An agent that never stops looks a lot like an agent that is working. Rehearse the token ceiling on a free server with a hard stop rule so you meet BUDGET_EXHAUSTED in a test, not on a paid invoice.
The cursor moves. The logs scroll. The token meter climbs. The bug does not move. Would you notice be
Every "build in public" thread and every YouTube growth guru tells you the same thing: pick the smallest possible surface, ship the lowest-effort thing that gets the biggest effect, validate, iterate. It's good advice. For this project I did almost the exact opposite — on purpose — and I want to be
I've been on more of a content migration kick lately, and with Sitecore having a product in their world, it was time to crack it open.
(Just a note, I know it's SitecoreAI now, and I guess SitecoreAI CMS, but XM Cloud just rolls off the tongue...or keyboard...easier. So if you see XMC, it's all the
My deploy wizard runs on the cheapest models on the market - Haiku in Claude Code, a free bundled model in OpenCode - and walks a stranger to a working, live-tested deployment in about an hour, two dashboard tours included: GitHub's and Stripe's. Not because those agents are clever. Because they don
Apple's September 9th launch event could be one of its biggest in years. It will be Apple's first event since John Ternus took over as CEO on September 1st, stepping in for Tim Cook, and will likely feature the first models in Apple's iPhone 18 lineup. That could include the long-rumored foldable "i
I recently converted my old laptop into a ubuntu server running Casaos on top. I installed home assistant, adguard and vaultwarden. I heard about Immich and next cloud and got excited and started looking for A: storage and B: the option to build a server with 8TB. I was shocked when i saw the price
Gemini Spark can edit and curate photo albums, create shared collections, turn photos into calendar events, and handle other Google Photos tasks for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
Last year I built this for my personal comics collection and figured the selfhosted community might dig it. I tried different softwares but: I didn't like the stack they used (java, .net, ...) I didn't like that they force you to organize comics like they want. I have my own way of structuring my c
Since Midi 2.0 now supports Ethernet, Ive been creating a digital audio protocol to send digital audio directly between synthesizers without routers and hubs. submitted by /u/micro2970 [link] [留言]