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Most plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) today get an average of around 30-50 miles of battery-only range: decent, but not mind-blowing. With hybrid sales dominating the market today, Volvo is out to prove that its PHEVs can push the limits of what's possible. Today, the Swedish automaker revealed the updated PHEV versions of its popular […]

Part of the "How to bring order to a project" series — the infrastructure track. Same starting point: a growing gamedev project, nearly two dozen services on different stacks — Python, Go, C++, a mobile client — and infrastructure that grew faster than it matured. Every service deployed differently, configs lived on servers, and a new service was born by copy-pasting the oldest one. Attacking this with a "big refactoring" is a road to nowhere: the business won't let you stop shipping featur...

The multi-tenant SaaS checklist: seven decisions, what each costs if you defer it, and the one everyone worries about far too early. Overview # Decision Decide by Cost if deferred 1 What is a tenant? Day one Rewrite every query 2 How does a request resolve to a tenant? Day one The most common real breach 3 Where does isolation live? First paying customer Audit everything you wrote 4 Roles, or permissions? Customer thr...

An agent opened a pull request on my repo last week. Eleven files changed, three new tests, all green. So what do you actually check? You can read the diff. You can read the test file and see what it asserts. Both of those tell you what the agent believes it built. Neither tells you what a person using the thing would see, and that gap is where the interesting failures live. I added a label. A minute later there was a comment on the pull request: Recording: 3 clip(s), one per tes...

RDA v0.9.7 was run against 13 LeRobot-format datasets from HuggingFace Hub — 4,940 episodes total, default thresholds, zero per-dataset tuning. The results challenge the assumption that "clean data" and "good training data" are the same thing. The Problem When most people evaluate robot manipulation datasets, they check one thing: is the data broken? Missing frames? NaN values? Timestamp inversions? If none of those — "data's fine, let's train." That logic has a gap. We ran RD...

Your Karate Tests Are Green. But Is Your API Actually Covered? A green Karate run answers one question well: Did the tests we executed pass? It does not answer a different question: Did we test the API surface that matters? That distinction becomes painful in mature API suites. You can have 300 passing scenarios, a beautiful CI report, and still have newly added operations, destructive methods, or entire resource paths that no Karate scenario exercises. The useful co...

A contact form was posting and leaving nothing behind. No message stored, no e-mail sent, no thread created — and no error either. The page just reloaded, empty and calm, as if the visitor had never pressed anything. The cause is a one-line detail about how forms are submitted from JavaScript, and it is not specific to the framework we hit it in. If any part of your backend decides whether to act by testing for a submit button's name, you can hit this too. What the code did Th...

A bit about me I've spent the last several years working across AI, data, and security. Those used to be three separate jobs. These days they keep bleeding into each other, which makes the work more interesting and a lot harder to plan for. A few things I've picked up along the way: I've built and shipped AI features, and learned that a demo working once tells you almost nothing about whether it will hold up in production. I've worked with data pipelines and analytics: cleaning mes...

The short version What we built: ELN Billing , a platform that consolidates billing for multiple in-house SaaS products into one place. It wraps Stripe and handles subscriptions, coupons, one-time charges, referral rewards, and refunds through a single API family. When a payment or cancellation happens, it notifies each service through signed webhooks (automated server-to-server notifications). Why we built it: payment code is heavy. One existing site alone had more than 30 files relate...

The Problem register_post_type() called in plugins_loaded — and the site crashes with a fatal error, because taxonomies aren't ready yet. Or add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' ) called in init — no error, thumbnails just quietly never show up, because WordPress has already passed the point where a theme declares feature support. Or a plugin's text domain gets loaded after translatable strings have already been output, and the translation simply doesn't take. // Too early: ...

Hello! In this tutorial we will fix your own ASP.NET App! Requirements IDE like Visual Studio/JetBrains Rider .NET >= 10 Base C# skill CPU (manually) Fixing Controller First we need to fix our controller, by removing redundant methods and replacing DateTime to Stopwatch. using System.Diagnostics ; using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc ; namespace ExampleProject ; [ Route ( "[controller]" )] [ ApiController ] public clas...

Overview When approaching algorithmic problem-solving on platforms like LeetCode, conventional advice dictates recognizing patterns, analyzing constraints first, and deeply understanding the prompt. While conceptually sound, this guidance assumes that practitioners possess an intuitive methodology for pattern recognition and prompt deconstruction. Solving algorithmic challenges should not rely on heuristic mysticism or brute-force memorization. Syntax and concrete implementations are frag...

Building a Reliable ESP32-S3 Voice Satellite: I2S, PDM, and the Audio Pipeline You're Ignoring When a Home Assistant voice satellite built on ESP32-S3 misses commands, answers slowly, or cuts off mid-reply, the first instinct is to blame the wake word model or the microphone sensitivity . Those matter — but they're not the whole system. The real truth: the user experience of an ESP32-S3 voice node is determined by microphone capture → I2S/PDM timing → device-side buffering → Wi-Fi upl...

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Security reviews are most effective when developers receive feedback while the code is still fresh in their minds. Waiting until a pull request, CI build, or penetration test to find exposed credentia

The ruling bars the United States Postal Service from implementing restrictions that experts and election officials say would upend voting in November.

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Now that Valve has finally launched its entire 2026 hardware lineup - the Steam Controller, the Steam Machine, and today's Steam Frame - are we any closer to a next-gen Steam Deck handheld? Valve isn't saying so yet. The company is figuring out "how and when we can deliver something like that," Valve designer Pierre-Loup […]

When Jensen Huang took a live call from Trump, some of us were more focused the phone he used to take it.

We recently added agent-browser to our UI evaluation workflow. The motivation was simple. A normal E2E test is great when we already know the path: await page . getByRole ( " button " , { name : " Settings " }). click (); await expect ( page . getByRole ( " dialog " , { name : " Settings " }) ). toBeVisible (); But sometimes I want to ask a different question: Can a user find Settings and open it? ...

Meine Claude-Code-Quota verbrennt schnell — und die Zähler haben es nie erklärt. Sie beantworten wie viel. Nicht wo, nicht warum. Also habe ich ein Skript auf meine lokalen Session-Transkripte (~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl) losgelassen und angefangen zu graben. Daraus ist ein Tool geworden: quota-autopsy. Also habe ich ein Skript auf meine lokalen Session-Transkripte (~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl) losgelassen...

If you've ever needed to find consecutive streaks in data — days a user logged in back to back, uninterrupted stretches of sensor readings, runs of matching status codes — you've run into the "gaps and islands" problem. The "islands" are the consecutive runs. The "gaps" are the breaks between them. SQL doesn't have a built-in FIND_STREAKS() function, so you build it with window functions instead. Here's the sample data we'll use throughout — a table of user login dates: user_id ...

If you use Cursor, Claude Desktop, or Cline daily, you have probably watched your rate limits evaporate because of a single runtime crash. A Next.js build fails or a Python script panics, and your terminal vomits 500 lines of stack traces. The LLM eagerly ingests all 45,000 tokens of internal node_modules machinery, webpack bundles, and event loop frames. You just paid $0.15 for an AI model to read code it can't edit, your prompt cache is wiped, and y...