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As we know, npm packages are getting hacked day by day. From malicious package injections to supply chain attacks, dependency management is no longer just about keeping things updated — Continue reading 🚨 npm Vulnerabilities Are Growing — A Practical Defense Using OSV.dev in React Native
A technical team spent months warning their leadership about critical security issues in their own infrastructure. Missing security headers. Third-party trackers running without consent on government-connected portals. Configurations that any Continue reading The Insider Screamed. The Outsider Whispered. Same Truth, Different Volume.
How to Supercharge Your AI Coding Workflow with Oh My Codex If you’ve been using OpenAI’s Codex CLI for any length of time, you’ve probably noticed something: it’s powerful, but Continue reading How to Supercharge Your AI Coding Workflow with Oh My Codex
Introduction I’ve been thinking about transformer architecture a lot lately not just as an ML practitioner, but as someone who has spent years in engineering teams, watching how the best Continue reading Q, K, V : The Three Things Every Great Tech Lead Does Without Knowing It
Introduction Generative AI has fundamentally shifted how we approach work, from writing and coding to research and problem-solving. For the past year, I used ChatGPT Business almost daily at work Continue reading Deploying LibreChat on Amazon ECS using Terraform
I just open sourced something I wish existed when I started building data pipelines. Meet dcvpg — Data Contract Validator & Pipeline Guardian 🛡️ The problem: data teams spend hours Continue reading dcvpg — Data Contract Validator & Pipeline Guardian 🛡️
From Intent Classification to Open-Ended Action Spaces: Why Mobile Testing Needed a New Paradigm I’m the creator of Drengr, an MCP server that gives AI agents eyes and hands on Continue reading From Intent Classification to Open-Ended Action Spaces: Why Mobile Testing Needed a New Paradigm
I got tired of switching between 10 tabs while debugging… so I built this If you’ve worked with APIs, JSON, or tokens, you’ve probably had this moment: You start debugging Continue reading I got tired of switching between 10 tabs while debugging… so I built this
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