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Writing more readable parsers in Haskell using keep and skip from elm/parser
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DEV Community · Technology

Writing more readable parsers in Haskell using keep and skip from elm/parser

The CPS transformer from Chapter 6 of EOPL3 reuses the LETREC language from Chapter 3 with the addition of multiargument procedures and multideclaration letrec expressions. I already wrote a parser for it when I solved exercise 3.33 so I decided to start writing my implementation of the CPS transfor...

Dwayne Crooks
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VisuaLeaf as a MongoDB Compass Alternative
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DEV Community · Technology

VisuaLeaf as a MongoDB Compass Alternative

If you spend some time working with MongoDB, you will inevitably reach a point where collection browsing is no longer enough. At first, everything is fine. You connect, open your collections, run your queries, and look at your data. But as your data grows, so does your need for more control, more c...

VisuaLeaf
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What brings you by a conference booth?
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DEV Community · Technology

What brings you by a conference booth?

I'm thinking about in-person events more and more these days, so I'm curious - what brings you by a conference booth? What's a good experience or design you've seen? Or when do you avoid a booth (or booths!) entirely? LMK 😊

Amara Graham
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How AI Agent Payments Actually Work — And Where They Break
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DEV Community · Technology

How AI Agent Payments Actually Work — And Where They Break

OpenAI spent months building Instant Checkout — "Buy it in ChatGPT" with Stripe, Etsy, a million Shopify merchants. By March 2026, they pivoted away. Couldn't onboard merchants, couldn't show accurate product data, couldn't handle multi-item carts. They retreated to dedicated retailer apps that redi...

Maxim Berg
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Database Subsetting for PostgreSQL: A Practical Guide (2026)
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DEV Community · Technology

Database Subsetting for PostgreSQL: A Practical Guide (2026)

Every team that has tried to copy production data into a dev environment has hit the same wall: production is too big, full of PII, and growing. The fix is not a bigger laptop or a faster pg_dump. It is database subsetting — extracting a small, self-contained slice of the database instead of all of...

Jake Lazarus
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Hacker News · Technology

Claude Opus 4.7 Model Card

Article URL: https://anthropic.com/claude-opus-4-7-system-card Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47793546 Points: 25 # Comments: 6

adocomplete
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Migrate your Drools rules to OrqueIO DMN
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DEV Community · Technology

Migrate your Drools rules to OrqueIO DMN

Introduction In a business process, decision-making is essential because it defines the logic that guides the execution of activities. Historically, this logic was externalized into rule engines such as Drools, separating decision-making from orchestration. However, in today’s environment...

Ghofrane WECHCRIA
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What changed after our IVR started pulling data from the CRM
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DEV Community · Technology

What changed after our IVR started pulling data from the CRM

Last year we rebuilt the IVR for a mid-size financial services company. Around 2,500 inbound calls a day, mix of existing customers and new leads, five departments handling everything from account inquiries to collections. The original IVR had been running for three years. It worked. Calls got answ...

Jack Morris
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Age verification is a mess but we’re doing it anyway
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The Verge · Technology

Age verification is a mess but we’re doing it anyway

In the span of a few years, age verification went from an idea to standard practice on large parts of the internet. Seeking to prevent kids from accessing porn, other inappropriate content, or social media altogether, laws mandating age-gating have spread rapidly across the globe, reaching the UK, t...

Emma Roth
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Claude Opus 4.7
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Hacker News · Technology

Claude Opus 4.7

Article URL: https://www.anthropic.com/claude/opus Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47793493 Points: 130 # Comments: 59

AlphaWeaver
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I Built an AI News Desk for My MMA Site. Here's What Actually Worked.
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DEV Community · Technology

I Built an AI News Desk for My MMA Site. Here's What Actually Worked.

My first prompt was: "You are a sports journalist. Write a 400-word article about this UFC event." A friend texted me "bro this reads like a bot wrote it." Three published pieces in. Fair. The Stack GidStats.com runs on a custom CMS with structured fight data across UFC, PFL, LFA, DWCS. The news p...

Paul N
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Claude Opus 4.7
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Hacker News · Technology

Claude Opus 4.7

Article URL: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-7 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47793411 Points: 423 # Comments: 326

meetpateltech
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Meet the Quantum Kid
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Ars Technica · Technology

Meet the Quantum Kid

Nine-year-old Kai Moskvitch's podcast explores how quantum technologies can transform our daily lives.

Jennifer Ouellette
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Character.AI’s new Books mode turns reading into roleplay
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The Verge · Technology

Character.AI’s new Books mode turns reading into roleplay

Mired in controversy and legal woes over concerns about its chatbots' interactions with users, particularly teens, Character.AI seems to be playing it safer with a new "Books" mode. The new format lets users step inside familiar worlds for a more structured roleplaying experience, one the company ho...

Robert Hart
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The Cybertruck of e-bikes is here to replace your car
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The Verge · Technology

The Cybertruck of e-bikes is here to replace your car

It was at about 36 miles per hour that I decided the Infinite Machine Olto is not a bike. Sure, it has pedals, you don't need a license to ride it in most (but not all!) places in the US, and the folks at Infinite Machine assured me it is allowed in the bike lane. […]

David Pierce
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CodeClone b5: structural review that finally knows what your tests cover
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DEV Community · Technology

CodeClone b5: structural review that finally knows what your tests cover

In earlier posts, I wrote about why I built CodeClone, why I exposed it through MCP for AI agents, and how b4 turned it into a real review surface for VS Code, Claude Desktop, and Codex. b5 is the release where structural review stops being a parallel universe to your test suite. Until now, CodeCl...

orenlab
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System Design: проектируем сервис заказа такси
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DEV Community · Technology

System Design: проектируем сервис заказа такси

Перевод на русский язык статьи Design Uber Видеоразбор этой задачи на русском языке можно посмотреть здесь - https://youtu.be/R9B90ewl9EY Постановка задачи 🚗 Что такое Uber? Uber - платформа для заказа такси, которая связывает пассажиров и водителей. Она позволяет пассажирам з...

NowInterview
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AI Doesn't Fix Weak Engineering. It Just Speeds It Up.
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DEV Community · Technology

AI Doesn't Fix Weak Engineering. It Just Speeds It Up.

"Weak engineers with AI still produce weak output. Just faster." That was the whole point. AI changes speed. Not judgment. If your team already struggled to make sound architectural decisions, the tool doesn't rescue them. It just helps them make more bad decisions faster. The same gaps. Compressed...

Jono Herrington
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The Setup Is the Strategy: How I Orchestrated a Product Migration with Claude Code
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DEV Community · Technology

The Setup Is the Strategy: How I Orchestrated a Product Migration with Claude Code

Most engineers using Claude Code are getting a fraction of its value. Not because the tool isn't capable — but because they're using it out of the box, unconfigured, the way you'd use a new IDE without installing extensions or setting up your build system. The default experience is decent. The conf...

Karthik Subramanian
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What UK Businesses Get Wrong About GDPR and Phone Calls
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DEV Community · Technology

What UK Businesses Get Wrong About GDPR and Phone Calls

Most UK businesses think GDPR applies to emails and websites. They forget that phone calls generate personal data too — and the compliance gaps are enormous. After auditing GDPR telephony compliance for 40 UK organisations, here are the violations I find in almost every one. Violation 1:...

Dialphone Limited
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