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Vulnerability reports are not special anymore
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India’s MoEngage bets that the future of marketing is millions of AI agents
The all-cash deal gives MoEngage access to technology that assigns AI agents to individual customers.
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Mermaid Diagrams Quickstart and Cheatsheet for Developers
Mermaid is a text-based diagramming tool for people who would rather write diagrams than drag boxes around a canvas. It uses a Markdown-like syntax to describe flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, state machines, timelines, Gantt charts, entity relationship diagrams, and more. For a technical blog, Mermaid is a very good default. The diagrams live next to the article, they can be reviewed in Git, and they are easy to update when the system changes. Static image diagrams look nice until
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Implementing CQRS in Go: A Practical Guide to Scalable Architecture
CQRS is one of those patterns that gets oversold, overcomplicated, and occasionally misdiagnosed as a cure for plain old CRUD boredom. The useful version is much simpler: separate the code that changes state from the code that reads state, then let each side evolve for its own job. Martin Fowler describes CQRS as using a different model to update information than the one used to read it, while also warning that for most systems it adds risky complexity. Microsoft makes the same core point in mor
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Extreme Heat conference cancelled due to extreme heat warning
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Want AI to work in parallel? First give each one its own workspace
A while back I wrote about parallelism—taking one big task, splitting it, and fanning it out to several agents at once. But I left a thread hanging: when several agents edit code at the same time, what keeps them from clobbering each other? That's what this post is about. Let me start with the wall I ran into myself. The subagents an AI spins up on its own within a session—those are actually fine; it works out isolation by itself, I don't have to worry much. What burned me was the other kind: I
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I got tired of bloated, ad-ridden web downloaders. So I built a clean, static alternative.
Let’s be honest: the state of web-based media downloaders and extractors is absolutely abysmal. Whenever you need to quickly grab a test video, an audio file, or an asset from the web for a project, you usually have to navigate a digital minefield. You open a site, dodge three sketchy pop-up ads, close a fake malware warning, and pray you didn't just inadvertently install a browser hijack extension. It’s heavy, it’s bloated, and it’s a terrible user experience. I got tired of waiting for someone
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Advanced Nintendo Entertainment System (ANES) – NES Modded to Use 2 PPUs
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