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Artificial Intelligence • Jul 09, 2026 5 Reasons Why I Vibe Coded a Mandarin Learning Tool As an American adopted from China, I have always wanted to learn Mandarin. I recently used Claude to vibe code my own flashcard app.
AI for Developers • Jul 08, 2026 Where the LLM Helped, and Where It Didn’t: Designing a Hard Comparison UI While generating comparison concepts with a model, I had to change the team's approach; the AI couldn't have asked the question that mattered.
AI for Developers • Jul 07, 2026 Permission Fatigue Is a Security Risk — Here’s How I Improved It in Claude Code Every permission prompt is supposed to be a checkpoint where a human looks at what the AI is about to do and decides whether it's safe.
Developer Tools • Jul 06, 2026 Swagger In A Box: NPM, APIs, and Swagger Codegen Using Swagger Codegen to create NPM packages for the sake of maintaining inter-layer consistency and integrity.
Artificial Intelligence • Jul 05, 2026 Bias and the Myth of the Objective Machine AI is genuinely good at like pattern recognition, speed, and repetition at scale. That also makes any bias it has dangerous.
