1+ hour, 6+ min ago  (372+ words) Most utility websites today feel overloaded. Too many ads. Too many popups. Slow loading. Confusing layouts. So I started building a small side project focused on a different approach: simple, lightweight, fast-loading tools that work instantly. The project includes things…...

1+ hour, 5+ min ago  (265+ words) Some time ago I adopted Quickwit at my company. For anyone who hasn't used it: Quickwit is a search engine that runs full-text search directly on object storage (S3 or anything S3-compatible). It decouples compute from storage, so you don't pay…...

1+ hour, 27+ min ago  (574+ words) I gave an agent a fetch_page tool, asked it to read one Wikipedia article, and watched that single page cost 48, 703 tokens before the model produced a word. The readable text on that page is about 7, 300 tokens. I was paying for ~41, 000 tokens…...

1+ hour, 37+ min ago  (262+ words) Over the years, I've worked on software projects ranging from simple business applications to large-scale platforms. One thing I've learned is that most software projects don't fail because developers can't write code. In fact, many projects are already heading toward…...

2+ hour, 20+ min ago  (637+ words) The most annoying bug in my local AI assistant was not that it refused to ask for permission. It was that it asked too often. I would give it a normal task like "read this PDF and tell me what…...

2+ hour, 15+ min ago  (549+ words) There are a lot of Saa S products being launched every day. Some are big, polished, and already have marketing budgets. Others are small, useful tools built by indie developers, solo founders, or small teams. Many of those products are…...

2+ hour, 8+ min ago  (362+ words) Disclosure: This article may later include affiliate links or service CTAs. Recommendations are based on workflow fit, not commissions. LLM spend rarely gets out of control because of one obviously expensive prompt. It usually creeps upward across retries, background jobs,…...

2+ hour, 13+ min ago  (962+ words) You asked AI to review your legacy codebase. It came back with a thorough, confident breakdown. Deprecated patterns. Security concerns. Architectural red flags. You felt seen. Then you pushed back on one finding. "Are you sure? This pattern has been…...

4+ hour, 18+ min ago  (219+ words) Every developer talks about Git. But if you're just starting out, it can feel overwhelming. Let me break it down simply. Git is a tool that tracks changes to your code over time. Think of it like a save system…...

4+ hour, 24+ min ago  (597+ words) If you work with Claude day after day, it builds up a memory of your work - and it turns out to be nothing fancy: a pile of plain markdown files. One index, a lot of small notes, a few rules....