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Trusted AI Agent Transactions, Part 1: The Identity Problem
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Trusted AI Agent Transactions, Part 1: The Identity Problem

The identity problem behind AI agents An application that calls an API for a user normally answers one identity question: who is the user? An AI agent introduces several more: Which user authorized the work? Which logical agent is acting? Which running workload actually made the call?...

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Installing Minikube on Debian
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Installing Minikube on Debian

Installing Minikube on Debian Minikube is a practical way to run a small Kubernetes cluster on a Debian workstation or development instance. This guide installs Minikube with the Docker driver, starts a named profile, runs a temporary deployment, and removes the test resources afterward....

spmahapatra
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Install Docker Engine on Debian
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Install Docker Engine on Debian

Install Docker Engine on Debian Docker Engine provides the daemon, CLI, and runtime needed to build and run containers on Debian. This guide installs Docker Engine from Docker's official APT repository, verifies the service with a test container, and configures the current user to run Doc...

spmahapatra
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wmic is gone and your Node process tree is silently wrong on Windows 11
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wmic is gone and your Node process tree is silently wrong on Windows 11

The last post I wrote here ended on a line I had to go and check: killing a shell does not kill what the shell started. This is what I found underneath it, and one of the things is a dependency a lot of people have without knowing. Numbers below come from Windows 11 Home, build 26200, in August 202...

Eliseo Fernandez Suarez
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I shipped an alpha notes app where the home screen is the capture field
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I shipped an alpha notes app where the home screen is the capture field

Miniout is a university notes/tasks app. UI is Spanish-only for now. The idea: you should not pick a folder in the middle of a lecture. Write first; file later (or never). Type "parcial de calculo el viernes" and you get subject + day chips. Stack: Expo SDK 57, React Native 0.86, React 19, heroui-...

Diego
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I got tired of scraping app reviews twice, so I unified both stores
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I got tired of scraping app reviews twice, so I unified both stores

Every app review pipeline I've seen starts the same way: one scraper for Google Play, a different one for the App Store, and then a normalization layer to make score and im:rating pretend to be the same field. You write that glue code once, it breaks quietly, and you write it again. The raw sources...

Boris Radevic
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Accessibility remediation is software engineering, not a checklist
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Accessibility remediation is software engineering, not a checklist

An accessibility audit is invaluable. It identifies problems that might otherwise go unnoticed, provides a structured view of a product's accessibility, and gives a team a concrete starting point for remediation. But an audit report is a starting point, not a remediation plan. It's tempting to tre...

Praise Agbabiaka
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You Probably Don't Need a Server For That
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You Probably Don't Need a Server For That

You Probably Don't Need a Server for That A few months ago I needed to convert about forty HEIC photos from my phone into PNGs. The first three results on Google were all the same shape: drag your files here, we'll upload them, we'll email you a download link. For photos. That were alrea...

Alex Johnson
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We Taught a 230M Language Model to Keep Learning on Android
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We Taught a 230M Language Model to Keep Learning on Android

Small language models can now run directly on phones. But most of them stop learning the moment they ship. For personal AI, that feels like a strange stopping point. Some of the most useful signals arrive only after the model acts: Did the user dismiss the notification? Did they open it later?...

I-Ju Lin
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My agents kept overwriting each other, so I gave them claims
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My agents kept overwriting each other, so I gave them claims

I run several agent sessions in parallel, each in its own project, all on the same machine. For a while I believed that was safe because every session had its own repo. It wasn't. Sessions reach outside their home tree more often than you think, a memory file here, a shared config there, a quick fix...

Alkis Yuv
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I built an AI that writes like me, and I'm measuring how much it fails
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I built an AI that writes like me, and I'm measuring how much it fails

Everyone can now spot machine text on sight, the em-dashes, the "you're absolutely right", the invented technical terms nobody at any job ever used. I write a lot with agents, and I did not want my published words to smell like that. So I built hyphos, a small open tool that learns how I actually wr...

Alkis Yuv
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What my agents are allowed to remember
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What my agents are allowed to remember

Every agent platform ships memory now. Persistence across sessions went from a trick to a checkbox sometime this year, and I expected that to settle the question. It didn't. My agents remembered plenty. They just never remembered anything useful, and the first time I audited the store I found out wh...

Alkis Yuv
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Every hole in the gate is signed
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Every hole in the gate is signed

A routine commit in my hub repo tripped the content screen last week on text that had been fine for weeks. The screen is the pre-commit door that refuses anything matching my leak patterns, and the text it refused was the kind the hub exists to hold: the names it is allowed to name, the banned terms...

Alkis Yuv
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We’re running an online hackathon for building concurrent AI agents — Sep 5–6
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We’re running an online hackathon for building concurrent AI agents — Sep 5–6

We’re joining forces with daily.dev and Hyperskill to organize the Hackathon for Building Concurrent AI Agents - September 5–6, 2026. 🚀 Most multi-agent systems today are still built around sequential workflows: one agent does its part, waits, hands work to another, and the whole system moves step...

Miodrag Vilotijević
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# Week 4 - Task 1: Understanding JavaScript Core Concepts
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# Week 4 - Task 1: Understanding JavaScript Core Concepts

JavaScript Prototypes, Inheritance, Classes, and Encapsulation When I first started learning JavaScript objects, prototype, Object.create(), class, inheritance, getters, setters, and private fields felt like completely different topics. After working through them, I started seeing that m...

koushikmaya
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Building an Open Turkish EV Charging Intent Dataset
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Building an Open Turkish EV Charging Intent Dataset

Electric-vehicle assistants rarely have just one job. A short Turkish question may ask for a nearby station, a charging-price comparison, help planning a route, or an explanation of battery health. Before an application can retrieve current data or generate an answer, it needs to identify that inten...

Birdircik
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.NET 10 NU1015: Fix PackageReference Without Version Restore Failures
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.NET 10 NU1015: Fix PackageReference Without Version Restore Failures

.NET 10 NU1015 turns a PackageReference without a version into a restore error. I like the stricter default because an unbounded direct dependency can quietly resolve the lowest package version. The catch is that versionless XML is also the correct shape for NuGet Central Package Management (CPM). A...

Sukhpinder Singh
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