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Voice Coding for DevOps and SRE: Infrastructure Automation at Speaking Speed
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zackproser.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Transform DevOps workflows with voice coding tools for faster infrastructure automation, incident response, and monitoring setup.
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Voice Coding for Lawyers: AI-Powered Document Review at 179 WPM
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zackproser.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Transform legal document review with voice-driven AI tools that help lawyers work faster and more efficiently.
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Voice Coding vs Traditional Typing: 2026 Productivity Analysis
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zackproser.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Comprehensive analysis comparing voice coding productivity versus traditional typing for software development in 2026.
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Just a quick tip. In OpenWrt 25.12, the package manager switched from opkg to apk (Alpine Package Manager), that I love as it’s present on all my servers with Alpine Linux. However it introduced an unpleasant “banner” upon device login. To restore the old clean banner, modify these files. First, disable the loaded “apk-cheatsheet.sh” file: mv /etc/profile.d/apk-cheatsheet.sh /etc/profile.d/apk-cheatsheet.sh.disabled then comment th..
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Just a quick tip. In OpenWrt 25.12, the package manager switched from opkg to apk (Alpine Package Manager), that I love as it’s present on all my servers with Alpine Linux. However it introduced an unpleasant “banner” upon device login. To restore the old clean banner, modify these files. First, disable the loaded “apk-cheatsheet.sh” file: mv /etc/profile.d/apk-cheatsheet.sh /etc/profile.d/apk-cheatsheet.sh.disabled then comment th..
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Claude Code is the CLI agentic AI tool by Anthropic designed to aid in software development. Install $ brew install --cask claude-code Basics Invoke claude at the root of any project directory. Ask it questions in natural language about the codebase in that directory to learn more about the project. Implement code changes by asking it in natural language. It will show you the diff before writing the changes to the files....
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In 2014/2015 Baremetrics received $800,000 in seed money from two investors: General Catalyst and Bessemer. They both were incredibly gracious and both agreed to write off their investment after Baremetrics sold for $4m.
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In 2014/2015 Baremetrics received $800,000 in seed money from two investors: General Catalyst and Bessemer. They both were incredibly gracious and both agreed to write off their investment after Baremetrics sold for $4m.
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In July 2018, Buffer spent $3.3 million—approximately half of its cash reserves—to buy out several of its main venture capital investors. The decision followed a shift in the company's strategy from hyper-growth to long-term sustainability and profitability, which diverged from traditional VC expectations. By executing this stock buyback, Buffer provided a 40.5% return to participating investors, regained greater corporate control, and clea..
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In July 2018, Buffer spent $3.3 million—approximately half of its cash reserves—to buy out several of its main venture capital investors. The decision followed a shift in the company's strategy from hyper-growth to long-term sustainability and profitability, which diverged from traditional VC expectations. By executing this stock buyback, Buffer provided a 40.5% return to participating investors, regained greater corporate control, and clea..
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In 2017, the founders of Wistia, Chris Savage and Brendan Schwartz, turned down an offer to sell the company and instead raised $17.3 million in debt. The financing was used to buy out original angel investors and provide liquidity to employees, allowing the company to move away from a "growth at all costs" venture capital model. By shifting from equity to debt, the founders regained full control of the business, returned Wistia to profitab..
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In 2017, the founders of Wistia, Chris Savage and Brendan Schwartz, turned down an offer to sell the company and instead raised $17.3 million in debt. The financing was used to buy out original angel investors and provide liquidity to employees, allowing the company to move away from a "growth at all costs" venture capital model. By shifting from equity to debt, the founders regained full control of the business, returned Wistia to profitab..
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KPCB’s 2012 Investment of $7M in Gumroad and the 2017 $1 Buyout
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www.wenbin.org
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2 months ago
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eng
In 2012, KPCB invested $7M in Gumroad. By late 2017, Gumroad bought back that stake for just $1. That is what staying 'founder-friendly' actually looks like in practice.
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KPCB’s 2012 Investment of $7M in Gumroad and the 2017 $1 Buyout
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www.wenbin.org
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2 months ago
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eng
In 2012, KPCB invested $7M in Gumroad. By late 2017, Gumroad bought back that stake for just $1. That is what staying 'founder-friendly' actually looks like in practice.
