Why I Built This My team needed to choose a framework for an upcoming app. The requirements were clear: it had to work well on mobile. Not “acceptable on mobile,” but actually good. We’re building tools for real estate agents … Read more
A local implementation of the “Code Mode” workflow for MCP servers. Instead of struggling with multiple tool calls, LLMs write TypeScript/JavaScript code that calls a simple HTTP proxy to access your MCP servers. Note: It does not attempt to handle … Read more
TL;DR: I successfully built stable RL training infrastructure that scales to 32x H100 GPUs across 4 bare metal nodes for training long-horizon terminal-based coding agents. In doing so, I developed Terminal-Agent-Qwen3-32b to become the highest scoring Qwen3 agent on terminal-bench. … Read more
Among the most impressive manufacturing achievements of the US during WWII was the number of ships it produced. Prior to the war, the American shipbuilding industry had been moribund. Shipyards had been busy during and immediately following WWI, but the … Read more
“ After trying several lossless compression tools, ImgFiber has ranked as our top choice. It’s fast and efficient. It has significantly reduced our server costs and loading speed for users of our app, while ensuring that the quality of our … Read more
Collect feedback Users submit feature requests and ideas, all in one place. Prioritize & Plan Rank requests based on votes and impact, making decisions easier. Close the Loop Update users on progress and turn feedback into real improvements. Ship It
Visual Builder See Flowripple in Action Watch how easy it is to build powerful automation workflows using our visual builder. Drag, drop, and connect nodes to create your perfect workflow. Node Types Building Blocks of Your Workflow Each node type … Read more
The ninth Saturn V lifts off in January 1971 to start the Apollo 14 mission. The first people to ride the mighty booster were the Apollo 8 crew in December 1968. Recalled Bill Anders, “It felt to me on the … Read more
10 min read The Executive Terminal was IBM’s attempt to spark high-level decision making, using computers, video, and digitally delivered information. Original photos, clockwise from top: Penny Ahlstrand; The Dunlop Collection It seems to me that every item in the … Read more