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Hey everyone! 👋 Working with dates in JavaScript has always been notoriously tricky. While TC39 Temporal is exciting, full engine availability is still on the horizon.
A few months ago I was building a piece of software with Claude Code and at some point I ended up with 72 things to check by hand, the agent had finished, the tests were green, and I had no idea which of those 72 things I had actually tried and which ones I had only thought about trying.
Not every customer who shows interest will complete a purchase or take the next step. A visitor may add a product to their cart and leave. A potential client may start a conversation but stop responding. Someone may begin filling out a form and abandon it before submitting their details.
I watched a research pipeline die at step nine of ten. Forty-three minutes of work, sixty sources fetched, four analyses complete, one synthesis in progress. The worker crashed—OOM, not a logic bug. When it came back, the orchestrator did what I'd told it to do: it started over.
Friday afternoons. For years, they’ve been synonymous with one thing for me: the weekly project update compilation. You know the drill: trawl through Jira tickets, peek at Confluence pages, copy-paste snippets, and then try to condense a week’s worth of chaos into a few palatable bullet points for…
As we advance through late 2026 and set our sights on 2027, the very foundation of enterprise productivity is undergoing a profound transformation. For HR Leaders, Engineering Managers, and C-Suite Executives, the pertinent question is no longer if technology will continue its rapid evolution, but…
I got tired of how fragmented making money can feel. You have job boards for finding work, spreadsheets for tracking income, calculators for taxes, notes for goals, and a dozen different places to keep track of what you're actually trying to accomplish. So I started building WealthFlow.
# 18 Secret Web Utilities That Will Save You Hours of Daily Work Whether you are a web developer, audio engineer, data scientist, or daily digital worker, hunting down reliable, single-purpose web tools often feels like an endless cycle of intrusive ads, paywalls, and slow-loading scripts.
AccessBuild taught me the pattern. AgriMind is applying it. Both are live. If you've been following my build logs, you know the rhythm. I was deep into AccessBuild—an AI-powered accessibility audit tool that scores mobile apps from A to F.
Here is the line that changed my project: Next · Generate draft That's a label on a button in a terminal UI. It appeared right after you approved an editorial brief in Meldr, the writing workflow tool I'm building.
Every coding agent now reads an instructions file. CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, whatever yours is called. Mine is long. It has been long for months, because every time something went wrong I did the obvious thing and wrote a sentence about it. Here is what I eventually noticed.
Hermes + Claude Code + Telegram on a cheap always-on thin client. Hi, I'm Amir 👋 I'm a DevOps engineer, and a surprising amount of my time goes into work that is important but repetitive. A server needs patching. A CI/CD pipeline fails. A script needs a small change.
A CRM integration can look simple until production traffic exposes duplicate records, expired OAuth tokens, API-credit exhaustion, and concurrent-request failures.
O que é isso? O FydelisOffice não é uma adaptação, não é um fork e não é uma versão modificada de nenhum software existente. É uma suíte de aplicativos de escritório construída inteiramente do zero, pensada para ser leve, rápida e verdadeiramente independente — nascida em Salvador, na Bahia, e…
Launching five agents on one large issue does not create five independent units of progress. If all five edit the same module, interpret the same vague requirement, and compete for one integration decision, the team may have created a queue of conflicting patches.
If you use web interfaces like ChatGPT, Claude.ai, or Gemini for complex engineering tasks, keeping the model informed of your repository state is cumbersome. You either upload messy zip files or copy-paste dozens of files manually.
Weather data is easy to find. Useful weather data for a specific location at the exact moment a decision needs to be made is a different problem. For amusement parks, stadiums, outdoor events, sports facilities, construction sites, and other weather-sensitive environments, a regional forecast may…
Every component worked to spec. The system broke anyway. I run a fleet of AI agents at home: several machines, a shared knowledge base in Obsidian, Syncthing keeping it all in one shape. Last week the fleet started getting dumber.
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