Your browser opens dozens of times per day. Each time, you see the new tab page for a split second — maybe less. That's hundreds of micro-moments that currently show you... nothing useful. Here's a comparison of the top Firefox new tab extensions, from a developer who builds them. Before comparing, let's define the criteria: Information density — does it show me something useful? Load time — does
I built Clever Deploy because every time I wanted to ship a small side project, the deploy story turned into a project of its own. 1. Surprise bills. I'd push a side project to a "free tier" 2. Complexity. I've setup Jenkins in Kubernetes for clients - believe me, you don't want that kind of complexity. What I wanted was simplicity and no unexpected bills. A deploy platform with two rules: Click D
Giving an AI agent permission to spawn sub-agents (without losing control) A reader asked me last week: "If my main agent spawns a sub-agent, what permissions does the sub-agent get? How do I make sure it cannot do more than the parent?" This is the agent delegation problem. It comes up the moment you have agents that work in tandem. A planner that hands off to a coder. An orchestrator that fans
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When people start working with high performance computing or parallel systems, “memory” often sounds like a background detail. It’s not. The way memory is structured can completely change how your applications behave, scale, and even fail. Let’s break it down in a practical way. ⸻ What is Shared Memory? In a shared memory system, all processors access the same memory space. Think of it
Building a daily AI news brief in 325 lines of Python I read too many AI newsletters. Most of them are 4,000 words of sponsor copy and "thought leadership" wrapped around two actually-useful items. So I wrote a script that does the compression itself, and now I read it instead. It's 325 lines of Python. It runs once a day on a $5 VPS. It costs about half a cent per brief. The output goes to a pu