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  • by cbrake
    This post from Andrej Karpathy is interesting: Something I’m finding very useful recently: using LLMs to build personal knowledge bases […]
  • by cbrake
    I’ve been thinking, if you are only managing people/products, or only writing code, this role may disappear soon. I think […]
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    Playwright CLI The video presents some of the tradeoffs between Playwright CLI vs MCP – a new tool for your […]
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    kicad.org – 20 Mar 26 Version 10.0.0 Released It’s the turning of the seasons today, and to celebrate, the KiCad […]
  • by bminer
    I read an article about the Go scheduler that I found to be incredibly enlightening. I’d highly recommend it for […]
  • by cbrake
    The AmScope SM-4NTPX-144A microscope is a recent addition to the BEC lab. This enables rework of 0201-size components with relative […]
  • by cbrake
    One thing that really slows me down is all the questions Claude asks. I’ve been pondering running in a Docker […]
  • by cbrake
    This is a really nice email client designed to send emails from your terminal: github.com GitHub – charmbracelet/pop: Send emails […]
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    arduino.cc Arduino VENTUNO Q – Where AI Takes Action The powerhouse for AI and robotics applications qualcomm.com Arduino Announces Arduino […]
  • by cbrake
    Live Share The Live Share plugin is pretty neat – it allows you to share a VS Code session with […]
  • by bminer
    This is a nice article comparing Zig and Go error types: niketpatel.com – 21 Feb 26 Why Go Can't Try […]
  • by cbrake
    Anthropic seems to have a more diversified strategy: datagravity.dev Anthropic's Compute Advantage: Why Silicon Strategy is Becoming an AI Moat […]
  • by cbrake
    Brad Feld has a new site about building with AI: Adventures in Claude Adventures in Claude Building with AI – […]
  • by cbrake
    This is really good! The New Stack – 6 Mar 26 The case for running AI agents on Markdown files […]
  • by cbrake
    engineeringharmony.substack.com The death of scale For at least the last 20 years, technology has been about scale. engineeringharmony.substack.com Human-scale Scaling […]
  • by cbrake
    Terrible Software – 3 Mar 26 Nobody Gets Promoted for Simplicity We reward complexity and ignore simplicity. In interviews, design […]
  • by cbrake
    Edsger W. Dijkstra (1930–2002) was a Dutch computer scientist whose work helped define modern programming, algorithms, and operating systems. Key […]
  • by cbrake
    Signal Notification Groups Most of the teams I work with these days use the Signal app for messaging. When doing […]
  • by cbrake
    Peter Steinberger Interview with Lex Fridman Lex Fridman – 12 Feb 26 #491 – OpenClaw: The Viral AI Agent that […]
  • by cbrake
    Interesting thread over on LinkedIn with some input from @bradfa: linkedin.com Maybe someone in my network has come up with […]