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GitHub - mickamy/sql-tap: Watch SQL traffic in real-time with a TUI
Real-time SQL traffic viewer — proxy daemon + TUI / Web client.
sql-tap sits between your application and your database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, or TiDB), capturing every query and displaying it in an interactive terminal UI. Inspect queries, view transactions, and run EXPLAIN — all without changing your...
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Using OpenClaw with Ollama: Building a Local Data Analyst
Course
Modern AI workflows often rely on cloud APIs. But what if you want a system that runs entirely on your machine, keeps data private, and still supports multi-step agent workflows?
In this tutorial, you’ll build a local-first AI execution app where:
- A web interface accepts user requests and f...
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Intro to PyTorch
10th FEBRUARY, 2026
Table of Contents:
PyTorch is currently one of the most popular deep learning frameworks. It is an open-source library built upon the Torch Library (it's no longer in active development), and it was developed by Meta AI (previously Facebook AI). It is now part of the Linux Founda...
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Hamming Distance for Hybrid Search in SQLite
Hamming Distance for Hybrid Search in SQLite
This article shows how I implemented semantic search in SQLite using binary embeddings and Hamming distance, enabling hybrid search without external vector databases.
SQLite's FTS5 extension provides excellent text search with BM25 ranking. However, it do...
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The rise of one-pizza engineering teams
The rise of one-pizza engineering teams
AI has shifted the bottleneck and will now change the organizational chart.
It is undeniable that using AI tools like Claude Code lets us write code faster now.
But the question is, how does that impact everything else?
In most teams, coding - reading, writing...
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StrongDM Software Factory
Software Factories And The Agentic Moment
We built a Software Factory: non-interactive development where specs + scenarios drive agents that write code, run harnesses, and converge without human review.
The narrative form is included below. If you'd prefer to work from first principles, I offer a fe...
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Software Engineering is back
Software Engineering is back
Coding agents have replaced every framework I used
I don’t post a lot. But when I do, it’s because I think few people are saying out loud what I’m noticing.
I’ve been building a product from the ground up. Not the “I spun up a Next.js template” kind of ground up. I mean ...
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Last Week on My Mac: Why E cores make Apple silicon fast
If you use an Apple silicon Mac I’m sure you have been impressed by its performance. Whether you’re working with images, audio, video or building software, we’ve enjoyed a new turn of speed since the M1 on day 1. While most attribute this to their Performance cores, as it goes with the name, much is...
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GitHub - kossisoroyce/timber: Ollama for classical ML models. AOT compiler that turns XGBoost, LightGBM, scikit-learn, CatBoost & ONNX models into native C99 inference code. One command to load, one command to serve. 336x faster than Python inference.
Compile classical ML models to native C. Serve them in microseconds.
Documentation · Changelog · PyPI · Technical Paper · Agent Skill
Timber takes a trained ML model — XGBoost, LightGBM, scikit-learn, CatBoost, or ONNX (tree ensembles, linear models, SVMs) — runs it through a multi-pass optimizing c...
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Language Modeling with Limited Data, Infinite Compute
Language Modeling with Limited Data, Infinite Compute
March 2026
NanoGPT Slowrun is an open effort to implement data-efficient learning algorithms; 5.5x data efficiency in the first week and improving.
Compute grows much faster than data . Our current scaling laws require proportional increases in b...
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Qwen3.5 Fine-tuning Guide | Unsloth Documentation
Qwen3.5 Fine-tuning Guide
Learn how to fine-tune Qwen3.5 LLMs with Unsloth.
You can now fine-tune Qwen3.5 model family (0.8B, 2B, 4B, 9B, 27B, 35B‑A3B, 122B‑A10B) with Unsloth. Support includes both vision and text fine-tuning. Qwen3.5‑35B‑A3B - bf16 LoRA works on 74GB VRAM.
Unsloth makes Qwen3.5 tr...
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Nobody Gets Promoted for Simplicity
“Simplicity is a great virtue, but it requires hard work to achieve and education to appreciate. And to make matters worse, complexity sells better.” — Edsger Dijkstra
I think there’s something quietly screwing up a lot of engineering teams. In interviews, in promotion packets, in design reviews: th...
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Don't become an Engineering Manager
Don't become an Engineering Manager
Over drinks a few weeks ago, a friend told me he'd been offered a promotion, to an Engineering Manager role. He planned to decline it, but wanted to hear my take first.
Until recently, my answer in such conversations was always “100% go for it”. My logic was that ...
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We Automated Everything Except Knowing What's Going On
Software is being democratized. The cost of building just collapsed in a way most people haven't fully processed yet. Anyone with an idea and access to an AI agent can ship a product. What used to take a team of twenty and six months now takes one person and a weekend. That's not hype. It's happenin...
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Do AI Agents Actually Make Money in 2026? Or Is It Just Mac Minis and Vibes?
Do AI Agents Actually Make Money in 2026? Or Is It Just Mac Minis and Vibes?
Everyone online says AI agents are printing money in 2026. So where are the real receipts? We investigated Mac Minis, OpenClaw setups, and the uncomfortable truth.
The AI Agent Money Illusion
If you spend more than twelve m...
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How I built a sub-500ms latency voice agent from scratch | Nick Tikhonov
How I built a sub-500ms latency voice agent from scratch
This post made it to the Hacker News front page! I'm genuinely grateful - and pleasantly surprised by the response. If you're building an AI or voice product and want hands-on help, I do focused consulting. Learn more.
I’ve spent the last six ...
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Inside the M4 Apple Neural Engine, Part 1: Reverse Engineering
Inside the M4 Apple Neural Engine, Part 1: Reverse Engineering
How we bypassed CoreML and talked directly to the hardware
A note on “we”:
Throughout this series, “we” refers to maderix (human) and Claude Opus 4.6 (by Anthropic) working as a pair. The reverse engineering, benchmarking, and training c...
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https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/accessories/touch-display-2.html#connect-to-raspberry-pi
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