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Introducing NornWeave: Giving AI Agents Their Own Email Inbox
12+ min ago (546+ words) I've been quietly building something for the past few months, and this week I decided to take the leap: NornWeave is now open source and being built in public. If you're building AI agents that need to communicate via email,…...
How to post that 1st article
15+ min ago (207+ words) I joined and got an amazingly positive welcome wrote my 1st guide and went to post and realised upon looking at my article with pics and links that I am not confident I will get the outcome I have seen from…...
Why We Keep Blaming Prompts Instead of Architecture
21+ min ago (441+ words) A quiet pattern after Moltbook'the industry protects the surface layer so it doesn't have to rebuild the foundation. About a month ago, I wrote a piece on dev.to called Tech Horror Codex: Substrate Sovereignty. It was an experiment'a way…...
Solving bandit level:24-25 (Spoiler)
29+ min ago (322+ words) Excuse the mess since I am posting pretty much my thoughts process here and I am working on my post-mortem skills. It gets better from here though, I think. This is how I solved this level of the bandit game,…...
JWT Is Stateless — But Real Apps Aren’t
37+ min ago (260+ words) Why Modern Systems Use Hybrid Stateful Authentication (Like Facebook) For years, JSON Web Tokens (JWT) have been promoted as the silver bullet for authentication. They're fast, scalable, and eliminate server-side sessions. But then you look at how real-world platforms like…...
When AI Traffic Breaks Your Billing System
1+ hour, 7+ min ago (783+ words) AI traffic doesn't behave like human traffic. It doesn't ramp up slowly. It doesn't follow peak hours. It doesn't respect billing cycles. It appears suddenly, often in large bursts, executes for seconds or milliseconds, and disappears just as fast. For…...
CI-Embedded Security
1+ hour, 31+ min ago (604+ words) Part of The Coercion Saga " making AI write quality code. Linters catch your mistakes. Type checkers catch your assumptions. But what about security? That's a different beast entirely. Three attack surfaces. Three different problems. Dependencies " Other people's code. You install…...
I brought C++23 to Windows 95 because Microsoft told me my PC was too old
1+ hour, 42+ min ago (1766+ words) The Grand Strategy Our goal isn't just to make it work; it's to make it seamless. I don't want to write "retro code" in a notepad. I want the full power of 2026 at my fingertips. The Plan: Seamless Integration: Write…...
I Know This Will Upset Some Devs, but Tailwind + Shadcn/ui + Shadow DOM = Pain
1+ hour, 49+ min ago (729+ words) This recent post Is Learning CSS a Waste of Time in 2026? (by @sylwia-lask) really hit me, especially the part about accessibility dragging you straight back into raw CSS. Lately, with Tailwind and shadcn, most styling just" works. Move fast, tweak…...
Python Internals: Operator Protocols
2+ hour, 3+ min ago (442+ words) How to make your custom objects behave exactly like native types through protocol adherence Here's how you spot a junior Python developer: And here's a senior: Python doesn't care if your class inherits from int or float. It only cares…...