The first step to production-ready agents. Master visual debugging, trace collection, and unit testing with LangGraph Studio, LangSmith, and Vitest before moving to pre-production.
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We have added a new tool to our collection: the Infiltrators Database , a database of cases of long-term infiltrators employed by authorities.
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Discarding the Shaft-and-Belt Model of Software Development
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secondthoughts.ai
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4 months ago
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eng
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Imagine being able to describe the property you want to buy rather than being limited to what the site allows you to filter on.
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Imagine being able to describe the property you want to buy rather than being limited to what the site allows you to filter on.
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Running cheap and crappy USB hard drives in RAID0 is indeed a very terrible idea
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ounapuu.ee
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4 months ago
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eng
Some of my dumb experiments result in interesting findings and unexpected successes. Some end up with very predictable failures. What happens when you have two crappy USB hard drives running btrfs 1 in raid0 mode? Nothing, until something goes wrong on one of the drives. Here’s what it looks like: [188574.681476] BTRFS error (device dm-1): bdev /dev/dm-0 errs: wr 0, rd 0, flush 0, corrupt 5114512, gen 0 [188574.681479] BTRFS war....
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ServiceNow's Virtual Agent Vulnerability Shows Why AI Security Needs Traditional AppSec Foundations
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snyk.io
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4 months ago
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eng
The critical ServiceNow Virtual Agent vulnerability highlights a vital lesson: securing agentic AI requires a return to traditional AppSec foundations. While AI can amplify risks, the root causes often stem from classic failures in authentication and authorization.
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The Japanese reading problem that finally made me build my own app
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blog.kulman.sk
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4 months ago
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eng
I’ve been learning Japanese for several years now. Not intensively, not full‑time, but consistently — textbooks, classes, homework, and a lot of reading that never quite felt as productive as it should. In December I took the JLPT N4. While preparing for it, I spent a lot of time reading Japanese texts that were supposed to be appropriate for my level. And that’s where I kept running into the same problem over and over again.
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I recently stumbled upon some source code I wrote when I was 18! I was very much into graphical effects back then, and all of that code targeted SVGAlib, which isn’t really a thing anymore. So I teamed up with ChatGPT to write a thin translation layer to SDL, and I believe I got all … Continue reading SVGAlib shim for SDL2
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Solving the "pop" problem on my B&W ASW608 subwoofer
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www.databasesandlife.com
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4 months ago
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eng
I have finally managed to get to the bottom of the "pop" problem on my Bowers and Wilkins ASW608 subwoofer. I understand the problem affects the ASW610 subwoofer as well. The solution is to set the EQ on your amp to reduce frequencies 30Hz and below, which the sub can’t reproduce anyway. The problem is sometimes you hear a loud “pop” during playback. The internet suggests returning it, but the internet also suggests the new one yo..
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As a software engineer, I'm used to having full visibility and control over the systems I manage. But my HVAC was operating like a black box running legacy code I couldn't touch. Here's how I reverse-engineered it and ended up giving my Ecobee direct, full-stack control.
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Best AI Voice Tools for Lawyers in 2026: Dictation and Meeting Notes
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zackproser.com
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4 months ago
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eng
How lawyers are using voice AI tools like WisprFlow and Granola for faster document drafting, deposition notes, and client meeting transcription. Privacy-focused options reviewed.
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Best AI Voice Tools for Doctors in 2026: Medical Dictation and Patient Notes
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zackproser.com
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4 months ago
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eng
How physicians are using AI voice tools for faster clinical documentation, patient notes, and medical dictation. HIPAA-conscious options compared.
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Best AI Voice Tools for Real Estate Agents in 2026: Client Notes and Listings
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zackproser.com
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4 months ago
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eng
How real estate agents are using AI voice tools for faster listing descriptions, client follow-ups, and showing notes. Save hours on documentation.
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The best ways to record Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams meetings in 2026. Compare AI transcription tools that don't require a bot to join your calls.
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Voice AI Tools for Small Business Owners in 2026: Save Hours Every Week
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zackproser.com
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4 months ago
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eng
Practical guide to using AI voice tools like WisprFlow and Granola to save hours on emails, meetings, and documentation. No technical skills required.
