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Alexander Sandberg

by Alexander Sandberg on alexandersandberg.comWebsite

Software tinkerer. Creating, exploring, learning. Keeping it simple. Carefully crafting apps at SoFi and on my own.

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Ranwhat.com

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Flight recorder and secret scanner for AI coding agents. Reads what Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and 17 more ran, and flags risky actions and leaked keys. Runs locally, no telemetry, MIT. - Matij...

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Production bugs happen. Fix the gap, not just the bug.

by Benjamin Cane on bencane.comArticle

Software bugs happen; how you handle them is what matters. You’ve probably heard the saying, “If you build it, you should be willing to support it.” But I think real engineering ownership goes beyond supporting what you’ve built. It’s about taking responsibility when things go wrong. I don’t mean…

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All new Windows Phone 7.5 Mango APIs

on justinangel.netArticle

Hi folks, In this article I’d like to present all the new Windows Phone 7.5 Mango APIs. The goal is to inform developers who aren’t familiar with Mango of what new APIs are available. Since there are “1,500” new APIs we won’t be able to deep-dive into APIs with code samples. We’ll examine the new…

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“Software Factory” vs. “Software Garden”

by Ryan X. Charles on astrohacker.comArticle

Two ways to think about building software with super intelligent agents. A factory turns issues into deployments. A garden grows a living codebase. What each one gets right, where each one breaks, and what a product for each would look like.

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J Lopes

on jlopes.euWebsite

Portfolio of J Lopes, frontend developer and creative problem-solver, living between design and development. Explore my works, experimental tools and writings.

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