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20:07
2026-05-22
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web3

Web3 Apps You Can Build With Token Extensions

This article explains how developers can use Solana's Token 2022 extensions to build various Web3 applications without custom smart contracts. It outlines four specific use cases: subscription tokens …

19:40
2026-05-22
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artificial-intelligence

From Assistants to Agents: My Take on Google I/O 2026

Based solely on the provided text, Google I/O 2026 marked a major shift as Google fully embraced agentic AI, reframing Gemini as an ecosystem of models and tools designed to act on behalf of users. Ke…

19:36
2026-05-22
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cybersecurity

Learning Progress Pt.16

The user spent their sixteenth day of learning completing an Access Control lab and writing two Python scripts: a basic TCP port scanner and a word guesser game. They have shifted from using AI-genera…

19:35
2026-05-22
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artificial-intelligence

From Unfinished Idea to Real Product: My BuildGenAI Comeback

The article describes the revival of BuildGenAI, an AI-powered assistant for construction and home planning that was originally started but left unfinished. The project was completed as part of the Gi…

19:34
2026-05-22
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artificial-intelligence

The Quiet Strategy

The article argues that while AI will transform knowledge work by automating tasks like writing, coding, and data analysis, the key to long-term success lies in a "quiet strategy" of patience and dept…

19:29
2026-05-22
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developer-tools

Cursor AI Pricing 2026: Is It Worth $20/Month?

In 2026, Cursor AI's Pro plan costs $20/month, making it the most expensive option compared to competitors like GitHub Copilot ($10/month) and Windsurf (free with a $15/month Pro tier). The article co…

19:28
2026-05-22
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artificial-intelligence

The Brilliant Person in Your Pocket

The article describes the author's initial skepticism toward on-device AI, specifically Google's Gemma 4 model, which they dismissed as inferior to cloud-based alternatives. After encountering discuss…

19:23
2026-05-22
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artificial-intelligence

Sloppification Is The New Obfuscation

The article argues that AI-generated code, while appearing clean and professional, creates "comprehension debt" because developers approve code they do not fully understand, unlike traditional obfusca…

19:22
2026-05-22
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developer-tools

What should happen when a repo does not run?

The article argues that when a repository fails to run, developers and AI agents are forced to manually reverse-engineer the codebase, relying on scattered documentation and tribal knowledge. It intro…

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