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reidify 21 minutes in Articles 3 min read
Google confirmed on 26 August 2026 that it is rolling out google.com/goto passthrough links inside its search results. The anchor behind an organic listing used to carry the destination address. It now carries an encoded wrapper that issues a 302 to ...
Myzubster 3 hours in Articles 2 min read
MyZubster Overnight Update: Metaverse Safety and a Live Space Station Last night we shipped two important improvements to the MyZubster open-source ecosystem: a formal safety baseline for our Metaverse and a public connection to the MyZubster Space...
Alex 4 hours in Articles 11 min read
On 15 May 2019 the University of Bristol's news site published a story under the headline "Bristol academic cracks Voynich code, solving century-old mystery of medieval text." Open the same address today and you get a different page with a different ...
saurabhzaiswal 4 hours in Articles 3 min read
!vue3-pdf-export logohttps://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/sm7t21rpbyjg1jdp7ay3.png I Kept Rebuilding PDF Features in Vue 3, So I Built vue3-pdf-export I recently published vue3-pdf-export, an open-source Vue 3 + TypeSc...
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Tom Smithverified 10 hours in Articles 4 min read
David Kerber pulled up a policy with 30,000 characters in it — right at the edge of what AWS will let you attach to a role — and ran it through a tool called IAM Shrink. A few seconds later it was 25,000 characters. He ran it again: 23,000. One more ...
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AIAppsAPI 4 hours in Articles 2 min read
Most of us here have shipped something that ran perfectly on a laptop and then came apart the first week it met real traffic. Agents have the same problem with a fresher coat of paint, so this is a look at what actually separates a working demo from ...
danielp 8 hours in Articles 19 min read
What happens to a register when you call a function? On AArch64, the answer isn't "the CPU saves it." When you call a function, the CPU doesn't look at a register table and decide what to preserve. BL doesn't know about caller-saved or callee-saved ...
Tejas_S_A 8 hours in Articles 1 min read
I am Tejas S A, a student at JNNCE Class of 2029, and I am excited to announce that I have been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2026 contributor for LibreHealth. My daily work revolves around Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and DevOps. I am i...
stepan-nikonov 12 hours in Articles 7 min read
Direct answer: for a solo operator or a 1-to-5-person B2B team that needs one prospecting tool, start with Apollo when you need business emails or phone data, reusable lists, CSV or CRM handoff, and email sequences. Start with LinkedIn Sales...
Ken W. Algerverified 13 hours in Articles 3 min read
Part 6 of the Building the AI Memory Stack series At the end of the last article, I left one question unanswered. > Can you prove this record is exactly what was written? Write-Side Custodyhttps://sovereignplatform.dev/terms/write-side-custody.htm...
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saurav_tb_pandey 14 hours in Articles 3 min read
Idempotency is a property of an operation where executing it multiple times has the exact same effect as executing it once. It means that if a network glitch or an impatient user triggers the same action repeatedly, the system state doesn't change af...
AIAppsAPI 14 hours in Articles 2 min read
Most of us here debug for a living, and the habit that has helped me the most did not come out of software at all, it came out of lab method. The overlap is closer than it looks, so it seemed worth writing up for this crowd. Change One Thing, Then L...
rebeqa 14 hours in Articles 5 min read
A green checkmark can lie to you Here’s a scene that keeps repeating in engineering teams that use AI to write code at scale: the number of changes goes up, the number of automated tests goes up with it, everything shows green, and everyone relaxes...
SuMiTa 15 hours in Articles 17 min read
There is something interesting happening in software development. We can build applications faster than ever. A developer with a laptop, a few good tools, an AI assistant, a cloud account, and a weekend can create something that might have taken a ...
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