, plus six more like it, into a small cookbook — The GitHub Actions Cookbook ($10, instant download, PDF + ready-to-fork workflow files). Every
Curious if others are dealing with this: as more AI-generated code gets merged, the high-level structure of codebases seems to be quietly getting worse. Not syntax stuff, linters catch that fine. More like modules slowly getting tangled with things they shouldn't know about, circular dependencies th
Repo: https://github.com/ZYF93/EzLang I spent the last month building a small programming language called EzLang. It is an expression-oriented systems language with default value semantics, an Arena-style memory model, LLVM IR generation, a small Flow concurrency experiment, a CLI, formatter, LSP, V
Your AI agent's audit log lives in a database you control. Which means you can edit it. When a regulator, an auditor, or a court later asks what the agent actually did, all anyone has is your word. Provedex is an open-source fix for that. pip install provedex gives your Python backend a black box re
TL;DR I gave Claude / Codex a Figma file + a PRD and asked for 5-10 React pages of a working app. Single-page output is great. Multi-page output drifts in 4 specific ways. I spent ~3 months building a harness with 14 gates × auto-retry × handoff JSON to stop the drift. 10 demos, 54 screens, 4 unrela
Hello. My name is Keniel, and I want to start with how I got here, because it explains everything that comes after it. A few years ago I started learning about AI. Not in a classroom, just on my own, the way most people first touch it. I opened ChatGPT and started talking to it. But where a lot of p
CSS has evolved a lot in the last few years. Many things that once needed JavaScript, extra libraries, or messy hacks can now be done with just a few lines of CSS. In this post, I'll share 24 modern CSS tricks that can help you build cleaner layouts, write less code, and create better user experienc
Most automation projects build an automation. This one builds a system that discovers which automations to build — by mining your own recent work — and then packages the high-confidence ones into reusable tools. It's a self-improving skill for Claude Code. You feel it but rarely measure it: the same
In 2026, the JavaScript runtime landscape looks very different from just two years ago. Trigger.dev switched to Bun and reported a 5x throughput improvement on identical hardware. Anthropic acquired Bun and uses it in Claude Code's CLI. Deno 2 shipped real Node.js compatibility, bringing enterprise
We are building a support ticket intelligence pipeline that classifies incoming requests and drafts contextual replies by combining Oxlo.ai embeddings, a local random forest classifier, and an LLM. It helps support teams cut response time by automating triage and surfacing relevant historical resolu
Recently, I worked on a Driver Management System where I implemented multiple modules using ASP.NET Core MVC, Web API, Entity Framework Core, and SQL Server. Features Implemented ✅ Driver Management CRUD Operations ✅ Driver Allowances Management ✅ Driver Advances Management ✅ Driver Deductions Manag
Microsoft recently introduced at Build 2026 Microsoft Scout, an always-on agent. Scout belongs to a new category of agents Microsoft called Autopilots: always-on agents that work autonomously on a user’s behalf with their own identity, without needing to be prompted each time. Microsoft Scout integr
Bitcoin briefly slipped below its 200-week moving average twice in the past two weeks, a rare event that Kraken says has historically marked strong entry points for buyers.
Heavy selling pushed XRP back through a closely watched support level, though buyers stepped in above $1.17 to prevent a deeper pullback.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. Chief Executive Antonio Neri opened the company’s annual user conference, Discover, this week in Las Vegas with a manifesto for the AI era. Though all events now discuss the changing role of AI, Neri offered a different perspective on AI through the lens of information
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently said the iPhone maker plans to raise product prices to offset the rising costs of memory and storage chips. He, however, did not specify the timeline or the line of products that would see a price hike.
Microsoft is significantly growing its AI business in China, with ByteDance reportedly spending over $1 billion annually on its cloud and AI services. Despite US-China AI rivalry and concerns from competitors like OpenAI, Microsoft continues to sell AI models to major Chinese tech firms, fueling rap
