The AI Economy Has a Proof Problem
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The AI Economy Has a Proof Problem

We built the AI economy without an evidence layer. Litigation has become the proof layer, because nobody built one.
How to Collect CDs
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How to Collect CDs

Fed up with paying to stream music you’ll never actually own? Give the little silver disc a spin. Here’s how to start a CD collection or get more out of one you already have.
I Made 866 Commits in 5 Weeks. My Understanding Didn't Keep Up.
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I Made 866 Commits in 5 Weeks. My Understanding Didn't Keep Up.

AI has made me dramatically faster at building software. You can see it on my GitHub: a sudden surge of activity at the start of September, several projects started, and a few of them actually shipped. That part isn't up for debate. I can go from an idea to a working prototype in a day. I can ask questions about an unfamiliar API, generate test scaffolding, trace a bug across a codebase, and get a second opinion on architecture without opening twenty browser tabs. Since the start of Septemb...
I Wanted Rounded Text Selection for Years. Here's How I Finally Built It in Angular (With AI Help)
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I Wanted Rounded Text Selection for Years. Here's How I Finally Built It in Angular (With AI Help)

There is one incredibly small visual detail I've wanted to implement on my websites for years. Rounded text selection. Not rounded text backgrounds. Not predefined highlighted spans. I mean the actual selection you see when dragging your cursor across text, similar to the selection appearance found in editors such as Visual Studio Code. It sounds ridiculously simple. It wasn't. After years of occasionally searching for a solution, revisiting old discussions, and experimenting wi...
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Catching visual regressions between deploys with two API calls

I build Screenshot Happy, so take this with that in mind. This post is about a problem I kept running into on client sites: something looks fine in code review, ships on Friday, and nobody notices the broken hero section until Monday. The gap between "tests pass" and "it looks right" Unit and end-to-end tests tell you the logic works. They rarely tell you the page still looks right: a CSS change that pushes the pricing table off-screen, a third-party script that covers the chec...
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PHP Framework Architecture in 2026: Laravel, Symfony, Slim, and a Lightweight Approach

PHP Framework Architecture in 2026: Laravel, Symfony, Slim, and a Lightweight Approach PHP has no shortage of frameworks. Laravel and Symfony dominate a large part of the modern PHP ecosystem. Slim remains a popular choice when a smaller HTTP layer is enough. And there are developers who prefer building more of the application architecture themselves. I am one of them. I started building DBM Framework because I wanted a smaller application execution layer where important architect...
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📒LedgerFriend — From Everyday Transactions to Smarter Books.

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend Describe the transaction. Review the entry. Understand your books. LedgerFriend is an experimental bookkeeping assistant for Indian sole proprietors, built for the Hacktoberfest 2026 Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend. The idea is simple: a small-business owner should be able to describe a transaction in ordinary language, review the proposed accounting treatment, and generate organised book...
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Make Your Buttons Dodge the Cursor with a Wrium Plugin

Most buttons just sit there and wait to be clicked. This one doesn't. Wrium Evasive Button is a small plugin for Wrium that makes a button (or any interactive element) smoothly dodge the cursor when you get close. It's silly on purpose, but it turns out to be surprisingly useful. Why would you want this? Smart form validation: the submit button stays out of reach until the required fields are valid Gamified forms and playful login screens Interactive confirmat...
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React Native ve FastAPI ile Yapay Zeka Destekli Mobil Uygulama Mimarisi: SafeBite AI

Yapay zeka modellerini mobil bir uygulamaya entegre etmek ilk bakışta basit bir API çağrısı gibi görünse de; ağ gecikmesi, görsel boyutu optimizasyonu ve deterministik veri çıkışı alma gibi konular işin içine girdiğinde ciddi bir mühendislik mimarisi gerektiriyor. Bu yazıda, yakın zamanda iOS App Store'da yayına aldığım SafeBite AI uygulamasının teknik mimarisini, mobil kamera akışından API'ye kadar uzanan hattı ve karşılaştığım optimizasyon problemlerini nasıl çözdüğümü paylaşıyorum. ...
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Week 2: Learning Python, Cloud, DevOps, Terraform, SSH, and CLI Basics

Note: These are my learning notes from my current phase. I am keeping them as I wrote them so I can look back and see my progress. Computer Programming This section talks about computer langauges from Low level languges to high level language, the compiler and interpreted languages. Python Data types; Numbers: integers, floating-point numbers, and complex numbers Strings: Are character sequences. List are ordered group of elements tuples ...
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Market Analysis: The Microsoft X Hijack and the Weaponization of Brand Authority in the Crypto Era

The recent compromise of Microsoft’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, utilized to promote the "Clippy" memecoin, represents far more than a localized cybersecurity breach. For global investors navigating the intersection of traditional finance and decentralized assets, this incident serves as a critical case study in the weaponization of "trust leverage." It highlights a systemic vulnerability where the established authority of a global IT titan is converted into a high-velocity vehicle fo...
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I Got Tired of 200MB node_modules in Admin Dashboards, So I Built One With Zero Dependencies

Every time I evaluate admin dashboard templates for internal tools, micro-SaaS backends, or client projects, I run into the exact same frustration: 200MB+ node_modules folders Heavy client-side framework lock-in Complex bundlers (Vite, Webpack, Turbopack) requiring constant dependency maintenance Fragile build chains that break when packages upgrade I wanted to challenge this pattern and explore how far modern web fundamentals can go. So I built the Maxic Fintech & SaaS Ad...
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EF Core 10 Is INSANE - Overview of Game Changer features

Introduction Most EF Core releases are a bag of small quality-of-life fixes. EF Core 10 has a few of those too, but it also lands several changes that remove long-standing workarounds: you no longer hand-write a GroupJoin plus SelectMany plus DefaultIfEmpty to get a left join, you no longer have one all-or-nothing global query filter, and you can now do vector similarity search against SQL Server without a bolt-on. This video runs through the headline features against a small blog/b...
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I Run a Lottery Model That Publishes Its Own Failures — 51 Draws of Mark Six Data

Most lottery prediction sites show you their wins. Mine shows you the misses — every single one, on a public status page. Here's why I built it that way, and what 51 draws of Hong Kong Mark Six data actually look like under an honest model. The setup I maintain three independent number generators for Mark Six (6 numbers out of 49, plus an extra number): Science — frequency, recency, and omission-gap weighting over the last 51 draws Physics — ball-machine simulation p...