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Either full moon, or close to it. No clue. Still, very nice.
I was writing a very long story, but there is a chance that i'll be arrested soon. Same reason as always. I'm innocent and I have no criminal record. But they keep on trying until you slip. You will eventually, because if you have spent as much time as me locked up for no reason.. At a certain...
it would've been great if u were there, but...
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It's amazing what Astra can build. It made a dll hook for a 25 year old game that has improved the resolution choices, fixed a mouse look bug, improved its collision handling, and fixed its broken error reporting. And it all works. It's amazing.
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TypeScript has conquered web development, backend microservices, and command-line tooling. Yet, despite its expressive static type system, TypeScript has always remained an interpreted guest inside the JavaScript ecosystem. Every time you deploy a Ty
Where It Started The problem to which everything traces back: RAG search across an unfamiliar codebase sees the code, but misses the intent. Embeddings find a chunk by keywords, PropertyGraph finds a symbol by name, but to the question "where is the
I built one engine where an LLM reviews another LLM's plan. I built another where two LLMs debate a pull request. Each one failed in the way the other was designed to prevent. That's the only reason I trust either of them. If you're putting your safe
I built BrighTO-Router as a free open-source LLM gateway/router written in Rust. The goal is simple: give a team one self-hosted API endpoint for AI traffic, while keeping the hot path small, fast, and understandable. What it does OpenAI-compatible c
The annoying part of full stack development is finding the same rule in three places. The app checks a field, the server checks it slightly differently, and the database model has another idea about what it should contain. What is Codename One? Coden
You hear "buy PEPE", type PEPE into your wallet, and get fourteen tokens with the same name and the same frog. Which one do you buy? I built a tool to answer that. You type a ticker, and it asks Nansen 's API for every token with that name across cha
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