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I used ChatGPT TO apply high-performance coach Brendon Burchard’s “empty calories” mindset to eliminate “empty-calorie activities” from my life.
I had three repositories that looked identical. UserRepository, ProductRepository, OrderRepository: same structure, same FindByID, same List, same pagination logic. The only difference was the return type. Three copies of the same code. When Go 1.18 shipped with generics, I wanted to merge them all.
I've been deploying smart contracts for a while and the workflow Hardhat config. Deployment script. Forget to verify. So I built Krionex to fix it. Here's a walkthrough of deploying A wallet (MetaMask works fine) Some ETH on Base mainnet for gas (under $0.50) 5 minutes Click Connect Wallet. Approve
Hey 👋 — sharing something I've been working on lately, in case it's useful to anyone doing similar stuff. Quick context: I use Claude a lot for digging through YouTube — conference talks, tutorials, the occasional 2-hour podcast. And the workflow was always the same annoying dance: open the video,
JavaScript operators are symbols or keywords used to perform operations on values and variables. They are the building blocks of JavaScript expressions and can manipulate data in various ways. 1. Arithmetic Operator Arithmetic operators take numerical values (either literals or variables) as their o
Day 10 of migrating video cration to an entirely self-hosted model. The goal is to open-source video compilation with AI. The video below was made using only 2 API dependencies. 11labs for voice and Vertex AI for multimodal embeddings. The rest is locally run. LLM is Qwen 3.6 27B. Impeccable for age
The Competition and Markets Authority has flagged concerns about Google's dominance in search services. Google accounts for more than 90% of UK queries, and the regulator had been consulting on the matter to ensure effective competition.
Google says mini gardens, chaos gardening, and apartment patios are trending. I tested AI Mode, Canvas, and Search Live to see if they can actually help beginners start.
Here's a pattern I keep seeing: a team builds an AI agent, the demo works, they ship it, and within a few weeks the outputs are unreliable. Someone opens a ticket about hallucinations. Someone else suggests switching to a better model. The model isn't the issue. The data feeding the model is. Multi-
You've seen it in code reviews. Someone writes: And someone else comments: "Can you sort these classes?" Then a 10-minute discussion starts about what "sorted" even means. This happens on every Tailwind team that doesn't have Prettier enforced. And even on teams that do — legacy code, copy-pasted sn
There are two ways to ship a web app with AI today. In 2026, both are already breaking. The app builders. Lovable, Replit, v0, Bolt, and a dozen more from the last six months. You type a sentence, you get a page, and the first hour feels like magic. Then you ask for a second user on the same documen
Stop Leaking Secrets: How EnvGuard Catches API Keys in Your .env Files Every year, thousands of API keys and secrets are accidentally pushed to GitHub. EnvGuard is a zero-dependency CLI tool that catches them before it's too late. We've all been there — you're rushing to deploy, push your code, and
It was 3:14 AM. The silence in the room was absolute, broken only by the hum of my laptop fan. On my desk sat two testing devices: a Xiaomi MI running Android and my daily driver iPhone 15. Both screens were completely black. Beside them lay a half-empty glass of flat water. Irony at its finest. For
API Versioning Strategies: URL Path, Query Params, and Headers Compared Every API evolves. Fields get renamed, endpoints get restructured, response shapes change. If you have clients depending on your API, breaking changes are a serious problem — and versioning is the mechanism that lets you ship th
I've been working on a Mac-native agent framework for about a year. One of the hardest problems: making the agent actually remember context across sessions in a way that's useful, not just "here's your last 10 messages." What I ended up with is a knowledge graph — entities (people, projects, tools,
I spent a week adding AI features to my developer tool suite. Natural language to regex. AI-powered SQL query explanations. The kind of features you'd expect in a 2026 product. They worked. Users could finally describe what they wanted in plain English and get a real answer back. Then I ripped the A
What I Built EffortX is an AI-powered Proof-of-Effort platform that analyzes GitHub commits and pull requests, generates engineering reviews, calculates contribution quality scores, and stores verifiable proof on-chain. Instead of measuring developers using commit counts or contribution streaks, Eff
**Cursor vs GitHub Copilot for C#/.NET in 2026: which to pay for If you write C#/.NET for a living, the AI tool question in 2026 is rarely Cursor or nothing. It's whether Cursor earns its seat next to the GitHub Copilot licence your org probably already pays for. This is the honest comparison: what
A security researcher showed that a GitHub PR title, issue body, or comment could become a prompt injection that hijacks Claude Code (and Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot) running in GitHub Actions, then makes it dump the workflow's secrets. Anthropic rated its variant CVSS 9.4 Critical. There is no m
Chapter 3: The Dockerfile — Multi-Stage Build 3.1 Why Multi-Stage Builds? Metric Single-Stage vs Multi-Stage 3.2 The Complete Dockerfile # ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── # Stage 1: builder # Installs all dependencies and compiles assets. # This stage is NEV