Make Vim macros fun to work with | pawelgrzybek.com
Vim is a superb tool for repeating changes. The dot command and macros are insanely powerful, but it is worth knowing a few little tricks to work with them efficiently.
I gave a talk last night at Claude Code Anonymous in San Francisco, the unofficial meetup for coding agent enthusiasts. I decided to talk about a dichotomy I’ve been struggling …
Claude Code for web—a new asynchronous coding agent from Anthropic
Anthropic launched Claude Code for web this morning. It’s an asynchronous coding agent—their answer to OpenAI’s Codex Cloud and Google’s Jules, and has a very similar shape. I had preview …
Announcing a New Framework for Securing AI-Generated Code
Software teams worldwide now rely on AI coding agents to boost productivity and streamline code creation. But security hasn’t kept up. AI-generated code
project-codeguard/rules: Project CodeGuard is an AI model-agnostic security framework and ruleset that embeds secure-by-default practices into AI coding workflows (generation and review). It ships core security rules, translators for popular coding agents, and validators to test rule compliance.
Project CodeGuard is an AI model-agnostic security framework and ruleset that embeds secure-by-default practices into AI coding workflows (generation and review). It ships core security rules, tran...
Getting DeepSeek-OCR working on an NVIDIA Spark via brute force using Claude Code
DeepSeek released a new model yesterday: DeepSeek-OCR, a 6.6GB model fine-tuned specifically for OCR. They released it as model weights that run using PyTorch and CUDA. I got it running …
Serialization and deserialization without blowing React | Ori Livni’s Notes
Let’s say you have a string source of data. You need to read and write from it. You don’t really have much to do with string so you’d deserialize it and use JSON.parse(…) and when you need to serialize it again, you’d use JSON.stringify(…). […]
When it comes to test organization, Go’s standard testing library only gives you a few
options. I think that’s a great thing because there are fewer details to remember and fewer
things to onboard people to. However, during code reviews, I often see people contravene a
few common conventions around test organization, especially those who are new to the
language.
If we distill the most common questions that come up when organizing tests, they are:
pqr.sql: Generate QR Codes with Pure SQL in PostgreSQL - Tanel Poder Consulting
As my cat woke me up way too early for a Saturday morning, I decided to put all this extra time (and my ChatGPT Pro subscription) into good use and generated a QR-code generator for PostgreSQL, written as a single pure SQL statement. No external libraries or Postgres extension installation needed!
I did this purely for fun and learning, I don’t think this is going to be the best way for generating QR codes in production. - Linux, Oracle, SQL performance tuning and troubleshooting - consulting & training.