what is kitty keyboard protocol? i was reading about the architecture of a CLI tool, and i came across this keyboard protocol. it is a modern way for terminals to report key events to applications. so traditional terminals only tells you - a key was pressed, often through

today, i came across an interesting philosophical problem-solving principle - occam's razor. "entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity" it tells us to prefer the simplest explanation with the fewest assumptions when solving problems. and i think we intuitively

dbms - client/server model and internals 1. client/server model - db usually works in a client/server model - server: dbms itself, where the data lives and queries are processed - client: app that asks the server for data eg. - you open an e-commerce website - website backend

strangler fig pattern it's a migration pattern used when you have to replace or modernize an existing/legacy system gradually, instead of doing a risky "big bang" rewrite. so let's say that you have a monolith handling authentication, payments, product catalog, and you want to

finally, finally, finally - claude sonnet 4.5 is here and is now the world's leading coding and agentic ai model - it excels at real-world software coding (swe bench verified), showing sota results and handling multi-step tasks for over 30 hours - huge leap in compute use

Just read "The Accidental CTO" by Subhash Choudhary. This book is raw, unfiltered, providing valuable insights. I think this is the way everyone should learn about system design. We do cram concepts but learning the WHY and WHEN is more important. This book talks about that. How

comet by perplexity is now publicly available!

openai-devday #1 - codex - codex is now generally available for everyone - developers can use codex in their editor, terminal, cloud, and more - it runs on gpt-5-codex, already served 40+ trillion tokens in 3 weeks - new slack integration: mention Codex magazine to delegate coding

openai-devday #2 - apps - openai just dropped a new generation of apps you can chat with, inside chatgpt - devs can start building today using the new apps sdk, based on the open model context protocol - apps appear in chat when you need them, chatgpt can suggest them or you

openai-devday #3 - agentkit - openai launched agentkit: a powerful toolkit for building, deploying, and optimizing AI agents - it includes agent builder (visual canvas), connector registry (central data & tool management), and chatkit (customizable chat-based agent experiences)

you're absolutely right!

Is it just me or do you also feel like every idea you get already exists somewhere out there? You finally think you've got a fresh idea, then find a startup, GitHub repo, or Reddit thread already doing it. And then you start wondering if you'll ever escape your job because

github copilot joins the club

wtfffff

anthropic has acquired bun. crazy.

groww is down, who is next

thought of visiting downdetector to find out it's down too - culprit cloudflare

it's back