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At 9PM ET on the night of May 28th, a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket sat on the launchpad at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The craft was in the middle of a hot-fire test awaiting the arrival of Amazon Leo satellites, the first of 24 batches to be shuttled into low Earth orbit […]

Every Prime Day is a good day to make your home smarter, as deals on connected gear proliferate not just on Amazon but all across the web. And this Prime Day is no different. I sifted through hundreds of offers to find the ones that actually stand out — only the deepest discounts on the […]

Amazon’s Prime Day is on, and it’s happening for the next four days. Prime members can jump into the deals now until the sale officially ends at 3:01AM ET / 12:01AM PT June 27th. Many discounts will remain the same throughout the duration. We’ve been covering Prime Day in-depth since the shopping event debuted over […]

If you've ever tried to extract text from a scanned Arabic document, you already know the pain. Most OCR tooling is built English-first. Arabic adds three problems on top: Right-to-left (RTL) text that breaks naive layout assumptions. Connected letters (ligatures) — the same letter changes shape depending on its position in the word. Diacritics and a different numeral set that generic models drop or mangle. The result: you run a scanned Arabic contract, invoice, or governm...

Testing in Go — Table-Driven Tests, Benchmarks, and go test Habits In part 5 I built a working Orders API with Gin — routes, middleware, an in-memory store, and proper error handling. This time I'm writing tests for it, and the story here is one of the things I've genuinely liked about Go from the start: testing is a first-class citizen with zero framework ceremony. No JUnit, no Mockito, no Spring Boot test context to spin up. Just go test and the standard library. The go tes...

If you build SaaS products and serve European customers, two major EU regulations are demanding your attention right now NIS2 and DORA. But which one actually applies to you? And what happens if both do? This guide cuts through the legal jargon and gives developers and technical teams a clear, practical breakdown of what each regulation requires, who it covers, and exactly what you need to do next. What Is NIS2 — And Why Should SaaS Teams Care? The Network and Information Se...

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This started as a small annoyance I couldn't let go of. Every new Claude Code or Codex session, I'd spend the first few minutes getting it back up to speed on our codebase: the architecture, the couple of footguns everyone eventually hits, the "we do it this way because of that incident six months ago" kind of stuff. And before anyone says it: yeah, the tools have memory now. Claude has memory. Codex has memory. I keep a CLAUDE.md and a local knowledge base. I use all of it. The problem...

A coding agent on your laptop stops the moment you close the lid. Which is fine for a quick edit — and quietly frustrating the moment you want it to grind through a long refactor, churn a test suite, or keep going while you go do something else. Move it to a server and that limitation just disappears: it works while you sleep, survives your wifi dropping, and hands you the result when you're back. This covers which VPS actually fits a coding agent — Claude Code, Cursor's CLI, Cline, OpenCode or ...

The problem I kept seeing I've spent years in SEO across enterprise teams and different niches. Then I became a full-stack developer. And I kept running into the same issue: The SEO-Dev gap. In every company I worked for, SEO tasks were stuck in a backlog. Changing an H1, adding a FAQ block, or updating a phone number — these are 2-minute tasks that take 2 weeks because they need a developer. I've been on both sides. I know why devs hate these tickets. And I know why SEOs get f...

n8n is the kind of tool you start using lightly and then quietly route half your operations through. At which point "it's running on someone's cloud seat, metered per execution, with my API keys living on their servers" starts to feel less great. Self-hosting fixes all three — flat cost, no execution cap, and your keys stay on a box you own. With Docker it's a fifteen-minute job. How much server it actually needs Honest numbers first, so you don't over- or under-buy: ~2 GB...

I've been in tech long enough to have made most of the avoidable mistakes and to have watched other people make them too. What follows is not motivational. It is specific. These are the things I would tell myself if I could go back to the beginning of my career with what I know now. The first thing: your job title is not your career. The instinct early in a career is to optimise for the title on the business card — to get to "senior" as fast as possible, to accumulate the credentials that sig...

The first question any informed observer asks Solidus is: another identity L1? It is a fair question. There is a graveyard of self-sovereign identity projects from 2018-2022 — Sovrin, uPort, and others — that built credible architectures, attracted talented teams, and ran out of runway before adoption could fund operations. The skepticism toward yet another chain with the word "identity" in it is well-earned. This is our answer. We invent exactly one thing Solidus composes ...

Precise Routing for Every Command: Practical Implementation of Multi-Skill Support in HagiCode Preset Task A preset packed with multiple commands, yet they all have to share the same skill requirements? This refactor lets each command independently declare its dependent skill, and visualizes this binding on the panel—badges, summaries, one-click installation, all in one smooth flow. Background Let me start with some context. HagiCode's preset task is a plugin-based min...

Cómo solucionar docker run con exit code 1 en Raspberry Pi ¿Por qué ocurre? El error Exited (1) indica que el proceso principal del contenedor terminó con un código de error no cero. En tu caso específico, el problema está en el comando --net = host . El espacio antes y después del signo = es inválido en la línea de comandos de Docker. Docker interpreta --net como una opción sin valor, y luego = , host , -d , -t se convierten en argumentos para el comando del con...

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Article URL: https://blog.owulveryck.info/2026/06/22/who-does-what-team-topologies-for-the-agentic-platform.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48640382 Points: 26 # Comments: 8

Neural CAs model self-organizing pattern formation on grids. Now the grid is gone. Each cell is an agentic particle that can move freely in space and change its state. While each particle follows a simple shared rule, many together can grow complex morphologies or form intricate patterns. The resulting particle system as a whole can regenerate from damage and exhibits surprising emergent behavior. Try cutting the lizard and watch it heal itself! Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/it...

Article URL: https://ex-vi.sourceforge.net/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48642232 Points: 21 # Comments: 4

Article URL: https://www.stephendiehl.com/posts/bad_place_2026/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48642699 Points: 96 # Comments: 92

Article URL: https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/06/22/apple-device-prices-when Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48643079 Points: 10 # Comments: 4

Article URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.12288 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48643184 Points: 11 # Comments: 6

Power companies are pushing aggressive time-based use pricing. Here's how a regular consumer can benefit.

Amflow, the e-bike brand spun out of DJI, just announced its TL Carbon, a do-it-all "eSUV" suitable for both bikepacking adventures and dropping the kid at daycare on your cycle to work. The TL Carbon is built around Amflow's incredibly compact yet powerful Avinox M2 mid-drive motor. The all-terrain e-bike offers 125Nm of hill-flattening torque […]

For twenty years, the software development lifecycle (SDLC) was like a relay race (I love relays--something about the teamwork and team sports!) It involved a team: one person wrote a ticket, another designed, someone built, and another reviewed. Each handoff had its own tool, artifact, and meeting. With the rise of AI agents, that process has been unevenly compressed. Addy Osmani makes this point very well in his write-up of Google's new SDLC paper--worth reading in full, IMO : implement...

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Most "rug pull" content on Solana is about classic SPL tokens — mint authority, liquidity pulls, whale dumps. But the sharper edge now is Token-2022 : a newer token standard whose extensions give a creator powers a normal SPL token never had. For an autonomous trading agent that buys tokens by address, these are landmines. Here are the extensions that actually drain agents, and how to screen for them before a buy. The dangerous extensions permanentDelegate — the single...