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42m ago · 2 min read · I build a CLI that scans a directory full of projects and runs npm audit --json on each one to find vulnerabilities. It worked but it felt slow. Every project waited for the previous one to finish bef

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How I Built yt-cli: A Terminal YouTube Player with SponsorBlock, Infinite Radio, and Downloads

16h ago · 3 min read · Why I built yt-cli As a student developer, I spend a lot of time inside the terminal. I use it for coding, running local AI models, managing containers with Docker, and experimenting with tools inside

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Agentic AI and Effective Prompting

1d ago · 12 min read · In the last post about RAGs we went through some basic ways of finding similarities in texts, but it's quite obvious that it's a far cry from all the sophisticated ways in which AI works right now. So

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Why Working Repos Still Fail New Contributors

1d ago · 6 min read · Maintaining a software project is not only about keeping the code working. It is also about keeping the path to a working repo understandable for everyone else. New contributors need to know what to i

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3a: A Format and Tooling for Creating ASCII Animations

2d ago · 9 min read · Most people in tech have probably seen ASCII art at some point, and it has been written about plenty of times already, but let’s do the obligatory intro anyway. ASCII art is a way to draw using plain

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Backslash Functions in Linux

3d ago · 1 min read · Even though Linux normally uses slash (/) in the command and file path as in this article, Linux users need to use backslash (\) in some circumstances. Line continuation echo hello \ world is basical

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ls Command in Linux

3d ago · 9 min read · After you understand the cd command here, you also need to understand the ls command. It stands for list and is basically to show the list of contents in a directory. For further usage, it can be cust

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Building trade-ops-cli: A Safer, Faster Terminal Workflow for Broker APIs

3d ago · 5 min read · Broker APIs are powerful. They are also the kind of powerful where one careless script can make your day very interesting. So I built trade-ops-cli, a terminal-based broker operations tool designed ar

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Working with Path and cd Command

5d ago · 5 min read · The very first basic Linux command to understand is the cd command. We use it to move to a directory. Think of a directory like a folder in Windows. However, before we go further into the cd command,

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I got tired of switching terminals - so I built logsnap

5d ago · 2 min read · A while back I was trying to install an audio driver on my laptop. Every time I tried a different configuration, I had to check three different log files to see what went wrong. Three terminals open,

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