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Transitioning from GUI driven development to AI agent driven development(stevechikwiri.substack.com)
1 points by zikani_03 22h ago|0 comments
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by zikani_03 16d ago
Nice, looks like a great release. UI looks like it got a nice touch up and also cool to see that the project has AI powered object masking using onnx models: https://github.com/OpenShot/openshot-onnx .
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Workshop: Sandboxed development environments on Ubuntu with a single command(discourse.ubuntu.com)
3 points by zikani_03 4mo ago|0 comments
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by zikani_03 4mo ago
I was going to share a link to this. Thank you for making `cs`, I use it both with LLMs and directly in the terminal, despite not performing indexing it's pretty fast for my needs. Also definitely planning to try out semble.
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by zikani_03 4mo ago
This was an interesting thread to read as a Malawian living right here in Malawi and frustrated about our situation. As the article mentions, we have a lot of things going for us that should have us in a better situation - very few natural
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Code search tool that understands code structure and ranks results by relevance(github.com)
1 points by zikani_03 4mo ago|0 comments
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Anthropic's Boris Cherny: Why Coding Is Solved, and What Comes Next [video](youtube.com)
4 points by zikani_03 4mo ago|1 comments
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Hermit – uniform tooling for Linux and Mac(github.com)
13 points by zikani_03 5mo ago|2 comments
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CPanel and WHM Authentication Bypass – CVE-2026-41940(labs.watchtowr.com)
158 points by zikani_03 5mo ago|59 comments
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by zikani_03 5mo ago
This is a neat trick for a quick visual presentation, thanks!
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by zikani_03 5mo ago
pom.xml and package.json came up on couple of separate projects I ran the commands on. Which makes sense because the versions get bumped rather frequently. I guess context matters, as usual.
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by zikani_03 6mo ago
Nice, this seems interesting. I don't use Obsidian (I use Logseq) but this has given me a couple of ideas for a CRM I am building (it's currently in a Personal Relationship manager phase which I've found useful for about a ye
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by zikani_03 7mo ago
I also thought the same thing. Had to double take and scroll to see I'm not alone. It's an interesting phenomenon, I suspect the title was too on the nose that it invokes an immediate reaction. Anyways, I wish more people comment
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by zikani_03 7mo ago
I'm still working on basi[0], a Playwright alternative syntax/tool. I am curious about using LightPanda as an optional headless browser for it and wrote about it here[1] [0]: https://github.com/zikani03/basi
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by zikani_03 7mo ago
Postgres can definitely handle a lot of use cases; background job scheduling always had me tempted to reach for something like rabbitmq but so far happy enough with riverqueue[0] for Go projects. [0]: https://riverqueue.com/
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ONNX Based Generative AI LLMs in Java with Project Babylon by Adam Sotona [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zikani_03 7mo ago|0 comments
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African Genius Makes Old Engines Work Better Than New Ones [video](youtube.com)
2 points by zikani_03 8mo ago|0 comments
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by zikani_03 8mo ago
Where I come from (Malawi, Africa), WhatsApp is so widespread that most people prefer it over email - to the extent that people don't really check their e-mails unless it's required for work or they are applying for something. For
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by zikani_03 8mo ago
> "Buying tools for the thing is not doing the thing." This one hit me right in the feels, I have been buying more woodworking/DIY tools than the projects I've worked on with them.
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by zikani_03 8mo ago
https://zikani.me - My site https://code.zikani.me - My Hashnode Blog (planning to self-host soon) https://blog.nndi.cloud - My startup's blog
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by zikani_03 8mo ago
Hi Eric, this is very nice work! I played with this and love the idea and execution. I have had similar thoughts about how chatting with AI seems to lack some of the elements you mention that we get from talking to other people. I appreciat
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by zikani_03 9mo ago
This has inspired me to move my personal blog to Hugo aswell. I have been using Hashnode[0] for the past few years and while it's okay, they recently automatically deleted one of my blog posts which was written in my local language, Ch
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by zikani_03 9mo ago
I would rather use semantic elements for the examples like the one in the article and use web components/custom elements where appropriate. Web Components are underrated for sure. I had a need for a custom element[0] and it was not dif
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by zikani_03 9mo ago
Thanks for all the great work. How good is the model at composing actions and is there a way to say, give the model ability to scope actions, for example if actions are related to permissions or some other context? Would one need to pass th
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by zikani_03 9mo ago
absolutely revolutionary! ;)
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by zikani_03 10mo ago
Nice, this looks interesting. Somewhat related is a project we worked on within Golang community in Malawi: https://github.com/golang-malawi/geneveev It supports converting types to Zod schemas and Dart classes. Never
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Show HN: Hypalink – Web Component for organizing links on websites and web apps(github.com)
1 points by zikani_03 10mo ago|0 comments
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by zikani_03 10mo ago
I'm working on basi, an alternative/syntax to writing Playwright: https://github.com/zikani03/basi Trying to keep it simple but I can already feel some "design pressure" to think about making the DS
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by zikani_03 11mo ago
Looks interesting and good use case for introducing folks to extending web apps with WASM functionality. Used a similar technique using tinygo wasm builds (without Vite ofcourse) on toy project where WASM based functionality acted as a fall
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by zikani_03 11mo ago
Mass assignment problems sometimes also come from (improper?) use of frameworks. This goes beyond frameworks and more about how thorough the testing and review of how the user account modification and access control is done.

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