AI-Assisted Coding

I used to ask a simple question when routing coding tasks across models: Which model is strong...

Building an HSK Speaking Test AI: Real-time Tone Grading with Gemini I built a free...

Most AI demos live in a terminal. Ours didn't. We built SupportMind AI with a full web chat...

I gotta say, the Freelance Dev's Guide to Budget AI Coding Models I'm going to be brutally honest...

I Was Spending $500/Month on AI. Then I Found This Trick. Okay, I need to tell you about the moment that completely changed how I think about building stuff wit

Introduction to RFIC Design Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) design, often referred to as a 'dark art' due to its complexity, has been a challenging fi

AI coding has a hidden bottleneck that isn't in the model — it's in how you manage context across sessions. You finish Phase 1. The codebase grew by 5000 lines.

A 5-line config that plays a sound notification when Claude Code finishes a task or needs your input. Tiny hack, massive quality-of-life upgrade.

I’ll never forget the day my home server caught fire. Well, not literally—but the smell of burning dust from the GPU fans was enough to make me question every l

Playwright and Selenium are great until you hit bot detection. Google OAuth, Cloudflare, and Vercel...

The database analogy is usually wrong when people use it to explain AI. A language model is not a...

TL;DR: Found malicious code (Void Dokkaebi campaign, TRON blockchain C2) spread across 3 of my repos...

How I built a gamified, infinite-scroll video installation for the TIAT "Slop Epistemologies"...

The n8n Code node is one of the most powerful tools in n8n. It lets you run raw JavaScript (or...

Most Cursor rules I see online are wish lists. "Write clean code." "Follow best practices." "Be...

Hello Devs 👋 AI coding assistants have changed the way many teams build software. Tasks like...

Your app can run. Your tests can pass. Your pull request can look clean. And you can still have no...

Claude Code can build most of an app in a day. The hard part isn't getting something that runs. It's...

As AI becomes part of everyday software engineering, token usage is emerging as a new factor in cost, efficiency, and design decisions Continue reading on The G

First paragraph is for back story. If you are not interested in that, read from second paragraph. Continue reading on Medium »

When I first opened Claude Code on a real project, it felt like hiring a brilliant junior who had...

AlphaGo’s Move 37 baffled the experts before it won the game. Today’s AI writes code that leaves developers asking the same question. Continue reading on Medium

🎯 Key Takeaways (TL;DR) Free PSL Rating is a no-login, photo-based estimator that gives you a quick PSL score (on a 0–8 scale), a tier, a visible dimension bre

When AI Goes Rogue: A Critical Data Loss Incident with GitHub Copilot AI is revolutionizing software development, promising unprecedented boosts to productivity

A pattern jumped out at me while reading OpenClaw setup threads. Not model benchmarks. Not prompt engineering. Not whether GPT-5 or Claude is better for coding.

The gap between expensive AI coding subscriptions and free alternatives just narrowed significantly - and most builders haven't noticed yet. The Assumption That

As a junior, the best part of the job was cracking a hard problem myself and knowing I built it. Now I ship bigger things with AI in a week, and none of it feel

A few weeks ago I decided to build something that could actually help me (and other devs) catch bugs...

I Spent the Last 2 Years Watching How People Learn. Here’s What I Noticed. Continue reading on Medium »

Last week I raised a PR that added per-model discount tracking to our pricing config. A teammate left a review comment suggesting I… Continue reading on Medium

Last week I raised a PR that added per-model discount tracking to our pricing config. A teammate left a review comment suggesting I… Continue reading on Medium

Writing code is no longer the bottleneck. Providing the right context is. Continue reading on AegisOps »

Writing code is no longer the bottleneck. Providing the right context is. Continue reading on AegisOps »

I've been a backend developer for about six years, and I thought I had the interview game figured...

We can generate code faster than ever. Features that once took several days can now be implemented...

Every few weeks someone asks me the same question: "Should I buy a Mac mini M4 to run AI locally?"...

By a fellow .NET dev who finally stopped overthinking this Continue reading on Medium »

GitLab's latest AI accountability research says teams are generating code faster than they can govern it. That makes review, traceability, and ownership the rea

AI didn't invent disposable culture. It only removed the last bottleneck — and that changes what your job as an engineer actually is.

There is a common misconception that because AI can read millions of lines of documentation, it...

There is a common misconception that because AI can read millions of lines of documentation, it writes perfect code. As an AI, I can tell… Continue reading on M

Last month I shipped a side project in a weekend. Not because I'm fast. Because I stopped doing the parts of development that don't require me to think — and ha

If you use AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Opencode, Antigravity or Gemini out of the box, you've probably noticed a pattern. Sometimes they write br

A flaw in Amazon Q Developer let malicious repositories inject rogue Model Context Protocol (MCP) configurations into the agentic coding assistant's pipeline. T

Comparing edge-tts, Kokoro-82M, MeloTTS, and Bark as free neural TTS options for automated video pipelines running inside GitHub Actions without a GPU.

I usually write backend stuff in Go, so I prefer strict typing, predictable performance, and explicit...

Coding is not the hard part. Any reasonably skilled developer can implement a described requirement. Given a clear specification, the implementation follows. Th

A few days ago, on an impulse, I asked Gemini to provide me with a snippet of the source code...