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AI coding tools might have handed your developers a productivity gain, but they’ve created a problem for your code review process. Pull request volume is up significantly, and the code arriving for review carries error patterns that weren’t common before generative AI. Yet it’s the same people with the same working hours who are in […]
April flew by. The pace of tech development didn’t slow, and the flow of news and knowledge didn’t either. This month, Emily Bache joins us to share some sharp finds about AI agents and test-driven development. Java stays busy with fresh updates and practical tips, and Kotlin keeps pushing forward right next to it. The […]
I still remember the bookstore. I was holding a 600-page brick of a book on how to build Windows applications, trying to convince my mother that I really  needed it. This was 1994 or 1995. A book was how you learned to program at that time. You took it home, you read it cover to cover, you typed the examples by hand, and somewhere along the way, the ideas sank in. From there, the tools for learning kept evolving. Printed books gave way to....
AI product development is a moment where bold ideas meet real-world values, turning product concepts into real products. If you're curious about the ways in which diversified teams choose the most appropriate ideas to transform product development cycle and convert them into measurable business impact, you're in the right place.
Many years ago I bought 10 LED juggling balls from Oddballs in the UK. At the time, the special they had on was pretty good for bulk orders, but even today the balls are pretty cheap, if a bit basic (11 Pounds UK). The balls, being cheap, did not last. They have replacable batteries and … Continue reading "Upgrading cheap LED Juggling Balls" The post Upgrading cheap LED Juggling Balls appeared first on Circus Scientist .
Long day today, but managed to fix all the integration tests that had broken during the latest refactor. It‘s nice to finish the day with the latest build running smoothly. I had to re-record all the test fixtures, but that‘s been made a lot easier following recent changes I made. Previously I had to create all the test mocks by hand, which was really laborious and error prone, but now it‘s all automatic. Anyway, nice to have some progress ..
Long day today, but managed to fix all the integration tests that had broken during the latest refactor. It‘s nice to finish the day with the latest build running smoothly. I had to re-record all the test fixtures, but that‘s been made a lot easier following recent changes I made. Previously I had to create all the test mocks by hand, which was really laborious and error prone, but now it‘s all automatic. Anyway, nice to have some progress ..
So you want to learn some French for your vacation to France, but don't know where to begin? Never fear! The post Common French Phrases for Travelers to Learn Before You Visit France appeared first on Babbel .
Figure 1: Plato's Cave by Jan Pietersz Saenredam; 24 hour clock licensed under CC3 from Wikimedia ; systemd logo by the systemd project licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0 My favorite metonymic technology term is "cron job": even though cron may not literally be the daemon that executes actions on a schedule, we apply the term to anything that walks like a cron and quacks like a cron. As Patrick McKenzie likes to point out, cron jobs a....
Gateway API is what Ingress should have been from day one. I don’t say that lightly. I’ve spent years wrangling Kubernetes Ingress resources, writing controller-specific annotations, and debugging routing issues that only existed because the Ingress spec was too simple for real-world traffic management. Gateway API fixes nearly every complaint I’ve ever had, and if you’re still running pure Ingress in production, it’s time to start planni..
A practical breakdown of the agentic stack — MCP, Skills, Hooks, AGENTS.md, and Context Engineering — what each one does and where to start.
We'll spend some time going through most of the options, in the end you'll have confidence to set up a system to your liking.
Elastic 9.4 makes Elastic the context and retrieval layer of choice with Agent Builder enhancements and Workflows GA while native Prometheus support and TSDB improvements make Elastic Observability the best platform for logs, metrics, and traces.
May 5 - notrace.how - 1 month ago - eng
Celebrating the 2026 edition of Mother's Day with a photograph of a Brooklyn Mother's Day decoration I took back in 2025.
Every airport lounge or corner café can feel like a lifeline when you need to get online. But staying connected while traveling isn’t just about convenience; it’s about protecting your digital life. With a few simple habits, you can move freely without exposing your personal data or disrupting the small comforts that make travel enjoyable. […] The post A Traveler’s Guide to VPNs and Public Wi-Fi, Staying Secure on the Go appeared first ..
xAI has just released an API to clone your voice. It is pretty simple, read a script, and then an API where you can have text to speech in that voice. Here is the python code after you have cloned your voice. I need to figure out my audio set up a bit better (my […]
Xbox Mode begins rolling out to players on Windows 11 PCs today. This feature opens the Windows 11 gaming hub (renamed Xbox Mode): a full-screen interface to browse using joysticks. Robot dogs with tech boss faces roam Berlin art exhibit. That’s awesome. Bird Radio. A radio station featuring bird songs. Each “station” represents a part of […]
interesting site - lainchan.org - 1 month ago - eng
this dude posted his forumn on /g/ and I thought it was interesting. posts are deleted automatically in 3 days you can garble other posts idk I like the ui, it could be cool https://epmrl.com/
Last week, I took some time off in York, England, often described as the most haunted city in the country. I wandered through the ruins of abbeys that have stood for nearly a thousand years, walked along medieval walls, and spent an evening on a ghost tour hearing stories passed down through centuries. There’s something […]
It's not the fork that's the problem, it's the attempt to make it look official, says original Notepad++ dev Don Ho
Put a capable coding model inside a developer’s primary workspace, and the IDE stops being a place where you write code. It becomes a place where you direct an agent, watch how it reasons, manage what it pays attention to, and decide when its output is worth shipping. That was the defining theme of the […]
Together with my friends from Augment Code, we are hosting a live event in San Francisco on May 26th!
I was in a meeting a couple of years ago at a global life-sciences company where I spent 20 minutes explaining the limitations of FHIR. My role at the company was advising the technical architects as they put together their data flows and transformations, and incorporated FHIR into their systems. The reason I was on […]
Some SQL operators are as esoteric as they’re powerful. One of the oldest operator that you’ve likely hardly ever used in real world applications is NATURAL JOIN which is the default in relational algebra. We’ve covered a funky use-case for NATURAL JOIN earlier on this blog. The main reason why it’s not very useful is … Continue reading Why JOIN USING Can Lead to Errors in SQL →
Heavy specialized AI agents are an anti-pattern. Fewer agents with deep skill libraries beat them on every axis that matters: cognitive load, flexibility, context budget, determinism, and maintenance
Heavy specialized AI agents are an anti-pattern. Fewer agents with deep skill libraries beat them on every axis that matters: cognitive load, flexibility, context budget, determinism, and maintenance
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