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Grandma TERROR
The danger of grandma's going 30 km/h on electric bicycles is absurd in the Netherlands.
They probably take more lives now than drugs but the government doesn't want you to know this.
But a good...
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One of the most irritating interviews is where they try to prod you on all your fundamentals and when you do not clearly remember certain principles, they send you a rejection letter with "skill issue...
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Your job application isn't sent until the company says it is
There is a moment every job seeker knows. You finish the fourteenth form of the week, you hit submit, the page goes white, and something appears that says Thank you for your interest . Then nothing. For weeks. And you cannot tell the difference betwe
I built a robot that applies for jobs. The hard part was proving it worked.
The demo was never the problem. A browser agent that opens a job posting, reads the form, writes your history into it and clicks submit is a weekend of work now. It looks like magic in a screen recording. You can film one this afternoon. The problem
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 dismi
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 down
The Bug That Passed Every Test - And Still Took Production Down
A few years ago, I was working on a backend service that looked completely healthy. Tests were green. CPU usage was normal. Memory looked fine. No obvious exceptions were showing up in the logs. And yet, every few hours, requests would suddenly slow
Auditing an Existing Subnet Plan Before a Cloud Migration
Most subnet articles start from a blank piece of paper and end with a clean diagram. That is not the situation most teams are actually in. The situation is a Confluence page from 2019, a router config someone exported last quarter, and a network engi
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