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Aug 17 2026

Cline in production: the autonomous code agent for VS Code I use with deliberate constraints

Cline can create files, run commands, and open the browser autonomously from inside VS Code. That sounds like productivity. It also smells like risk if you haven't thought through the permissions before you start. My thesis: the mental model matters more than the tool.

Aug 17 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · LLM

9′
Jun 08 2026

HyperFrames Explains Itself: Building a Reproducible Technical Video From HTML

I used HyperFrames to build a video about HyperFrames, then published the whole process: source, commands, mistakes, screenshots, audio, captions, renders, and evidence.

Jun 08 2026 · 6′ · Experiments · javascript · developer tools

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Jun 07 2026

Cline Official Docs Summary: What VS Code's Autonomous Coding Agent Actually Does (Two-Week Test)

Cline's official docs describe an autonomous coding agent for VS Code with an approval loop, auto-approve modes, and multi-provider support. Here's what those docs say — plus what two weeks of real use on a TypeScript project taught me that the docs don't.

Jun 07 2026 · 11′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · developer tools

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May 02 2026

Spotify Verified for Human Artists: What It Signals for Code, Content, and My Own Blog

Spotify's "human artist" badge hit 243 points on HN. This isn't a music industry problem. It's a leading indicator. If music already needs to prove a human made it, code and posts are next — and nobody has the stack to handle it yet.

May 02 2026 · 9′ · Opinion · npm · claude code

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Apr 30 2026

Ghostty Leaves GitHub: What My Usage Logs Say About Devs' Real Dependency on Microsoft Platforms

Ghostty isn't leaving GitHub — it's pointing out that nobody should've given it that much power in the first place. I audited my own usage logs: CI, releases, issues, Pages. The numbers are uncomfortable.

Apr 30 2026 · 8′ · Opinion · devops · github

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Apr 24 2026

Claude Code quality reports: I ran the same prompts that broke everyone and here's what my logs showed

742 points on HN about Claude Code quality reports. Anthropic published a reassuring update. I opened my logs from the last 90 days and ran the same prompts the community keeps complaining about. The answer wasn't what I expected.

Apr 24 2026 · 8′ · Experiments · TypeScript · claude code

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Apr 23 2026

Zed Parallel Agents: I Tested Them in My Real Workflow — Here's What Changed (and What Didn't)

229 points on HN, trending everywhere. I ran Zed's parallel agents against my Claude Code setup and measured where each one wins. Spoiler: parallelization solves the wrong problem if your bottleneck is context, not speed.

Apr 23 2026 · 8′ · Experiments · TypeScript · claude code

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Apr 22 2026

Claude Code on the Pro Plan: If They Pull It, That Says Everything About Who Anthropic Actually Cares About

I have the numbers from my last few weeks running Claude Code on the Pro plan. If Anthropic moves it to Max or Team only, that's not a pricing decision — it's a statement of intent about who actually matters in their ecosystem.

Apr 22 2026 · 8′ · Opinion · claude code · ai tools

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Apr 19 2026

The Trust Problem Emacs Solved That AI Agents Are Ignoring

Emacs has spent decades thinking about how to safely grant real system access to unaudited plugins. In 2025, the AI agent ecosystem has the exact same problem — and isn't even having the conversation.

Apr 19 2026 · 8′ · Reflections · seguridad · developer tools

8′

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  • Open Data and Creativity2
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  • Awesome Curated1
See all

Clusters

  • Software architecture
  • TypeScript in production
  • Security and operations
  • Agents and LLMs with judgment

Categories

  • Experiments99
  • Tutorials96
  • Opinion44
  • Reflections18
  • Technology8
  • History6

Tags

  • #TypeScript
  • #arquitectura
  • #nextjs
  • #railway
  • #java
  • #LLM
  • #postgresql
  • #ia
  • #prisma
  • #software-architecture
  • #firma-digital
  • #AI

Popular

  1. 01pnpm vs npm vs yarn vs bun: The Real Comparison Nobody Gives You in 2025
  2. 02Next.js App Router: The Guide I Wish I Had When I Migrated from Pages Router
  3. 03TypeScript: The Patterns I Actually Use Every Single Day
  4. 04Docker for Node.js Developers: From Zero to Production Without Losing Your Mind
  5. 05Your Digital Signing Cryptography Has an Expiration Date: What NIST Published and How to Migrate Your HSM

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