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KMKartik Mehtawriter.mrmehta.in11h ago · 5 min read

agent-first is the de facto now

I just finished rebuilding our docs at docs.self.xyz, and the whole thing came from one assumption: every page now gets read twice. Once by a developer, and once by the agent sitting next to them. If

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PRPrince Rajpootprincerajpoot.com2h ago · 6 min read

Why We Built Our Own Spec Kit for Brownfield Projects

The spec kits that are currently available have several limitations and drawbacks. I'll use the GitHub Spec Kit as an example. In our organization, we tried using GitHub Spec Kit across all of our bro

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KLKgosi Leburucodednetwork.com14h ago · 13 min read

Getting started with pyATS and Genie

Introduction Most network automation projects focus on configuration deployment. Engineers use tools such as Python, Ansible, and NetBox to push changes across hundreds of devices. However, one critic

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NTNityanand Thakurblog.lsnnt.dev4h ago · 9 min read

Making an http server very close to computer

As i was developing on Macbook the linux library is not automatically present here so what i did instead i make an ubuntu docker container and then got inside that container and then installed the nec

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FSFedor Shchudloordinarytech.blog21h ago · 11 min read

How to Speak Up Without Making People Lose Their Sh*t

I don’t know where you work or how long you’ve been working, but I’m fairly sure you’ve experienced at least one of these situations: Your manager proposed a new process completely disconnected from

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SASANAN ANSARIlearn.sannan.app5h ago · 8 min read

Week 6:Structured Output — Getting the LLM to Return Reliable JSON

Week 5 ended with a working chat app — Angular frontend streaming responses from a FastAPI backend. The model answered in plain text. Useful for conversation. Useless the moment you want to build anyt

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OLOlamilekan Lamidifreecodecamp.org23m ago · 13 min read

How to Turn Performance Audits into AI Fix Prompts with a DevTools Extension

Performance tools are good at showing you what's slow. They can tell you that your Largest Contentful Paint is 4.2 seconds, your JavaScript bundle is too large, or an image below the fold is loading t

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UKUbeydullah Keleşubeyd.dev54m ago · 9 min read

The Endpoint That Moved While I Wasn't Looking

Everything on this blog gets here through two Claude Code slash commands. The first, /draft-post, turns a working session into a markdown file. The second, /publish-post, takes that file and pushes it

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SAShai Almogdebugagent.com2h ago · 6 min read

Java To A Native Windows EXE: No JVM, 5MB, x64 And Arm

If you were around Java forums in the late nineties you remember the threads. "How do I compile my Java program to an EXE?" was asked constantly, answered badly, and locked periodically. The real answ

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RRushikeshoffensivebytes.com1d ago · 20 min read

Bridging the Semantic Gap: Agentless Runtime Detection via Hypervisor Traps

The Hook What if I told you that you can monitor every process, syscall, and memory allocation inside a running VM, without installing a single byte of software on it? No agent, no driver, no kernel m

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