Here is what I read from 7th to 17th September 2026. Blogs Maybe We Shouldn’t Be Reviewing All This Code I have been thinking about the same problem in the background for a while now, i.e. AI agents a

Here is what I read from 17th to 23rd August 2026. Blogs Build something to disagree with Loved it! Build Wide, Ship Narrow I have been personally having trouble in asking AI to come up with a design

Here is what I read from 8th to 16th August 2026. Blogs Reflections on my relationship with social media My usage of social media is already low. I can go on days without opening Instagram. My Twitter

Here is what I read from 1st to 7th August 2026. Blogs Never Enough A short piece that might bring peace within. My fav lines: Maybe we need the misfits who know when to stop. Who leave a conversatio

I used to use Feedly for a long time to keep up to date with my favorite blogs. Six months back, one fine day, I started working on my own RSS feed reader in my free time. It went somewhere but my rea

Bridgy Fed is a bridge between decentralized social networks like the fediverse, Bluesky, and web sites and blogs.

LLMs made software cheaper to build, but not free. A look at the new buy-vs-build math of the LLM age, and the pricing zone where small software businesses can still survive.

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You might have heard of the n+1 problem in API design. I have taken GraphQL for granted to avoid that problem in the past (and the present). Today, I came across a way to avoid it in REST APIs while w

Notes on Go's newly accepted uuid proposal and the tradeoffs behind the API.

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I have been giving myself the freedom and excuse to explore various software systems in my free time this summer. I am calling this: “Systems Summer”, just so that I take it more seriously, and if any

Why logging at every layer of a service produces noise, and how to log only at the handler level while propagating context from below.

How to configure `git diff` to use `oasdiff`'s rich changelog on changes to OpenAPI specs.

Consider the following problem. You have a large set of strings, maybe millions. You need to map these strings to 8-byte integers (uint64). These integers are given to you. If you are working in Go, t...

Make your screenshots ready for all. Contribute to AlexanderVanhee/Gradia development by creating an account on GitHub.

Go-lfing (verb): Code golf[0]-ing in Go. An oasis in desert I’m a month into my sabbatical right now and I’m realising that doing nothing gets boring pretty fast. I love coding challenges where I nee...

Connect Claude Code to your Chrome browser to test web apps, debug with console logs, automate form filling, and extract data from web pages.

This release fixes the following bug 🐛 rho_unread_posts property was set to a negative number in certain cases. This was happening when the server returned a 200 with an HTML error page, a CAPTCHA,...

A few things that have been bugging me 🐛 for a while. Features OPML Import UI: Added a modal preview showing new feeds vs. already-imported feeds. Contextual status messages: Status bar toolti...

Second release of Rho Reader 🌸 Expect some rough edges 🙏 Import OPML There is a new "Import OPML" button in the getting started pane. This can be used to import RSS feeds from other feed readers. ...

A Reading Companion for Obsidian 🌸📚. Contribute to scriptnull/rho-reader development by creating an account on GitHub.

I’ve always wanted to write a “year in review” blog post, and it’s finally happening here! BooksI read 10 books this year. How to Take Smart Notes - The first book I read this year. It helped me form

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I recently read this book called The War of Art. In the book, the author has introduced me to a new idea, which he calls “Resistance”. To tell what that is, I must quote a few lines from the book: Mo

Alex Edwards writes about the new http.CrossOriginProtection middleware that was added to the Go standard library in version 1.25 in August and asks: Have we finally reached the point where …

F.9. citext — a case-insensitive character string type # F.9.1. Rationale F.9.2. How to Use It F.9.3. String Comparison Behavior F.9.4. …

I might have accidentally discovered a framework that tries to address work-life balance and side project burnout. For some engineers and builders, this might sound like “common sense”, but it took me