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It's been about three years since Volvo discontinued its plug-in hybrid XC40. The mild hybrid version remains on sale in the US and elsewhere, alongside the electric EX40. Today, Volvo announced it was bringing back the PHEV version and giving it a major facelift. When it arrives at dealerships early next year, the new XC40 […]

A user clicks “Run agent” , your backend receives a normal HTTP request, and the agent starts doing what agents do: calling tools, reading documents, querying APIs, waiting for a human approval, retrying a flaky search, and generating a long report. Two minutes later, your load balancer returns 504 Gateway Timeout . The user sees an error. The agent, depending on where it is running, may still be alive. It may still be spending tokens. It may have already sent an email, created a tick...

Modern frontend development usually treats HTML as the final output of a much larger system. We think about: React components state management APIs design systems JavaScript bundles server rendering caching performance Then somewhere at the end, all of that becomes HTML. That makes it easy to think of markup as implementation detail. But consider everything that may need to understand your interface without looking at it the way a human does: screen readers browser auto...

...but let me say this right away: coding was never the most valuable part of software engineering. I remember when I was a junior software dev. Nothing came easily to me. Every feature felt like an uphill battle. I can't even count how many hours I spent digging through Stack Overflow. And then there was the stress of PR reviews, where I sometimes got absolutely roasted in the comments (rightfully so!) 😅 Eventually, things started getting better and better. Shipping features took me les...

Over the last year, I noticed something about the way I work with AI. I get much more done, but I also feel much more tired. Not “I need some coffee” tired. I mean completely mentally drained at the end of the workday, especially by the end of the week. The strange part is that I am not working more hours. AI lets me do in one hour what could easily take half a day before. That hour is just much more intense than it used to be. A normal developer workday was never eight hours of no...

This was the first project I've ever actually finished. Not a tutorial I followed along with, not a copy of something else — an actual thing I designed, broke, fixed, and shipped, in 72 hours, for the Hackathon Raptors Zero-Dependency Hackathon. The rule was simple to say and hard to live with: no external packages, no libraries, no shortcuts. Just the standard tools your programming language already gives you, and whatever you can build yourself on top of them. I built CampusLink — a chat ...

Hey DEV Community! I’m building bayar.dev , an early-stage software product company developing AI infrastructure, B2B workflow products, and multi-agent systems. The foundation starts with a simple goal: make AI applications feel immediate while keeping their data boundaries explicit. What’s live today The public chat endpoint at /api/chat is stateless and streams responses token by token using Server-Sent Events (SSE). The backend connects to Azure AI infrastructure thr...

I've seen it happen dozens of times. A developer sits down with Claude or Cursor, asks for a scalable architecture to handle some new workload, and within ten minutes, the LLM has hallucinated a sprawling mess of EKS clusters, Kinesis streams, and Aurora Global Databases. On paper, it looks impressive. To a junior dev or even a mid-level engineer, it looks "cloud-native." But to anyone who has ever stared at a massive monthly AWS bill or sat through an incident response call caused by an IAM ...

Imagine a coating-line dashboard showing 1,200 nm for thirty seconds. The film might be consistent. Or the application might have stopped receiving measurements and kept the last value on screen. Looking at the number alone, you cannot tell. That is the software problem I want to focus on here: what needs to travel with a thin-film measurement so that an application can use it sensibly? I work on technical content for TDM Technology. Its thin-film thickness guide covers measurement co...

A Japanese, more code-heavy version of this is on Zenn . I build RoamSwitch , a solo-developed network security app for Mac and Linux. It locks down the firewall and shared services the instant you're on a network you haven't approved, and on Pro it adds things like emergency network isolation when it sees ransomware-like behavior, and DNS-layer blocking of phishing/C2 domains. For the last few releases I'd been building two fairly unglamorous features, a log auditor that flags frequenc...

Artificial Intelligence is evolving rapidly beyond simple prompt-based models. To truly leverage Al's potential for complex, real-time tasks, a new approach called Agentic Harnessing has emerged—enabling smarter, context-aware agents empowered by memory and external tools. In this post, we'll dive into what Agentic Harnessing is, why it matters, and the best open-source tools you can use right now to get started. Let's explore this transformative Al engineering approach together! ...

```Last month I shipped three developer utilities — a Base64 encoder, a Unix timestamp converter, and a CSS minifier. Each one runs100% in your browser. No servers, no uploads, no analytics, no tracking. \ Yesterday I open-sourced them on GitHub. This post is the story of why I built them this way and why I open-sourced them at all. The problem with "free online tools" Most "free online tools" secretly upload your input to a server, process it there, and hope nob...

Your agent notices a failing deployment. It reads the logs, identifies the bad commit, drafts a rollback, and now wants to apply it. Should it just do it? If it asks for permission at every step, it becomes an expensive autocomplete. If it can do anything it can describe, it becomes a liability. The useful question is not “How smart is the agent?” It is: Which actions are safe to pre-authorize, which actions need explicit approval, and which actions should be impossible? That is ...

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Hello, Since I was disappointed with the linear way of interacting with AI, so I built a tool that lets you explore multiple responses and conversation paths. I’ve tried adding various handy features, and I’d like to hear your feedback. https://doogi.it . The interface is node-based, so it's currently optimized for desktop. :) Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49638994 Points: 1 # Comments: 0

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