Articles tagged "Technology"
Articles tagged with "Technology"
Why Your LLM Keeps Inventing JSON Keys (And What I Did About It)
I was spending more time debugging JSON parsing failures than building features. After benchmarking 10 LLMs across 4 scenarios, I discovered the real problem wasn't the models - it was my schema design. Here's what I learned.
Stop Manually Tracking Development Ports: I Built an Automated Solution
Tired of manually tracking ports across development projects? I was maintaining a text file like a caveman until LLM agents forced me to automate. Here's devports, the npm package that eliminates port conflicts across git worktrees and lets AI agents manage multi-service development environments without manual intervention.
3 Months of AI-First Development: The Real Results and What I Learned
The honest results from building with AI-optimised architecture using TypeScript, Vite, and Radix UI: what worked, what failed, and the hidden dangers that almost derailed everything.
How AI-First Architecture Made Me 3x Faster: The Design Decisions That Changed Everything
After ditching Next.js for radical separation of concerns, I'm shipping features 3x faster with AI assistance. Here's the architecture that made AI actually useful—and why returning to 'waterfall' practices is the secret.
Understanding OAuth 2.0 Refresh Tokens
A comprehensive guide to OAuth 2.0 refresh tokens using a theme park analogy. Learn how refresh tokens balance security with user experience, and understand token rotation for detecting compromised credentials.
How Apple can Ethically unlock the iPhone for the FBI
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Is Fingerprint Authentication Breeding Insecurity?
So, should you be concerned about the security implications of giving your fingerprint to your phone?
The Nothing to Hide argument
"If you aren't doing anything illegal why would you care if someone captures your license plate number?" "If I'm not doing anything illegal, why do the police need to record my license plate number?" ...
Banks going Biometric
- something you know, - something you have, - something you are.
Privacy and Security in a Mobile Phone World
This question, though, was met with silence, a pause, a smile and a one line response: "I'll have to write a whole blog post about that topic!"
VPSLand Staff: illiterate, incompetent or just don't care?
Time passed, servers churned, and for the most I was happy. Then MooBox's VPS dropped off the face of the ether. An email to support had the issue resolved in slightly more time that I'd hoped and all...
Will Cloud Computing Violate your Privacy and Security?
That's what I understood from the show. I'm not entirely sure how Chrome fits in to the equation, but I'll get to that later.
