Hazem Abbas is a physician, AI developer, author here where he writes about open-source healthcare technology, privacy-first AI, and the intersection of medicine and machine learning. Linux-first user
Healthcare
Quick Summary: What Makes a Good AI Scribe for Psychiatry The best AI scribes for psychiatry are purpose-built for mental health workflows, not general medical scribes with a thin coat of psychiatric paint. Look for psychiatry-specific note structures (MSE, Psychiatric ROS, Psychotherapy Add-On), direct EHR integration, billing code suggestions, prior
software manager
For most developers, compliance can feel like a distant concern, something handled by legal or security teams after the product is built. But that approach doesn't hold up anymore. Today, security and compliance expectations are built directly into how software is designed, developed, and deployed. If you'
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The screen flickered with a soft, blue luminescence, casting long shadows across the room where the scent of freshly ground coffee mingled with the ozone of a hardworking CPU. My son sat beside me, his eyes reflecting the rapid-fire scrolling of code on the monitor. We weren't just
Vulnerability Scanner
An advanced AI-driven vulnerability scanner and penetration testing tool that integrates multiple AI providers (OpenAI, Grok, OLLAMA, Claude) with comprehensive security testing modules for automated bug hunting, intelligent payload generation, and professional reporting.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
If you’ve been following the open-source AI space, you might have seen DeerFlow hit #1 on GitHub Trending recently. And for good reason. Version 2.0 isn’t just an update; it’s a ground-up rewrite that changes how we think about autonomous agents. What is actually is DeerFlow?
network
tun2socks is a lightweight, high-performance tool that creates a virtual network interface (TUN device) on your system to transparently redirect all network traffic through a specified proxy server. By leveraging the gVisor TCP/IP stack (a user-space network stack originally developed by Google for sandboxing), it handles packet processing efficiently
Social Media
I remember the "Golden Age" of LinkedIn. It was around 2018. Back then, if you shared a raw, unfiltered story about a project failure or a late-night breakthrough, you’d wake up to a flurry of genuine comments. You knew the people replying. You could hear their voices
Healthcare
In the modern healthcare landscape, ensuring the quality of services is no longer just about manual checklists and periodic reviews. The sheer volume of clinical data makes traditional auditing slow, prone to human error, and often retrospective. AI-Driven Healthcare Auditing solves this by providing real-time, automated oversight across clinical workflows,
Open-source
Managing VPS instances usually leaves you with two bad choices: pay a monthly subscription for a "clean" SaaS panel, or deal with a clunky, resource-heavy open-source alternative. DockPanel just broke that cycle. It’s a Docker-native, Rust-based powerhouse that runs on a fraction of the RAM used by
2D design
I used to think design was about what you could see. The color of a button. The curve of a corner. The weight of a font. I thought design was the paint on the wall, the leather on the saddle, the shine on the bit. But after years of building,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Let’s be honest: the moment Anthropic dropped Claude Design, it felt like magic. You type a prompt, and out comes a polished, artifact-ready design. It was sleek. It was viral. And then, the hangover set in. Stop Renting Your Design Brain It’s closed. It’s cloud-only. It’s
My Books
I didn’t come to horses for fun. I didn’t ride because it looked “cool.” I rode because I was drowning. At the time, I was trapped in a marriage that had become a prison , years of silence and emotional neglect had hollowed me out until I felt like