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Last week, I shared a personal project I built over the holidays - Trivet, which adds Google sign-in to Ghost. Here, I'm sharing a work-focused holiday project I built: an official Ruby client for Chr...
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New resources: (it) Snooping Eyes: Report on Methods and Tools of Digital Repression (en/fr/it) It Could Be Harmful! Spyware Installation Through Social Engineering Attacks in Italy
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Claude Code has a nice feature where you can type @ followed by a file name to reference files in your conversation. The problem is that it’s broken. At least for me, it doesn’t work well when the .git folder is not in the repo root; like when using git worktrees. There’s an open issue about it. After some frustration, I decided to write my own file suggestion hook. The Hook System Claude Code lets you override the file suggestion beh..
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I read a really good article the other day about why the younger generations are so into sports betting and prediction markets. The general thesis is that now through social media people see many levels of wealth higher than they used to, and the only path they see to reach that level is gambling. In […]
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Companies blocking AI tools like Claude Code and Codex risk losing top developers, just like those that resisted React lost talent a decade ago
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Companies blocking AI tools like Claude Code and Codex risk losing top developers, just like those that resisted React lost talent a decade ago
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Companies blocking AI tools like Claude Code and Codex risk losing top developers, just like those that resisted React lost talent a decade ago
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In the 1990s I went on a walking holiday to the west coast of America and came across the photographs of Michael Fatali .
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In the 1990s I went on a walking holiday to the west coast of America and came across the photographs of Michael Fatali .
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An email-signup API that writes straight into a Google Sheet. Cloudflare Turnstile blocks bots, Bun or Workers as the runtime, no separate database to operate.
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An email-signup API that writes straight into a Google Sheet. Cloudflare Turnstile blocks bots, Bun or Workers as the runtime, no separate database to operate.
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Veranstaltungshinweis: Der Chor und Weitere – „The Armed Man“ von Karl Jenkins
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hymnos.existenz.ch
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4 months ago
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deu
Unser Chor hat dieses Jahr zwei Konzertprogramme: Als Erstes nochmals The Armed Man von Karl Jenkins, welches wir bereits 2017 aufgeführt haben. Anlass ist das 175-Jahre Jubiläum der NMS Bern, welcher unser Chor angehängt ist. Das Konzert findet zusammen mit Gymer-Chören und Orchester im Casino Bern im Rahmen der offiziellen Feierlichkeiten am 12. und 13. … Veranstaltungshinweis: Der Chor und Weitere – „The Armed Man“ von Karl Jenkins we..
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In Day 10, we built a Process Manager with a live visualization that subscribed to events and updated the UI in real time. That visualization was a Wire Tap: passively observing messages without affecting the primary flow. Today we explore Wire Tap in depth and pair it with Control Bus for active management of distributed services. We’ll see how both patterns work in Kafka using Elixir. Wire Tap: Passive Observation The Wire Tap pattern ins..
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Over the past eleven posts, we’ve explored Enterprise Integration Patterns from the ground up: building message channels, routing messages with Content-Based Routers and Recipient Lists, transforming data, managing workflows with Process Managers, and observing systems with Wire Taps. We wrote a lot of code. While I lost track of my original intent to build an open source audit logging system as part of this series, I feel pretty happy abou..
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Ublk is a new framework available since Linux v6.0+ for creating virtual block devices using io_uring in user space. It was written and has been maintained by a long time Linux kernel contributor Ming Lei and improved by others. As of right now it's marked experimental and its APIs might change in the future.
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Choosing the Perfect Campground for a Cabin: What to Look For Before You Commit
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intentmedia.com
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4 months ago
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eng
Selecting the right campground is a critical step when planning to purchase or place a cabin. A well-chosen location ensures comfort, convenience, and an enjoyable seasonal or year-round experience. For those considering ownership, evaluating options before committing is even more critical. Exploring campground park model homes for sale allows buyers to find spaces that align […] The post Choosing the Perfect Campground for a Cabin: What..
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I‘ve been spending quite a lot of time writing specifications the past week or so. I‘m planning on making some modifications to my blogging scripts , turning them into a full blown CLI tool. And while doing that I also found some really neat improvements I can make to my static site renderer . It’s been very productive. It’s mind boggling how much further you can get using AI tools. It takes a bit of getting used to it as there are some a....
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