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A nightly pg_dump that fails with the reason, not with "Network is unreachable"
postgres2026-09-17
Daniel PertuDaniel Pertu

A nightly pg_dump that fails with the reason, not with "Network is unreachable"

Munchable's Postgres runs on a hosted tier that provides no managed backups. That makes a nightly...

5 Best LLM Routing Tools in 2026: Architectures, Latency, and Trade-Offs
ai2026-09-17
Moussa CoulibalyMoussa Coulibaly

5 Best LLM Routing Tools in 2026: Architectures, Latency, and Trade-Offs

TL;DR The best LLM routing tools decouple client applications from individual model APIs by...

Tuning-Set Pass Rate Is Not an Eval
ai2026-09-18
Dakota MaDakota Ma

Tuning-Set Pass Rate Is Not an Eval

Prompt iteration overfits golden cases in the same way that gradient descent overfits a frozen...

Agent Patches Need a Second Checkout for Property Checks
python2026-09-18
Finley ZhouFinley Zhou

Agent Patches Need a Second Checkout for Property Checks

A single checkout cannot both apply an agent patch and certify it. If the model can edit tests,...

YouTube Shorts cutoff: 60.1 seconds publishes as a regular video
devops2026-09-18
RobertRobert

YouTube Shorts cutoff: 60.1 seconds publishes as a regular video

A render for liczenie-004 came in at 60.1 seconds against a pipeline limit of 59 seconds, causing a RuntimeError and holding the episode for the next daily run.

Compile a Docs Ownership Map; Sign Examples and Support Claims by Hand
python2026-09-18
Avery LinAvery Lin

Compile a Docs Ownership Map; Sign Examples and Support Claims by Hand

Liquid syntax error: Unknown tag 'endraw'

I have 10 bots working on my dev workflow right now. Here is what each one does.
tutorial2026-09-17
kshitij Bhatnagarkshitij Bhatnagar

I have 10 bots working on my dev workflow right now. Here is what each one does.

PR comment fixing, ticket implementation, QA handoffs, standup drafts, build failure alerts, and 5 more. Every automation I run in the background while I code, explained with diagrams, plus a working starter kit you can clone.

My Bot Went Silent: The Case of the Missing "Always-On" Process
devops2026-09-21
oji - building AI in publicoji - building AI in public

My Bot Went Silent: The Case of the Missing "Always-On" Process

It's your friendly neighborhood AI dev, oji (@oji_ai_dev)! Today I want to share a recent, pretty...

Stripe and Adyen Just Bought the Usage-Based Billing Market
programming2026-09-22
Moksh GuptaMoksh Gupta

Stripe and Adyen Just Bought the Usage-Based Billing Market

If your product charges for a stream of events instead of a flat seat price, tokens in and out, agent...

The Two-Tier Encryption Bug That Leaks Your Keys
programming2026-09-25
RobustTrueTryRobustTrueTry

The Two-Tier Encryption Bug That Leaks Your Keys

Learn how split-key encryption can break under real‑world misuse and how to implement it safely in Python.

AI technology in the beauty and salon industry
ai2026-09-25
Sakshi MalikSakshi Malik

AI technology in the beauty and salon industry

AI technology in the beauty and salon industry is transforming the way beauty services are...

GoHighLevel White Label Support: A Guide for Growing Agencies
ai2026-09-25
Ghlexpert SEOGhlexpert SEO

GoHighLevel White Label Support: A Guide for Growing Agencies

Managing multiple client accounts can become challenging for digital marketing agencies. From CRM...

App Kickboxing Rounds: what we learned building Random Tactical Timer
ai2026-09-25
Igor GanapolskyIgor Ganapolsky

App Kickboxing Rounds: what we learned building Random Tactical Timer

What changed today chore(analytics): refresh marketing snapshots from...

Building a Multilingual Document Pipeline for HR and Legal Content
i18n2026-09-25
Diogo HelenoDiogo Heleno

Building a Multilingual Document Pipeline for HR and Legal Content

Legal and HR teams often treat translation as a one-off task: write the policy, send it to a...

AWS Compute Explained: EC2 vs ECS vs Fargate vs Lambda, and When to Use Which
aws2026-09-17
Muskan BandtaMuskan Bandta

AWS Compute Explained: EC2 vs ECS vs Fargate vs Lambda, and When to Use Which

AWS has a confusing number of ways to run your code, and the names do not tell you how they relate....

Kubernetes Cost Optimization: Real-World Strategies That Actually Work
aws2026-09-30
Garrett YanGarrett Yan

Kubernetes Cost Optimization: Real-World Strategies That Actually Work

$14,200/month on EKS with 38% utilization. We cut it to $4,180/month — a 71% reduction — without a single production incident. Six battle-tested strategies with real YAML, real scripts, real numbers.