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The Seestar S30 Pro is a compact smart telescope that combining crisp 4K deep-sky imaging with a wide-angle lens that captures impressive timelapses.
Malaysia began enforcing new online safety rules on June 1, barring children under 16 from social media, requiring age verification linked to government records, and placing broader child safety duties on major platforms. The post Malaysia enforces under-16 social media registration ban appeared fir
Google has a pretty prolific track record when it comes to device leaks and we now have another for the collection. A Pixel Watch 5 prototype emerged in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, revealing its design well ahead of launch. The images of the Watch 5 were shared by Randy Pitchford, the co-found
These 7 methods will bring you the most efficient AI assistance when you need some tips on how to tackle DIY projects around your home.
Agent Skill is already one of the most widely accepted practices in AI Agent engineering: encapsulating repeatable tasks into capability packages that are discoverable, callable, and injectable into context. This is certainly valuable. Diagnosing bugs can be a skill. Reviewing code can be a skill. G
GitHub Copilot is moving to usage-based billing tonight. Users on a $40 plan are getting estimates as high as $30k. No more unlimited PRU vibes — every model call has a price tag starting > tomorrow. Happy Tokenization Day 🎉 No, now it’s time to just cancel the subscription no more Copilot for >me.
It’s been a couple of years since the AI hype really took off and if you’re a professional software engineer like me, you’ve probably already found places where it genuinely improves your workflow. At the same time, you’ve also likely realized that despite all the noise online about AI replacing eng
Last week, for the nth time, I had to bulk-import records using Excel. No matter how advanced and complex your business rules and code, they often circle back to reading and writing Excel files. I should call it The Excel paradox of coding. Instead of writing enterprise software, maybe we should bui
A practical guide to every CLI command, flag, and in-session slash command you need to get productive with Claude Code fast. Think of this as the Claude Code command cheat sheet your future self wishes your past self had found sooner. Every command Claude Code understands, laid out in one place, wit
I asked 4 senior Kafka engineers this question on Reddit. Nobody named a tool. So I built one. You deployed a hotfix at 9:45 PM. The fix was correct. The status field had been accepting invalid values — "ok", "done", "finished" — from different teams. Converting it to a strict Enum with four valid v
Three weeks ago I needed a way to query a large document corpus without sending everything to an LLM every time. The answer was a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pipeline — but I wanted to build it inside n8n, not a Python script that I'd have to maintain separately. Here's the architecture I l
For developers who spend 2+ hours daily coding with AI and need sessions that don't start from scratch every time. You've probably set up project-level context for your AI — rules files, system prompts, documentation. And they work for teaching the AI your conventions. But there are three problems t
Node.js Event Loop: Visual Guide to Async Programming (2026) The event loop is what makes Node.js fast. Understanding it means writing faster, bug-free async code. ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ ┌─────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ │ │ │ Timers│ │ Check │ │ │ │(set │ │ (setImmediate) │ │ │ │Time
Debugging JavaScript: The Guide I Wish I Had Earlier (2026) Debugging is a skill. A learnable skill. Here's how to find and fix bugs faster. Before touching any tool: 1. Reproduce the bug consistently → Can you make it happen every time? → What are the EXACT steps? → What's different when it works v
Testing JavaScript: A Practical Guide to TDD with Jest (2026) Testing isn't optional anymore. Here's how to actually do it — with real examples you can copy. Without tests: → You're scared to refactor (what if I break something?) → Bugs get reintroduced ("regressions") → Code reviews take forever (r
The Google Home Speaker was first teased at Made by Google 2025 last August with Fitbit Air, Google’s new Gemini speaker might launch on June 25. more…
Series Navigation: Article 1: A Decade of Android Architecture Evolution | Article 2: The Lego Architecture: Divide and Conquer, Taken to the Extreme | Article 4: Design Patterns — The Glue of Lego Architecture Project Repository: https://github.com/zealot2002/androidArch The product detail page is
No actual ghosts were used in the making of this device.
Computex 2026 is here, and we're kicking off with Nvidia's keynote — where N1X is expected! Follow along, as I'm sat in the audience right now.
After years of working across capital markets, client accounts, investment management, investor relations, and financial-market advisory, I have started moving into a new direction: building practical software systems that connect financial-market knowledge with artificial intelligence and modern en