Logistics of Restraint
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Hey, happy Tuesday. How was your long weekend? I hope it involved a little Windows 98-style downtime , maybe some pickleball with Andre Agassi , a dive into the origins of the newly UN-endorsed Equal Earth map , a few examples of GPT-6 Astra blowing minds .
ASML, TSMC and Samsung are adopting larger chip photomasks that will boost manufacturing yields and lower costs.
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Satellogic has appointed Frank D. “Trey” Whitworth as president, giving the day-to-day running of a commercial Earth-imaging company to the man who directed America’s spy-satellite intelligence agency until 10 months ago. The appointment was announced today by the company.
Sam Altman gave Axios two interviews four days apart. In the first he said the next generation of AI models would be “sobering for everybody”. In the second he said this is the best time in the world to start a company.
The last post built a password + Google sign-in MVP with brkpt-auth . This one makes two changes to that same project, the kind that come up naturally as a product grows, and checks what moved. Adding a unique username, without giving up email sign-in Say the product now needs a public, unique ...
The last post in this series looked at why hand-rolled NestJS auth tends to accumulate glue code as real requirements pile up, and introduced brkpt-auth : full source code installed into your project, structured around interfaces (ports) you implement (adapters), so your database and token logic ...
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Also available in Español The Problem A dropdown needs to open. A modal needs to appear. A nav link needs to show which section the reader is currently in.
Every NestJS project has this moment. Sign-up and sign-in work. Password hashing works.
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I built Itachi Quantum Studio , a browser-based quantum simulation platform that combines a C++20 simulation core with an interactive WebGL frontend. You can try the live platform here: https://itachi-quantum. onrender.
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AI-generated pull requests are getting better at looking finished. That is exactly why I review them with a small, repeatable bar instead of trusting a green check, a long summary, or my first impression. Here is the tight version of my 10-minute review.
Developing story — details emerging. Check the source link for the latest updates.
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AI hype follows a rhythm: roughly every three years, the architecture everyone is betting on gets replaced by something newer. The next shift is already forming in research labs. What follows is a tour of the strongest candidates to replace the transformer, and of the evidence that the shift is...
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A warehouse management system implementation is not complete when the software is installed. It is complete when warehouse employees can receive, locate, move, pick, pack, ship, and investigate inventory using records they can trust. The difficult part is rarely the login screen or the first su...