Programming languages were made for humans, but now AI writes a lot of code, so we could design a language just for AI. This language would focus on strict rules and clarity, prioritizing correctness…

SignalR connections are server-local. Scale out to multiple instances and messages stop reaching the right clients. Here's how the Redis backplane fixes that - and what you still need to get right.

A Hammerspoon script that fires real system-level keystrokes with variable timing, realistic typos, multiline support, and a clipboard hotkey.

How I went from writing every line of code to orchestrating AI agents — and why the biggest tech revolution is happening so quietly that almost nobody sees.

1. LilyPond, extracting score fragments: a detailed guide 2. Output format: PDF and PNG. 3. Extracting a fragment from the beginning of a score 4. Increasing Image Resolution 5. Quickly Exporting a…

If you’re experiencing sluggishness or stuttering in Neovim, there’s a straightforward way to measure exactly what’s going on using profile.nvim. This plugin instruments your Lua…

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There used to be two hard things in Computer Science. Now there's one.

The next prototype of Compositor for Windows, release 0.6 is now available! 🎉 What’s New? This release mainly focuses on improvements to the source editor, plus some bugfixes and other smaller…

I won’t bury the lead here: I think TUIs (Terminal User Interfaces) are underrated as a UI paradigm. Now I’m someone who likes a good TUI. I like using them. I like building them. So I…

I’ve never built more interesting, random, and useless scripts, tools, and services than I have in the last six months. The cost to go from “Random Thought” to “Working…

LLM-generated Ruby code tends to reach for next inside .each loops. It works, but it’s not idiomatic. When you find yourself using next, there’s almost always a more expressive alternative using…

I have observed that Ruby devs who use React often have a hard time finding a job because too many people know React. Well, that's one more reason to learn Glimmer DSL for Web ! Not only will you do…

Glóð.ai , one of the two EU-cofunded projects in which my colleague Anna Liebe l is involved, is opening a number of research opportunities in the area of AI and HPC. What follows is largely a…

WorkerBee encapsulates a simple pipeline of workers. Features/Problems: Simple API to wrap up the usual Thread/Queue patterns. Expressive shortcuts to make the pipeline really easy to read. Changes:…

guest post by William Waites The previous post introduced the plumbing calculus: typed channels, structural morphisms, two forms of composition, and agents as stateful morphisms with a protocol for…

Claude Code is the CLI agentic AI tool by Anthropic designed to aid in software development. At the shell, this tool is invoked as claude. Basics Invoke claude at the root of any project directory.…

What would happen if AI became my native language teacher — not translating words, but explaining them through context, images, and exposure, the way a child learns from a parent? That question…

Found a couple of file watching utilities I didn't know about previously

The other day, I was working on translating data from a file into json to visualize the results. Easy enough, given that this was an operation I’d done countless times in the past. Still, I blanked.…

I noticed Claude Code was no longer omitting any thinking transcript, and thinking was completely missing from the jsonl transcript (which you can check using tools like…

TL;DR: I set out to spend an afternoon understanding OpenClaw. A week later I'd built my own agent with 80+ tools, a web UI, and self-reflection. Here's how that happened.

TL;DR: I built a skill to hook OpenClaw up to Tabstack - and it seems like a pretty great upgrade to the web fetch tool it comes with out of the box. Oh yeah, and OpenClaw is not nearly as scary as…

Related to your interestsWhy Your DIY Kubernetes Stack Won’t Survive the Era of Agentic AI - 🤖 DIY Kubernetes stacks built for stateless web apps can’t handle the GPU scheduling, model versioning,…

I built an AI agent that reads my CRM emails and scores leads for $0.01 each It scored 1,051 leads in one run for $15.07 — and surfaced $82K+ in pipeline I didn’t know I had. The problem I run…

The in-game editor in finally available with v0.7.0! Now you can create and share Data Packs that define leagues, teams and players. No worries, all files are still simple csv files. This still to…

Even though simple django templates can take you very far, sometimes it's nice to use packages from the npm ecosystem. And if you're using tailwind, unless you're pulling a huge development bundle,…

Kanban TODO is a markdown based kanban board implemented in a single index.html file. You can download the index.html and the helper kbtd script from GitHub. Or download the zipfile containing both I…

I have always seen the computer as a tool that gives us new ways to think. Does it still? As I write this, Hack, the text-based dungeon crawler from my childhood, has just been fully ported to…

Elecia White asked what books we'd put on our engineering team's shelves. Here's my answer. The post Embedded Artistry’s Essential Engineering Library appeared first on Embedded Artistry.

BIO is the I/O co-processor in the Baochip-1x, a mostly open source 22nm SoC I helped design. You can read more about the Baochip-1x’s background here, or pick up an evaluation board at Crowd Supply.…

Ben Nadel builds ColdFusion methods that parse URLs using the underlying java.net.URI Java class....

Similar to the embedding map of my blog posts, I created an embedding map of Calvin & Hobbes. It uses the same process as before. Video

Most people first see this Andrej's Autoresearch project as an ML autotuning setup: an agent edits one file ( train.py ), runs short experiments, and keeps only measurable improvements. Under the…

That job title doesn't exist yet on any W-2. But it describes exactly what I do. You call me when a machine-generated tool breaks something real. A harvest lost. A contract mispriced. A greenhouse…

It's been a bit! This post is going to be mostly about the new video out feature and some admin stuff.Firstly, I have launched the pre-launch page to back the product here. A quick little tl;dr…

How do we deal with schemaless JSON documents in applications that continually evolve? I propose attaching a toe tag to each document, linking it to an explicit and immutable schema. Read blog post

I just released a major new version of BCES , the Python package for linear regression with measurement errors. In version 2.0, the big addition is weighted least squares (WLS) regression. What's new…

We return to a five year old layout challenge that we can now solve using the layout protocol.

Comments on a site don't have to be cumbersome, you can build with the audience and the tools that already exist on Bluesky.

How I dove into a spooky memory leak, found it, but discovered that the actual leak was more on mimalloc's side than on meilisearch's. I used jemalloc's powerful tooling and a bit of help from an LLM…

I came across conventionalcomments.org yesterday and love the idea. It is a simple convention for making clear comments on others' work products. In particular, code changes. It is easy to…

Get AI-Ready With Erik: Retrieval Augmented Generation Summary In this video, I delve into Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and its application in SQL Server databases, particularly focusing on…

Claude Code just shipped Discord and Telegram channels. Here's how I set it up as a persistent homelab agent — and why it replaces the OpenClaw pattern entirely.

Fixing common Java anti-patterns took an app from 1,198ms to 239ms. Eight patterns that compile fine and pass code review but silently drain CPU and balloon heap, with benchmarks and code fixes for…

Ask any developer how long a project will take, and then ask again once it’s done. The numbers will rarely match. This isn’t an occasional failure — it’s one of the most consistent and documented…

The Ruby2JS documentation site now runs its live demos using a selfhost architecture: Ruby2JS transpiled by Ruby2JS itself into JavaScript. The Opal dependency that previously powered the in-browser…

Speed without structure is just a faster way to get lost. Here's the harness I built to coordinate AI agents across a Rails codebase — from brainstorming to shipping — so I could stop babysitting and…

I'm currently working on adding #Micropub support to #Lamb . This makes posting to Lamb accessible from phones and laptops/desktops, terminal and other places using any client that supports this open…

AI writes code faster than any developer. But who sets the task, reviews the result, and owns the architecture? On why foundational knowledge matters more now, not less.