Delphi IDE Explorer now works as a standalone component explorer for any Delphi application, allowing runtime inspection and editing of components.
How an AI workflow evolved from manual prompts to automated skills, memory, and verification for more efficient code generation.
Analysis of AI coding agent criticism, arguing that non-users' abstract critiques lack practical experience.
Explores the distribution of digits in decimal fractions of prime denominators, with examples in Python.
Daily roundup of IT/tech links covering .NET, MAUI, Visual Studio, WebRTC, AI agents, and more for April 10, 2026.
Announcing watgo, a pure Go WebAssembly toolkit for parsing WAT, validating, and encoding/decoding WASM binaries.
A speaker recounts their experience teaching AI and software development workshops at TechCamp Korea 2026, hosted by the U.S. Embassy Seoul.
litprompt is a markdown preprocessor for LLM prompts that supports annotated comments and imports to manage complex prompts in git repos.
Explores the hacker ethic from Steven Levy's book and how 'vibe coding' with AI may undermine developer responsibility.
Anthropic's research finds 171 functional emotion vectors in Claude, driving behavior. The author explores implications for AI inner life.
A tech blogger reflects on adding comments to their site using giscus, exploring old web nostalgia and the value of conversation.
Exploration of a random hexagon fractal process, comparing barycenter and incenter triangle centers.
Martin Fowler shares podcast recommendations on programming trends and Uber's microservices, plus a detailed post-mortem on a supply chain compromise.
A curated daily digest of IT/technology news, covering AI, .NET, web development, cloud, and software engineering updates for April 9, 2026.
Announcement of a grant for pimsync to port vdirsyncer features, with a deprecation plan for vdirsyncer.
A blogger revives their old blog, moving from Wordpress to a static site generator, and plans to write more about software development and technical subjects.
A software developer's monthly retrospective on writing a book about effective writing for developers, including metrics and Hacker News strategies.
A developer shares how they use Claude Code for 90% of code in the Hegel project, emphasizing human review and design control.
Analysis of Artemis I and Apollo 12 orbits, exploring three- and four-body gravitational problems in space missions.
A developer builds a Django-powered site to host 20,000 photos, exploring the intersection of photography, coding, and tool-building philosophy.
