AI Development
From Code to Clinic: Why I’m Swapping SOAP for ASPO in my Medical Practice
Discover why a physician and software developer is moving away from traditional SOAP notes in favor of the ASPO model.
Developer Tools
Productivity
termide: Your free open-source Curser and Antigravity Alternative from your Terminal
As, you know I’m a sucker for a clean workflow. But as AI agents, think Claude Code, Aider, and Gemini CLI, have started doing more of the heavy lifting, my traditional IDE started feeling... a bit crowded. That’s why I’ve been living in termide lately. If you
system tools
OpenScreen: Desktop Screen Sharing Over the Network (Free App)
What is OpenScreen? OpenScreen is a free and open-source desktop application for screen sharing over the Network! Features * You can show the whole screen * You can show the window of a specific application * You are viewing a demo in a browser -> you can do it from a computer,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Anthropic Shoots Itself in the Foot: How a "Technical Error" Sparked the Biggest Earthquake in Coding
In the world of Silicon Valley, there are mistakes that cost you millions, and then there are mistakes that cost you control. What Anthropic did recently wasn't just a technical slip-up; it was a brutal lesson in the power of the community when it decides to break a
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
oh-my-claudecode; Your Own Teams-first Multi-agent Orchestration for Claude Code
This is an incredible leap for anyone using Claude Code. If you’ve been following the evolution of AI-native coding tools, you know that Claude Code is already a beast, but a new open-source layer called oh-my-claudecode just turned it into a full-blown autonomous powerhouse. I wanted to break down
data science
SmallPond: The Lightweight Data Processing Framework That Makes Big Data Feel Simple
smallpond is a A lightweight data processing framework built on DuckDB and 3FS.
coding
The "Vibe Coding" Hangover: How Infinite Convenience is Eroding Our Code Discipline as Developers?
As We all have entered the golden age of "Vibe Coding.", It’s a flow state previously unimaginable, where ideas translate into executable code almost as fast as we can think them. We aren't just typing; we are conducting an orchestra of LLMs, synthesizing features in
Development
Why You Should Avoid Microservices (Unless You Are Actually Netflix)
In the world of software architecture, few buzzwords have held as much sway over the last decade as "microservices." It became the industry standard aspiration. The narrative was clear: monoliths are dinosaurs, clunky, slow, and hard to scale, while microservices are agile, modern, and future-proof. Read any engineering
Android
Termux: Why Your Android Phone is Actually a Secret Linux Server, DevOps Army Knife, and Hacking Tool? Top 20+ Packages!
Let’s be clear here for a second. If you have an Android phone, then uou are walking around with a device in your pocket that is likely more powerful than the laptop you owned ten years ago. Yet, most of us use that raw computing power to scroll through
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
What a Toon is that and why it is important for AI developers
What is TOON? TOON (Token-Oriented Object Notation) is a compact, human-readable data serialization format specifically designed to reduce token usage when feeding structured data to Large Language Models (LLMs). It’s not intended as a replacement for JSON in APIs or storage, but rather as a highly efficient way to
Developer Tools
Grably: Is a Free App to Download and Transcribe Media
Grably is a free, open-source, privacy-first desktop app built with Tauri and TypeScript that lets you download and transcribe media from the web — all in one place, without ads, tracking, or subscriptions. Think of it as your personal media assistant for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter (X), and over 1,000
Developer Tools
Stop Alt-Tabbing with Gemini CLI; Terminal-Based AI Co-Pilot!
If you are a developer, a sysadmin, or just someone who lives in the command line, you know the struggle. You are deep in the "flow state," debugging a complex script or orchestrating a deployment, and you hit a wall. You need an answer. Usually, this means: 1.