This might sound obvious, but it is worth putting it down, Software Development going forward will be largely done by AIs, you might find the quality subpar, but in terms of cost ratio, it is commercially good enough. Business will … Read more
09 May, 2026 Here is k10s: https://github.com/shvbsle/k10s/tree/archive/go-v0.4.0 234 commits. ~30 weekends. Built entirely on vibe-coded sessions with Claude, whenever my tokens lasted long enough to ship something. I’m archiving my TUI tool and rewriting it from scratch. k10s started as … Read more
This is not an easy post to write. When we started Cal.com, we believed deeply in open source. It’s a core principle we built this company around, and something we’ve been incredibly proud of. Today, we are making the very … Read more
We are building a comprehensive archive and analysis project examining published documents leaked by Edward Snowden. Our methodology involves systematically reviewing each available document with particular attention to small details and information that has received little or no public attention … Read more
As I was looking at the amount of times platforms died on the web and I began thinking about the slow death of AI enthusiasm and what that will do to the Blind community. It really is a bizarre feeling … Read more
While profiling Shadesmar a couple of weeks ago, I noticed that for large binary unserialized messages (>512kB) most of the execution time is spent doing copying the message (using memcpy) between process memory to shared memory and back. I had … Read more
If you were to spot Andy Campbell’s ride on the road, you might not think too much about it. Maybe you’d think it’s a bit dated — a throwback to an earlier time when cassette tapes were all the rage … Read more
Issue #353 Sunday, June 29, 2025 Can’t find an affordable car anywhere? You’re not the only one. BY MARK DENT In late 2021, Ford released the Maverick, a compact pickup truck. At roughly half the cost and half the weight … Read more
This is a story about me trying to write up a somewhat obscure Git feature and falling down a long and winding rabbit hole that ended in the worlds tiniest patch to the Git codebase. Strap in. This all started … Read more
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