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The Plank Firm Luxe mattress is a supportive double-sided hybrid that delivers firm comfort. I'm putting it to the test, and so far I love how it eases aches and pains.
The name of your Wi-Fi networks may have more of an impact on its speed than you might think, and it's a very easy fix.
Anthropologie's latest sale is taking an extra 50% off already discounted items. Here's everything I'd shop for my home.
The RTX 40 and RTX 50 series proved the RTX 3080 was an anomaly
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Glasses are not coming out in the immediate future, but new leaks shed a bit of new light on the first Android XR glasses.
Your afternoon lineup of the best Android game and app deals is now ready to roll, including titles like A Monster’s Expedition, Cosmic Express, A Good Snowman, Chicken Police – Paint it RED!, Bloons TD 6, True Skate, and more. Here’s how to score the new Google Home Speaker at 50% off, up to $700 o
The slow, agonizing death of OnePlus continues, with the OnePlus website now displaying a prominent banner pushing existing customers over to Oppo products instead.
Today Apple launched new features for Apple Creator Studio, but the company also has rolled out upgrades for Pages, Keynote, and Numbers—alongside Final Cut Camera—that don’t require a Creator Studio subscription.
Motorola is expected to expand its Edge 70 lineup soon with the Edge 70 Max, and while the brand hasn't revealed when it will unveil the smartphone, the Edge 70 Max has been certified by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), taking it a step closer to launch. The WPC listing also reveals that the Mot
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 series is bringing some new camera setups and some upgrades, but nothing fitting of the “Ultra” branding.
Anthropic is upgrading Claude Sonnet, replacing Sonnet 4.6 from February with Sonnet 5 as the best medium-sized model.
Somewhere around when LLMs started eating every roadmap, a quiet belief took over a lot of teams. If the model is big enough, it'll figure out the patterns on its own. Why bother hand crafting features when you can just throw raw data at something with a few hundred billion parameters. That belief i
Abstract Picking a CI tool is often treated as a branding decision, when it should be an engineering one. This article compares GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, and CircleCI as orchestrators for an automated test suite, using a small but realistic loyalty-discount calculator from a subscriptio
Author: Trix Cyrus [🔹 Follow] TrixSec GitHub [🔹 Join] TrixSec Telegram If you spent 2023 and 2024 obsessing over prompt wording, chain-of-thought tricks, and few-shot examples, you were doing prompt engineering. If you're building AI agents in 2026, you've probably noticed that crafting the perfec
You've seen this one. You give your coding agent a clear rule: "Don't edit files I didn't ask you to touch." It behaves. Twenty minutes and a dozen tool calls later, it edits the three files you never mentioned, and you find out when the test suite goes red. Never edit files outside the src/payments
I got tired of manually writing MCP tools for every REST endpoint I wanted mcpgen reads an OpenAPI JSON or YAML file and generates a complete, Parses OpenAPI 3.0 / 3.1 specs Creates one MCP tool per endpoint (with snake_case names) Handles auth automatically (API key, Bearer, etc.) Outputs a clean,
The Quest Begins (The "Why") Honestly, I was tired of playing “guess the state” every time I spun up a new environment. One day I clicked “Apply” in the AWS console, watched a handful of EC2 instances, S3 buckets, and IAM roles appear, and then realized I had no idea how to recreate that exact setup
Most teams still treat manual test cases as rows in a SaaS database. That worked when cases were written slowly, reviewed rarely, and automation lived in a separate silo. It works less well now. AI can draft cases from screenshots and user stories in minutes. Automation lives next to application cod
A customer texted me a screenshot last month. It was my own landing page, open on their Pixel. The headline — "Financial infrastructure to grow your revenue" — was clipped at "...grow your reven". The signup button below it was gray-on-slightly-lighter-gray, basically unreadable. And the hero image?
Originally published on PrepStack. Everyone's first RAG pipeline is the same four boxes: documents, chunk, vector DB, LLM. It demos in an afternoon and then quietly betrays you in production — stale answers, no relationships, no governance, and a model guessing from fragments. The fix is not a bigge
