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Mmayaanderssonllmasajudge.hashnode.dev7h ago · 9 min read

I read the metric libraries of five widely-used eval tools. The metric was never the hard part.

Every LLM eval tool sells you the same headline: a big bag of ready-made metrics. Fifty of them. Seventy. Pick one, call evaluate(), get a number. The pitch works because it is true, and because it qu

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Ddanieleaccordo.hashnode.dev2d ago · 4 min read

If a coding agent builds your CRM, what should it refuse to do?

Ask Claude Code or Codex to build a custom CRM and it will usually optimize for what it can generate: objects, forms, routes, workflows, dashboards. The more important question is the inverse: What m

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ARAthan Reinesstdlib.hashnode.dev5d ago · 5 min read

Build for Inheritance

We are often rewarded for becoming indispensable, both in our professional and our personal relationships. There is satisfaction in being the person who understands the obscure subsystem, who remember

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HMHrutav Modhadriftjs.hashnode.dev5d ago · 2 min read

DriftJS: Reimagining the UI Framework with a Register-Based VM

The world of frontend frameworks is typically split between Virtual DOM approaches (React, Vue) and compiler-driven reactivity (Svelte, Solid). But what if there was another way? Enter DriftJS, an exp

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TTThorin Tabortmtabor.hashnode.devAug 4 · 16 min read

Orchestrator, planner, six specialists: a multi-agent pipeline that survived production

It's five o'clock on a Wednesday, and I have twelve tabs open across two monitors. Four of them are Google searches. One is a Biostars thread from a few months back that I've had bookmarked for three

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ACAbhay Chetrybundlediff.hashnode.devAug 2 · 4 min read

How I Built an Open-Source GitHub Action to Catch PR Bundle Bloat (TypeScript, Edge API, and Supabase)

Intro In modern web development—especially within ecosystems like React and Next.js—bundle bloat is a silent performance killer. A single npm install for a minor utility can pull in heavy transitive d

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DGDeepak Goyalblog.deepakgoyal.aiAug 2 · 10 min read

I stopped being my second brain's scheduler

I stopped being my second brain's scheduler Cadences that surface what's due, habits that flag a slipping streak, and a live HUD that watches the vault — and it ships without a single background cron.

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MMMarco Mornatiblog.mornati.netAug 1 · 8 min read

How I built gphoto2proton to migrate 354GB of Google Photos to Proton

If you're reading this, you're probably in the same boat I was: a happy Proton subscriber who wants to leave Google Photos behind, but can't find a straightforward migration path, especially if you're

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VSVishal Singhvishals.hashnode.devJul 31 · 2 min read

How I Built an Autonomous AI Tool Engine with MCP, Llama 3.3, and Automated Hugging Face Pipelines

Most AI tool directories suffer from two issues: they are statically hardcoded, and they break when you search by intent instead of exact keywords. I built AI Tool Hunter V2 to solve this—turning a ba

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Ccircuitrockscircuitrocks.hashnode.devJul 31 · 2 min read

SensWear Puts an Open Source Wearable Stack on the nRF54L15

Smart rings, health-monitoring patches, and fitness bands land on crowdfunding pages almost every month, and behind nearly all of them sits the same slow grind: design a custom board, write the firmwa

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I read the metric libraries of five widely-used eval tools. The metric was never the hard part.

If a coding agent builds your CRM, what should it refuse to do?

Build for Inheritance

DriftJS: Reimagining the UI Framework with a Register-Based VM

Orchestrator, planner, six specialists: a multi-agent pipeline that survived production

How I Built an Open-Source GitHub Action to Catch PR Bundle Bloat (TypeScript, Edge API, and Supabase)

I stopped being my second brain's scheduler

How I built gphoto2proton to migrate 354GB of Google Photos to Proton

How I Built an Autonomous AI Tool Engine with MCP, Llama 3.3, and Automated Hugging Face Pipelines

SensWear Puts an Open Source Wearable Stack on the nRF54L15