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State-Funded Loneliness
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State-Funded Loneliness

The house sits at the end of a dirt road on the Olympic Peninsula, half a mile from the nearest neighbour, screened by Sitka spruce and the kind of rain that does not so much fall as inhabit the air. Inside, on a small table beside an upholstered chair worn thin at the arms, a white plastic device a...

Tim Green
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Pi Coding Agent Review: Minimal, Hackable AI Coding CLI
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Pi Coding Agent Review: Minimal, Hackable AI Coding CLI

Pi Coding Agent is a minimal, open-source terminal coding harness that ships with four default tools and leaves most of the behaviour to extensions, skills and your own workflow. Most AI coding agents are becoming bigger products. They add planning modes, subagents, permission layers, IDE integrati...

Rost
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# I Didn’t Plan to Build a 4,000-Page Site
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# I Didn’t Plan to Build a 4,000-Page Site

I did not start Huebloom with a plan to build a 4,000-page website. It grew slowly. One collection suggested another. Repeated work led to small tools, and those tools made the next collection possible. The current dataset now contains 4,184 unique page records. I’m not a developer by training. AI...

chi1230
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Simple Healthy Habits for People Who Work at a Computer
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Simple Healthy Habits for People Who Work at a Computer

No matter if you are a developer, designer, writer, student, office worker, freelance worker, or home worker, it becomes hard to develop healthy habits while spending several hours looking at the computer. Take Breaks While Moving Take a walk for a few minutes after a lot of time spent sitting. M...

Navdeep Singh
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A rate limiter changes when it leaves memory
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A rate limiter changes when it leaves memory

A rate limiter changes when it leaves memory Rate limiting can start with a Map and a counter. That is enough for a single process. The design changes when two workers need to enforce the same limit. Imagine a limit of 100 requests per minute for one user. Worker A sees 60 requests. Work...

Hakim Saoudi
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How to Find Which WordPress Plugin Actually Generated a Canonical Tag
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How to Find Which WordPress Plugin Actually Generated a Canonical Tag

Two canonical tags on the same page. WordPress settings look correct. So why is the live HTML different? If you manage WordPress sites for clients, you've probably hit this: the SEO plugin settings say one thing, but the actual rendered <head> says another. Multiple plugins, a theme, and a pa...

Florin Livada
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Building a Self-Correcting AI Agent with Reflection Loops in Python
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Building a Self-Correcting AI Agent with Reflection Loops in Python

Language models produce wrong answers. Not occasionally — regularly. When you deploy an LLM to automate tasks, you need a way to catch and fix those errors without human intervention. Reflection loops are one practical answer: the model checks its own output, flags problems, and retries until it mee...

Ayi NEDJIMI
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A Practical Taxonomy for Ecommerce Support Questions
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A Practical Taxonomy for Ecommerce Support Questions

AI support becomes useful only when the operating rules behind it are explicit. The hard part is rarely writing a fluent reply; it is deciding which facts are authoritative, what the assistant may do, and when a person must take over. This article applies that discipline to conversation triage. The...

kong w
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Designing AI Assistance for Agents, Not Just Automation
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Designing AI Assistance for Agents, Not Just Automation

The safest way to introduce AI into support is to treat every automated answer as the result of a small, reviewable process rather than as free-form conversation. This article applies that discipline to agent assistance. The practical goal is: Use shared context for repetitive work while leaving to...

kong w
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PUSHING FOLDERS TO GITHUB USING SSH
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PUSHING FOLDERS TO GITHUB USING SSH

Introduction Pushing is the process of uploading a folder saved on a local repository to an online repository which can be accessed remotely. The online repository may be public or private. This article is an explanation of the step by step process of how to push projects from your local...

Neal Onyango
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Why I'm learning AI(Even though am a java developer
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Why I'm learning AI(Even though am a java developer

I'm a software developer with 2.5 years of experience in java, Springboot, Mysql and Hibernate. I build REST APIs and write sql queries for a SaaS platform that automates schools and Universities But i want more I want to build real-world applications, The kind that actually solve problems.And i...

harik-thokala
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Marketera: Building an AI-Powered Smart Campus Marketplace on Google Cloud Run
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Marketera: Building an AI-Powered Smart Campus Marketplace on Google Cloud Run

Campaign: Built as part of the Google Cloud Gen AI Academy APAC — "Meet the Builders" campaign. Introduction Hello community! My name is Ananya Raj, and I am a 2nd-year B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering student. Like most tech students, I love exploring new technologies and regularly use vari...

Ananya Raj
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Making a game again
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Making a game again

It all started on YouTube About 3 years ago, more or less, was the last time I developed video games. I had a channel that I started around 2020-2021, called ocelotdev back then. It was a channel focused on being an extension of what Brackeys was doing at that time. Brackeys was, back th...

Emilio Blacksmith
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Next step to client-side storage
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Next step to client-side storage

Next step to client-side storage In my past one blog, I wrote about how I improve the performance of the application using the local storage. And the problem local storage solves. But now I face another problem about the client storage. My project is simply about order management softwar...

Neel-Vekariya
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My First GitHub Project: From a Local Folder to GitHub Using Git and SSH
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My First GitHub Project: From a Local Folder to GitHub Using Git and SSH

My First GitHub Project: From a Local Folder to GitHub Using Git and SSH Introduction This week I learned how to use Git, Git Bash, GitHub and setting up SSH Keys. Before this, I knew about GitHub but I did not really understand how a project moves from a folder on my computer...

Jack Kisutsa
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Redora 0.3.1 — Redis for NestJS
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Redora 0.3.1 — Redis for NestJS

There are already good Redis tools for NestJS. Most of them mainly help you connect NestJS to Redis and use the Redis client. That's useful, but as a project grows, you often need to build more things around Redis yourself: caching, TTL, cache invalidation, locks, rate limiting, sessions, monitorin...

Nebyu Samuel
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# Understanding The Git Workflow :Working Directory, Staging, Commit and Push
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# Understanding The Git Workflow :Working Directory, Staging, Commit and Push

Git is very interesting to learn as a first time data science and analytics student that has no prior background. At first I thought well we are coding on the first day. Luckily, we had a very patient teacher for this. We started by in installation of the software , then to installation of GitHub...

rachel ngunjiri
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I Built a Simple Way to Find Vegan Beauty Products in India
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I Built a Simple Way to Find Vegan Beauty Products in India

Finding vegan beauty products in India sounds simple. Search for "vegan lipstick", "vegan skincare", or "vegan beauty products" and you should be able to find what you need. But in practice, it can get surprisingly confusing. A product can be labelled natural, organic, clean, or cruelty-free with...

VegGora
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I'm 14, I my coding environment is on a phone, and I shipped 3 projects till now.
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I'm 14, I my coding environment is on a phone, and I shipped 3 projects till now.

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Adrish, a 14-year-old developer from India. I don't own a laptop or PC. My entire development environment is a Samsung M11. And free code editors Like TrebEdit(used for Web Development) and Cxxdroid(used for C programming [also for C++]). 🛠️ My Stack Github:https://github.com...

Adrish Datta
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Arid 2.0: From Fast Python Duplicate Detection to CI-Ready Tooling
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Arid 2.0: From Fast Python Duplicate Detection to CI-Ready Tooling

Arid started because Pylint R0801 was too slow. Version 2.0 keeps the fast detector and builds the workflows around it. A few months ago, I had a fairly simple problem: Pylint was too slow. I use Pylint's R0801 duplicate-code detection on Polaris, a fairly large Python project I've been building....

Bob Taylor
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