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Explains how Claude Code functions as a small game engine with a React-based scene graph pipeline for terminal UI rendering.
A guide on how to correctly integrate native browser APIs like fetch and localStorage with React's component lifecycle for efficient web apps.
A developer shares personal struggles, job search, and monthly tech picks including articles on web decentralization, Google career lessons, macOS icons, and Go 1.26.
A developer explains the practical benefits of implementing a --dry-run option in a reporting application for safe testing and validation.
A reflection on a decade-old blog post about deep learning, examining past predictions on architecture, scaling, and the field's evolution.
A guide to using 'vibe coding' with AI to build your first iOS app, starting with product specification and prompt creation.
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Compares iterative vs. Binet's formula for computing large Fibonacci numbers in Python, analyzing performance and precision.
Explores space-time tradeoffs using Fibonacci numbers, comparing transmitting large numbers versus their indices and computational verification.
India's new startup policy extends support for deep tech ventures with a 20-year eligibility window and higher turnover limits to foster long-term innovation.
Anthropic's Claude AI reportedly discovered 500 zero-day vulnerabilities, sparking debate on AI's role in security research.
Anthropic's Claude AI reportedly discovered 500 zero-day vulnerabilities, sparking debate on AI's role in security research.
A developer shares a tool for tracking Codex AI token usage and costs from local logs, providing detailed daily breakdowns.
Mitchell Hashimoto introduces Vouch, a system to combat low-quality AI-generated PRs in open source by requiring user vouching.
Mitchell Hashimoto introduces Vouch, a system to combat low-quality AI-generated PRs in open source by requiring user vouching.
Anthropic introduces a faster 'fast mode' for Claude Opus 4.6 at a significantly higher cost, with a temporary discount.
Anthropic introduces a faster 'fast mode' for Claude Opus 4.6 at a significantly higher cost, with a temporary discount.
A programmer shares his joy and reduced fear about AI coding agents, quoting David Crawshaw on how they enhance programming.
David Crawshaw reflects on the joy and exploration AI agents bring to programming, while acknowledging broader societal fears about AI.