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Today I posted a video titled The best laptop Apple ever made , and tl;dw 1 it's the 11" MacBook Air. I acknowledge in the video my pick is slightly subjective, and I also asked a number of other YouTubers which Mac laptop they consider the best (or at least most influential). If you don't want to watch the video, I'll summarize their choices here:
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Digital entertainment continues to evolve as new formats reshape how users interact with games and online platforms. In recent years, slot-based gaming has experienced significant growth, driven by accessibility, improved design, and rising demand for casual entertainment. Unlike traditional gaming environments that required physical presence or specialized software, modern slot platforms operate entirely online. This […] The post The Ex..
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How do teams choose vector databases search engines People wrack their brains between Elasticsearch OpenSearch Solr Vespa Pinecone Turbopuffer Weaviate...
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Automate Exploratory Data Analysis & Invent Python Comprehensions
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realpython.com
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2 months ago
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eng
How do you quickly get an understanding of what's inside a new set of data? How can you share an exploratory data analysis with your team? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week with another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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AI-Powered Playwright: Building a Self-Healing CI/CD Testing Pipeline
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stackabuse.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Test automation has always been a field that requires a lot of work. Quality assurance teams were often stuck in a cycle of fixing broken tests, maintaining scripts by hand, and updating locators in a way that wasn't reliable. As software release processes got shorter, this old way of doing
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Bingo has long been a favourite pastime for adults around the world, offering social interaction, entertainment, and a sense of community. Over the years, the game has evolved beyond local halls, with dedicated destinations providing unique and memorable experiences for players. Whether seeking traditional charm or modern excitement, bingo enthusiasts can find venues that cater […] The post The Most Popular Destinations to Go Play Bingo ..
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What if instead of saying "Do ya feel lucky, punk?" Clint Eastwood say "Do ya feel horny, punk?" and he came all over himself? I think that would make a good movie
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One of the best features of Firefox is the availability of a large number of addons. It is pretty easy to create a Firefox addon and with AI tools the bar is lowered to create addons to enhance your browsing experience in many little ways. Develop the addon Developing an addon involves at least a manifest.json and additional HTML/JS/CSS files they pull in. Example of manifest.json: { "manifest_version": 2, "name": "BoostMyWebpage", ....
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i saw it as one of the reccomended security focused OSes on privacyguides website, i never got into using qubes or whonix but this seems pretty alright? its not slow, i gusss kicksecure can be a bit outdated because its based on debian and this is based on fedora so its a little more up to date, it uses flatpaks a lot so theres relatively simple permission setting if you add flatseal, it has a built in auditing app for hardening and pri..
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Code is cheap, show me the talk: How copilots are re-engineering developers
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www.zyte.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Mastery of computer code used to be an engineer’s differentiator. Thanks to AI assistants, code is now the commodity, sensibility is the real premium.
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Discover how web scraping is moving into the IDE. Learn how tools like VS Code and AI-assisted extensions are streamlining scraper development, testing, and maintenance.
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Around 2'000 SIMD kernels for mixed-precision BLAS-like numerics — dot products, batched GEMMs, distances, geospatial, ColBERT MaxSim, and mesh alignment — from Float6 to Float118, leveraging RISC-V, Intel AMX, Arm SME, and WebAssembly Relaxed SIMD, in 7 languages and 5 MB.
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Around 2'000 SIMD kernels for mixed-precision BLAS-like numerics — dot products, batched GEMMs, distances, geospatial, ColBERT MaxSim, and mesh alignment — from Float6 to Float118, leveraging RISC-V, Intel AMX, Arm SME, and WebAssembly Relaxed SIMD, in 7 languages and 5 MB.
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This morning I merged a PR that I started in October, on something I started designing in March, a year ago. Nothing technically very complex, but a lot of red tape. So. Much. Redtape. Then I carried on trying to finish a refactoring that I started more recently, seeing the end of it, but not quite yet.
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The Next Era of AppSec: Why AI-Generated Code Needs Offensive Dynamic Testing
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snyk.io
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2 months ago
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eng
Static analysis tells you what might be vulnerable, but dynamic testing tells you what is actually exploitable. Learn why the next era of AppSec requires combining code-level context with live environment testing to secure AI-generated code.
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