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GitHub - cyberpapiii/chipotlai-max: The AI coding agent that runs on stolen Chipotle compute 🌯 Fork of OpenCode with Pepper AI as default model. Community project to add providers from Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Starbucks & more. The AI coding agent that runs on stolen Chipotle compute 🌯 Fork of OpenCode with Pepper AI as default model. Community project to add providers from Home Depot, Lowes, Target, Starbucks & more....
Age verification for social media – the beginning of the end for a free internet? | Mullvad VPN So-called age verification for social media is spreading across the world, framed as an effort to create a safer internet for children. In reality, age verification lays the foundation for a fully government controlled internet.
macOS Needs Its Grid Back Two decades ago I had a better Mac desktop experience than I have today. I only had a single low res (by todays standards) screen, yet I felt like Hugh Jackman in Swordfish - deftly navigating more than nine displays without thinking, muscle and spatial m...
OpenAI frontier models and Codex are now available on AWS OpenAI frontier models and Codex are now generally available on AWS, giving enterprises a new path to build with OpenAI through the AWS environments, controls, and procurement workflows they already use. Customers can get started with OpenAI on AWS and mo...
Tokens are the new transistors The teams that win the next decade are the ones building as if tokens are already free and infinite
Why I dropped PRDs for ShapeUp — Luke Swithenbank Why I dropped spec-driven development for ShapeUp, and how splitting decision clarity in two changed how we ship.
Justin Higgins — jchigg ~ dev Software engineer, 20 years in regulated enterprise. Building at the seam between AI-assisted engineering and how that work gets recognized.
The Internet is the most stable home I have The older I get the more I've taken note of what's stayed consistent in my life and I gotta say it ain't much. Accompanying this thought was "How have I stayed consistent for others as time moves forward?" and I gotta say I haven't.
Message Queues and Brokers Help With Temporal Decoupling One of the more common reactions I hear when engineers first encounter a message broker in a service-to-service communication context is that it feels like overengineering. Why introduce Kafka or RabbitMQ when a plain HTTP call does the same job with less...
The True Expense of Nature An exploration of Nature's endeavor (and yours) to expend as little effort as possible.
Stop Killing Games The "Stop Killing Games" movement is making progress with the advancement of California AB 1921, a bill designed to stop developers from permanently bricking games when they shut down their servers. If you're a gamer who has watche...
Friction Was the Point — Hisham Thabet AI may not replace us through competition, but through attrition — the slow erosion of the friction that makes us capable.
The Axis That Made the Chips The Netherlands built its first computer in Amsterdam in 1952, moved the thinking to Eindhoven, and produced ASML. That line is history. It is also a blueprint.
Discovery vs Tokenmaxxing Most current AI coding tools are steering users into tokenmaxxing and re-generating software from scratch, in complete ignorance of the vast amounts of publicly available, human-validated software that can be combined and modded in powerful ways to addres...
Growth Isn't About Doing Everything I follow a simple flow of questions that helps me stay focused, improve consistently, and make incremental impact at workplace. I'm never running around like a headless chicken. Here are the questions I ask myself, and answer honestly, like really true to...
Code review assumes an author Code review assumes the person who opened the PR understands the code. Agentic development breaks that assumption. A look at why, not a fix.
Unblocked — Martín Granados García How Claude Code unstuck a stale Swift side project, porting Next Train to the web in about an hour, and what two weeks of vibecoding taught me about AI as a creativity unblocker.
Self-Hosting on the Dark Web | David Álvarez Rosa | Personal Website This site is now reachable over Tor as a hidden service, at a .onion address that resolves only inside the Tor network.1 Tor relays and encrypts your traffic as …
Every byte matters I have spent a large portion of my career working in Java. In that time, you get used to huge classes. New functionality? Just add a new method and field to the class. The cost of each new field is rarely considered. Performance is often considered from a...
I don't believe in big decisions Big decisions are a myth. They are a long chain of small choices, and the skill is making your mistakes cheap rather than rare.
What actually runs well on a 16 GB MacBook — Prasad Khake Honest local-LLM benchmarks on a base M3, 16 GB — tokens/sec, peak RAM, and exactly where it hits the wall. The numbers nobody publishes because they run on H100s.
More time to think I’m finding myself thinking longer about the code I write and the features that get developed, than I did before the agentic coding era.
Why <em>Am</em> I Interested In Your Company? - The Collected Works of jjmojojjmojo I've recently been looking for work, and I've been getting hung up a lot on application forms. About 3/4 of the time, there's a litany of questions sitting between
Automation is killing your startup | Tony Rice It's not easy to prioritize human connection in a world where there's a constant war for our attention, but the ROI for authentic human connection will always win.
Vector Storage Costs: S3, OpenSearch, pgvector, Pinecone Discover the true cost of vector storage: S3 Vectors, OpenSearch, pgvector, and Pinecone. Dive into real workloads and find the best fit for your needs.
Story Points: Explicit, Honest, Predictable. Already in Use. – Daniil Bastrich Every time a software estimate is inflated to absorb uncertainty and daily overhead, it stops measuring actual time and turns into a messy abstraction. Once your "hours" and "days" become a proxy for effort rather than the clock, you are already using Sto...
Niri is not for me After a year of using Niri, I’m probably going back to Sway - here is why. Out of sight, out of mind When you open four new terminal windows on Niri, you quite literally don’t see the consequences. If you leave those windows at their default sizes (half s...
assignment1-basics/CLAUDE.md at main · stanford-cs336/assignment1-basics Student version of Assignment 1 for Stanford CS336 - Language Modeling From Scratch - stanford-cs336/assignment1-basics
Stanford CS336 | Language Modeling from Scratch Official course website for Stanford CS336: Language Modeling from Scratch (Spring 2026), including logistics, schedule, assignments, and course materials.
DuckDuckGo makes its 'no-AI' search engine easier to access as its traffic booms | TechCrunch Alternative search engine DuckDuckGo launches 'no AI' web extensions for Chrome and Firefox users.
The web is changing, and we are not going back Whenever I saw someone type a natural language query into Google, it made me cringe. "It's not a person," I would say. "Type like you're talking to a machine." This was especially true for programmers
