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Luxemn Liu

Programmer focused on web apps, APIs, and solving real-world problems with code....
Joined May 2026
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Jun 4 Articles 7 min read
title: "Twigest — A Daily AI Digest of Twitter/X Activity for Your Brand, Competitors & Keywords" published: true description: "Stop doom-scrolling X. Twigest watches Twitter/X for your brand mentions, competitors, and keywords — then sends you on...
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Jun 4 Articles 3 min read
I finally published my first Chrome extension. It is called DataSidekick, and I built it because I got tired of fighting DevTools every time I needed to inspect or edit localStorage and sessionStorage. !DataSideKick opend viewhttps://i.imgur.com/Sn...
Jun 4 Articles 5 min read
!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=12202769804966587706 We are living through a massive architectural delusion in the global tech ecosystem. If you open any major tech publication, browse startup forums, or scroll through tech social media,...
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May 30 Articles 5 min read
In today’s digital world, real-time collaboration platforms have become one of the most important categories of modern web applications. From team collaboration tools to cloud-based editors, users now expect instant synchronization, secure authentica...
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May 30 Articles 1 min read
These days, everyone seems to be building AI agents. So I figured I should probably build one too. But instead of another generic demo, I wanted to solve a small problem I actually had. Over time, I had collected a bunch of blog posts and technica...
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May 30 Articles 1 min read
Most startup tracking advice is written for funded companies with dedicated data teams. If you are an indie founder or solo developer building a product, you do not need a data warehouse. You need five numbers and ten minutes every Monday. Here t...
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May 24 Articles 5 min read
A combat medic doesn't wait to be asked. You assess the situation, you move, you make decisions with incomplete information, and you keep people alive. That's the job. I served as a 91W Combat Medic in the U.S. Army from 1997 to 2007. Ten years. I ca...
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May 24 Articles 1 min read
The source of this page is just a cat face: https://nothing-to-see-here.surge.sh/https://nothing-to-see-here.surge.sh/ View source. You'll see =・ω・= and nothing else. But the page runs. Rainbow animation, layout, everything. The entire JavaScript ...
May 21 Articles 4 min read
How rebuilding one social media adapter exposed a problem in nearly every AI writing product I've seen. I spent a session this week tearing apart one of our own systems, and the post-mortem turned into a thesis I keep coming back to: Most AI writin...
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May 21 Articles 1 min read
Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. C++23 brings a new feature that I always w...
May 21 Articles 10 min read
A year ago, "AI agent" meant a clever prompt loop with a few function calls. Today, AI agents run customer support, write production code, manage infrastructure, execute trades, and operate entire business processes — autonomously. The gap between a...
May 21 Articles 10 min read
Our team runs fast. Everyone uses AI — for code review, architecture decisions, issue triage, sprint planning. The individual work is solid. The outputs are good. The problem shows up in the meeting. Someone opens a PR and shares the AI-generated a...
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