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Dictating a coding prompt and dictating an email can involve the same microphone and speech recognizer. They should not necessarily involve the same writing style—or the same action after the text appears. We build Clavio, hands-free dictation for Mac, at Just Tools LTD. This is a developer's expla
As a creator of nos4, I'm currently working on macOS X Lion Mountain recreation on the web (nosX Lion). I thought it'd look cool If I've used some components from that project in my portfolio. I'm still trying to figure out a creative / aesthetic way to deliver design for the mobile views so it is h
I've been writing acceptance tests in Given-When-Then since 2009 and I've never written a feature file by choice. So when someone asks whether you can do BDD without Gherkin, my answer is that I've never done it any other way. Cucumber has been the default for long enough that the two have merged i
A financially motivated attacker ran reconnaissance, exploitation, and cleanup with almost no human in the loop — using the same design patterns you'd use to build a helpful agent. That symmetry is the actual story. What Google's threat researchers found Google's Threat Intelligence Grou
Introduction Start with the problem. Mention that you wanted to dive into the Steal an Egg gaming community, but existing resources were cluttered with heavy ads, slow load times, or SEO spam. Explain your goal: to build a lightning-fast, minimalist, and developer-friendly alternative database (St
As a digital creator, indie hacker, freelancer, or digital nomad, your income can end up scattered across multiple platforms. You might use: Stripe for SaaS or freelance payments RevenueCat for mobile app subscriptions Gumroad for digital products Stocks and crypto for investments Separate apps f
Google Sign-In worked on my development build. It worked on my preview build. On the version Google Play delivered to real testers, tapping "Sign in with Google" did absolutely nothing — no account picker, no error message, no crash. Just a button that did nothing. It took me several days to find.
Honestly, writing the code was always the fun part. Then I'd finish the project and still have to sit there for an hour messing with Markdown, badges, tables, just trying to make the README not look like an afterthought. Every time. So I built ReadmeGen to fix that for myself. What it does: Writes
History of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Origins (mid-2024) MCP started as an internal fix for an annoyance. In July 2024, Anthropic engineer David Soria Parra got tired of manually copying answers from Claude into his code editor because the model had no way to reach outside tools.
One user's page froze, and every dashboard stayed green. It was a long-lived single-page app, the kind of tab someone keeps open for hours. A customer writes in: yesterday the page locked up and they lost work. You open your monitoring to pull that exact session, and it is not there, because your re
Understanding daemon vs non-daemon threads Daemon vs non-daemon is one of those distinctions that seems trivial ("just a boolean flag") until you get bitten by it, and then you never forget it. The core difference The JVM has one simple rule for when to shut down: the JVM exits when al
hey everyone recently built a pet project called Startrail - an interactive 3D visualization of Solar System. you can fly around zoom into planets and their moons and see some basic astronomical data https://startrail.codes would really appreciate any feedback/recommendations submitted by /u/S
I built a new LottieFyr tool that checks Lottie JSON and .lottie files for rendering, asset, structure, compatibility and file-size problems. It can diagnose issues, show what can be repaired, and verify supported fixes in both SVG and Canvas before download. The goal is to make broken Lottie files
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] The near-fatal trap: JSON.stringify-ing React Flow nodes persists the view — 90%+ renderer state the client can reconstruct for free. A lossless, schema-aware Serialization Adapter maps UI objects to compact domain structs, cutting payloads 94% round-trip. The
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] Sable has no cloud backend: every financial record lives in on-device SQLite, so privacy is a topology, not a policy. Every model function call is a dry run rendered as a Review & Confirm card — the human commits, so a hallucination's blast radius is one dis
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] Put $match first and on indexed fields — every document eliminated early is one the rest of the pipeline never touches. $lookup is a join: run it late (after match/limit) and index the foreign field, or it degrades to repeated scans. Profile with explain('exec
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] In-memory broadcast only reaches the local process — multi-instance real-time needs a shared backplane (Redis pub/sub). Scope subscriptions into rooms so each client receives only the streams it watches, collapsing bandwidth and CPU. Coalesce high-frequency so
Still work in progress. It is originally created for the browser game I'm working on but decided to publish it as a standalone library. There's different presets aswell, like Tar, Chocolate, Wax, Honey, Solder etc. The picture gets treated as a body of material and run through a 2D free surface Navi
Monitoring Jetson CPU, GPU, Temperature and Power from a Flutter Robot Dashboard Create a lightweight telemetry service that collects Jetson health metrics and exposes them to Flutter. The dashboard can visualize CPU/GPU load, memory, temperature, power mode, and connectivity. Treat telemetry as
vivace is a Rust reimplementation of composer install and, since 0.4.0, composer update. The claim for both is the same: on the same composer.json/composer.lock it writes the same vendor/ and the same lock as Composer 2.10.3, byte for byte. For update that meant porting Composer's resolver rather th
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