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I'm a photographer and want a database of my own images, but I also do web dev work and would like an easy solution when building sites for clients who need a lot of images on their site. Ideally something I can call with an API and return images and other data on that image. Thanks! submitted b
Twelve reusable patterns, real-world examples, and implementation guidance for Oracle Integration 3 About this field guide I wrote this guide to connect Oracle Integration features with the architecture decisions we make on real projects. It presents twelve practical patterns, each supported by
It happened during a quiet, mid-afternoon meeting. The room was deathly silent, the air thick with the weight of a quarterly review, when my phone decided to belt out an aggressive, high-decibel ringtone. My face turned crimson. I scrambled to silence it, fumbling with the volume rockers, but the da
I maintain a 2D game engine in Python called ABS Engine. Last week I decided it needed C. Not because anything was slow. That is the embarrassing part. I wanted to drop a .c file into a folder and call it from Python with no build step anyone has to know about. It took 197 lines, most of them docst
A state-of-the-art review of the first body of evidence on AI-assisted development was posted to arXiv on 20 Aug 2026. It is a preprint, not itself peer reviewed, though the field experiments it surveys are (Michels et al., arXiv:2608.20446). The number that matters for review is not in any vendor d
I built a mobile-friendly PDF speed reader — would love some UI/UX feedback [Showoff Saturday] I’ve been working on a small web project called Pace Reader. It lets you upload a PDF and read its extracted text one word at a time at an adjustable WPM. Live version: https://pace-pdf-reader.pace-reader.
Hi, I’m working on generating ~128×128 pixel art and trying to generate different poses of the same character. My current approach is roughly: Start with a reference image and preprocess it into cleaner/more pixel-art-like data (often removing transparency or setting up fixed number of pallets or de
Why enterprise AI projects should start with workflow design, not model selection An enterprise AI project often starts with the same question: Which model should we use? Should it be GPT, Claude, Gemini, an open-source model, or a smaller model running privately? That question matters, but it i
Every December I do Advent of Code and every January I try to keep the habit going on LeetCode. Never lasted more than a week. Too many problems, no reason to do this one today. So I borrowed the idea and built Daily Coding: one challenge a day, the same for everyone, all year. You solve it in the b
hey guys i was the one trying to make my header image bigger from this theme and i managed to make the image bigger but now my navbar is fucked and it's just on top of it. sigh. for context of the theme i duplicated the logo component specifically for the header logo and changed the logo width and h
Tags: docker, proxmox, homelab, windows I sat down to start a new project and Docker Desktop wouldn't run. I knew why immediately, because I'd already paid this bill once — in the opposite direction. When I first set up Proxmox nested in VMware, VMware wouldn't run either. I fixed it by turning th
Article Summary: Droid ASC is a high-performance tool for Android reverse engineering and mobile security testing. It reduces memory usage by two orders of magnitude and eliminates disk caching compared to the traditional jadx decompiler, achieving second-level decompilation and millisecond search.
Day one closed in the small hours and day two started half an hour later, with a short session that didn't touch the product: it defined how sessions would be named, where they would be recorded, and which script would close them on its own. The problem it solved wasn't one of order but of continuit
If you've maintained a Playwright suite for more than a few months, you know the real cost isn't writing tests — it's the constant locator rot. A designer tweaks a class name, a component gets refactored, and suddenly a dozen tests are red for reasons that have nothing to do with actual bugs. After
A pull request description came back from my coding agent and I read it the way the reviewer would. An em dash in the first sentence. A bold label on every bullet. Let me know if you need anything else at the bottom. I deleted all of it by hand, the same pass as the day before. Readers have learned
The diff is never the expensive part. The expensive part comes after: explaining to the person who asked for the change what they actually got, and discovering that "done" meant "tests pass". I spent four years as a founding engineer on a hospitality platform and then alone on a proactive assistant
I've been watching a lot of beginners lately, and I keep seeing the same thing. Someone asks ChatGPT/Claude a question and gets an answer, after sees it works - and that's it... they move on :( Then a new problem comes up, and they do the same thing again. And I get it, I really do. It's fast, it's
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ THE "INFINITE CONTEXT" TRAP │ ├──────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ 1. Attention Degradation │ Lost-in-the-Middle: critica
I've been working on Super Partner for 11 years. I was given a hard drive back up, that contained "Silent Partner" by a friend who asked me if I could crack it lol. I offered to do one better, and make a replacement. It took me over a decade, but SuperPartner.app is live, marketing a web accessible
The Evolution of Terminal Search: Meet zvec-grep (zg) For years, ripgrep has been the undisputed champion of developer code search—offering instant, multi-threaded regex matching across massive directory trees. Yet traditional grep tools share a fundamental limitation: they require the user to a
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