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Quien ha coordinado un lanzamiento de software sabe que el problema casi nunca es el código: es el orden. Lo mismo pasa con un evento. Una boda, un taller o la convivencia de fin de año en la oficina fallan por las mismas razones que un deploy mal planeado: dependencias que nadie anotó, tiempos optimistas y ningún plan de reversa. Aquí va un método sencillo que tomo prestado del mundo del desarrollo para planear eventos en México sin perder la cabeza. 1. Define el "release": hora ...

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady What I Built My camera roll is full of screenshots of things I meant to do later. A flyer for a tournament on Saturday. A restaurant someone recommended. A receipt I should have written down. I take the screenshot, and that's where it ends. Later never comes. So I built an app for that later. Sloth Roll reads my screenshots on the iPhone with an open-weight vision model and turns e...

Protocol Upgrade Compatibility Review: SparkLend Target Protocol : SparkLend (TVL: $5057.3M) SparkLend Protocol Upgrade Compatibility Review TVL: ≈ $5.06 B (Ethereum + L2) Date: 23 Oct 2026 Prepared by:  [Your Name], Senior DeFi Security Researcher & Smart‑Contract Auditor 1. Executive Summary SparkLend is a high‑value, multi‑chain money market that leverages a proxy‑based upgrade architecture to evolve its core logic (interest‑...

You can move a Lovable app onto your own server with Coolify: point Coolify at the GitHub repo Lovable syncs to, build it as a static Vite site with dist as the publish directory, add one Nginx line so page refreshes don't 404, and put your domain on it. As of October 2026 self-hosted Coolify is free, Coolify Cloud is $5 a month for up to two servers, and the server itself is the real bill (Hetzner's CAX21, 4 ARM cores and 8 GB, is €10.49 a month after their June price rise). That moves the...

Every migration ends up in the same spot. The files are on the new server, the database is imported, and now you've got to work out whether it actually works before you point DNS at it and find out in public. The usual answer is to edit your hosts file. It's a good answer. It's also older than DNS itself, and it has limits that are easy to forget until they bite. What editing the hosts file actually does Before your computer asks a DNS server where example.com lives, it chec...

Short answer: use a tenant-aware batch to process multiple documents for summarization, preserve one accounting record per document, and retry only operations with a clear idempotency boundary. Support-ticket summarization is a small data pipeline, not a loop around a summarization endpoint. For a developer-tools team, the useful unit is a tenant-aware batch: collect a bounded set of documents, normalize them, submit work with an idempotency key, record usage before the result is displayed, ...

Introduction I built a tiny voice‑controlled home automation server for my own website. The goal was simple: speak a command, have the server execute a safe action (turn a light on, start a backup, etc.). The tricky part is making sure the spoken text can’t be turned into an arbitrary shell command. My solution is a two‑step filter – a strict regular‑expression whitelist first, then a language‑model (LLM) to fill in the details. Why regex first? Regular expressions give me a ...

Quick honesty note before anything else: none of the projects below are mine. They are well known open source references that I keep as standalone editions in my GitHub account, each one credited to its upstream project in the repo description and README, because I actually use them in my daily work as a full-stack developer. Why keep your own editions at all? Three reasons. My tooling keeps working even if an upstream repo moves. I can pin the exact version my workflow depends on. And I add ...

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