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ottoneumann8425Automated Caption Moderation vs Human Image Review in Go: Coverage for User Uploads
Short answer: use automated caption moderation as a high-recall first pass, then send uncertain or...
SterlingVance2196React Error Tracking — A Go Backend Without a Browser SDK
A browser error report is untrusted, potentially duplicated input, and in a gaming client it may...
Xavier Portilla EdoGenkit Flows as senro Steps: Extremely Powerful AI Pipelines in Go
Put a Genkit flow inside a senro step and every model call becomes a cached, retryable graph node: change one document out of three, pay for one call.
Xavier Portilla EdoLangChainGo vs Genkit Go: Where Genkit Shines
The same production service written twice: RAG, tools, typed output, retries, fallback and tracing. 73 lines in Genkit Go against 272 in LangChainGo.
Xavier Portilla EdoDebugging senro Pipelines: Replay a Run, Shell Into a Live Step, Audit a Cache
Replay a run, open a shell inside a live step, and explain cache misses component by component: the field guide to debugging senro pipelines.
Xavier Portilla EdoBuilding a Real Pipeline with senro: Monorepos, Caching and Triggers
Workspaces, step caching, fanning out over every module in a monorepo, narrowing to what changed, and webhook triggers: senro for everyday pipelines.
Xavier Portilla EdoAzure Key Vault Secrets That Reconcile Themselves in Go, with mamori
Your Go service resolved the Key Vault secret once at boot. mamori watches Key Vault and reconciles new versions into the running process, no restart.
Jules RobineauGo 1.27 Detects Goroutine Leaks. I Tested It on Mine
Go 1.27 ships a goroutine leak profile. I replayed my real production leaks (SSE, workers, contexts): what it catches, what it misses, and how to use it.
Shreyas YadavAdding MapReduce to My Go Distributed File System
I had already built a small HDFS-style distributed file system in Go. (Part I) It has a controller...
Viktor LogvinovRill Concurrency Toolkit Seeks Feedback for v1.0 Release: Share Your Thoughts on Design and Functionality
Introduction Rill, a composable concurrency toolkit, has reached a critical juncture...
Tom EliasThey deleted the leaked secret. The attacker used it anyway.
The Anatomy of Non-Human & Agent Access Drift in 2026 Most access reviews still start with a...
Chen YuanYour Go Module Path Should Outlive GitHub: Designing Stable Import Paths
Iain Cambridge recently described a company that ended up using GitLab, GitHub, and Azure DevOps at the same time because moving code between hosts had become t
Benjamin TouchardSQLite or PostgreSQL: one codebase, two engines, one env var
How to write a SaaS that runs unmodified on both engines, when SQLite is genuinely enough in production, and what it costs to keep the portability.
Inheremiglite v0.8.0: ship migrations inside the binary
The last post about miglite covered v0.4.0 in June. Since then it shipped four releases and 69...
Matt CockayneI graded every package for how badly it wants to leave
Twenty-seven packages, four marks each, out of ten. The interesting column wasn't the one I expected, and one row explained the whole programme.
Mark0harness(gitness) registry webhook sort_order blind SQL injection
A blind SQL injection vulnerability has been discovered in Harness (Gitness), an open-source platform...