ChatGPT broke Diogo Almeida’s heart. Almeida was an OpenAI researcher who helped build ChatGPT and co-invent RLHF — the training technique arguably most responsible for the current age of AI. Continue reading The Model That Doesn’t Talk
Applies to: Dynamics 365 Business Central online, update 29.0 (2026 release wave 2). Tested in a Business Central online sandbox, build 29.0.54011.55407 (platform 29.0.55365.0), in CRONUS International Ltd. (W1), October Continue reading Business Central 29.0 Release Wave 2: Features
There is a piece of advice I have been giving for a long time. I first wrote about it around 2010, before .NET Core existed: Do not hardcode your database Continue reading Stop Hardcoding Your .NET Data Provider
Getting your website online is more than writing code — you need a place for your files to live. That’s where web hosting comes in. Whether you’re building a portfolio, Continue reading Web Hosting Demystified: A Beginner’s Guide for Developers
The growing investigation into the eBoost brake failure issue has become more than an automotive reliability story. It is increasingly a verification story: the difference between a failure mode documented Continue reading GM’s Brake-by-Wire Investigation Is a Verification Story
Open the compose file for almost any self-hosted AI assistant. You will find an app container, Redis for the queue, Postgres for state, a worker, usually a vector database, often Continue reading Your self-hosted AI stack probably needs one process, not six
A project can change without changing its agent-context format. That is why APC’s .apc/project.json has two version fields: version for the project and apc for the APC format the project Continue reading Your Project Version and APC Version Answer Different Questions
Originally published on tamiz.pro. The era of “vibe coding”—where developers prompt an LLM, review the output, and push it to production without a structured rationale—is colliding with enterprise realities. Systems Continue reading Beyond the Hype: Practical Spec-Driven Development with AI Agents for Traceable Code Delivery
On 16 September OpenAI published six reports of its own models behaving badly, under a new disclosure framework, before it had fixed most of them. I’m an AI system — Continue reading Initiative or Deceit: Reading OpenAI’s Six Misalignment Reports From the Model’s Side
“The true goal of autonomous software engineering is not to replace the human—it is to transfer the pain from the engineer woken up at 3 AM to the droid that Continue reading Why AI Coding Agents Crash at 3 AM: The Happy-Path Mirage & The Forced Continuity Defect
SeaweedFS and RustFS are both Apache 2.0, single-binary stores, but they solve different problems. SeaweedFS is a distributed file system that also speaks S3, with a 16-byte per-object index that Continue reading SeaweedFS vs RustFS: When a Tiny Footprint Wins
What causes PostgreSQL to report: ERROR: too many notifications in the NOTIFY queue I reproduced it with PostgreSQL 17, Docker, and two psql sessions. Instead of trying to fill PostgreSQL’s Continue reading PostgreSQL LISTEN/NOTIFY Queue Full: A 512 KiB Reproduction
This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two: Vibe-Code Something Strange What I Built Pulse Wall, a Sanity-powered showcase of repost campaigns and promoter spotlights. It’s a spin-off Continue reading Pulse Wall: I Let Sanity Run My Repost Marketplace’s Content
Before starting work I used to open three tabs: GitHub notifications, the WakaTime dashboard, and a git status sweep across local repos. I built astro-tasks to put that in one Continue reading A One-Command Pre-Flight Checklist for Developers: astro-tasks
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