A quick build-in-public note before the launch. This month we're shipping major updates to Matsuri Platform and The J-Times, our editorial media arm. The biggest change is live streaming integration. From June, we begin real operations. The context: Matsuri is trying to be a community-run economic zone — a place where event organizers, local guides, cultural writers, filmmakers, and audiences earn
Hey everyone, I shared this earlier as a CLI to analyse npm packages before installing. Since then, I’ve added something I think is even more useful: 👉 You can now scan GitHub repos before cloning or running them npx guard-install --repo https://github.com/user/repo There’s a growing pattern (especially in crypto interviews / side projects): “Clone this repo and run it locally” Some of these rep
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User types "android" into your search box. That's 7 API calls if you wired it the way I did the first time. A few months later I shipped a pagination bug where every infinite-scroll fetch flashed a full-screen loader for half a second. And then there was the Settings screen that needed to refresh the Dashboard when the user changed theme — but Settings couldn't import Dashboard without a circular
Right now, when you try to sign up for a new OpenAI Codex account, you are no longer greeted by that familiar email verification interface, but by a cold, hard wall – overseas phone number verification is now mandatory. This is not just a UI interaction change; this is an iron door, and one that has been completely welded shut. Once upon a time, all kinds of "freeloading" secret manuals circulate
In my previous article about treating architecture documentation as a first-class asset, I had a great discussion in the comments about enforcing architectural rules. I promised to share materials from my recent Google Developer Groups workshop. The workshop is now finished! Here is the story of how I built an AI Quality Gate, how it helped me solve the internal "CEO, CTO, CFO, CISO" conflict, and
The technical analysis of EtherRAT by Atos TRC is detailed and useful. SEO poisoning, fake GitHub repositories, Node.js payloads, blockchain-based C2 — all of this is correctly identified. Source LinkedIn Source CyberPress But there is a pattern beneath these techniques that the report does not name. The attackers did not exploit a cryptographic flaw. They did not break a protocol. They exploited
RAG stands for Retrieval Augmented Generation. Why do we even need RAG?? To answer this lets take a look at What LLMs and SLMs are. LLM(Large Language Model). Data on several categories(generalized) will be given as input. From that, a model would be created. What is a model ? To understand this, lets take mathematical equation of a straight line y = mx +c Lets take x values to be 1, 2, 3, ... a