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HomeLog 1.2 — full history per asset, receipts optional
When a contractor asks “when was this last serviced?” you want one place for that system. HomeLog 1…
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Wiring CoreML ANE Execution to Swift Concurrency: Scheduling On-Device Inference Without Blocking the Main Actor
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HomeLog 1.1 — warranties, re-log, and yearly costs
Filter changes repeat. Warranties end quietly. Budget season wants totals. HomeLog 1.1 tightens tho…
Building a High-Performance Luxury E-Commerce UI with React & Tailwind CSS — Introducing GoldQ 💎
Building e-commerce platforms for high-end luxury brands requires a strike between pixel-perfect vis…
HomeLog: private home maintenance that stays on your device
Furnace filters, water heaters, annual HVAC visits — easy to forget. Spreadsheets scatter serial num…
TV 3.0: Como o Brasil está reconstruindo a TV aberta sobre uma pilha IP
Muita gente enxerga a TV aberta como uma tecnologia pronta, quase parada no tempo. Não é. O Brasil e…
TV 3.0: How Brazil is quietly rebuilding broadcast TV on an IP stack
Most people picture broadcast television as finished technology, more or less frozen in time. It isn…
How to fix React "Maximum update depth exceeded" error and why it happens
The first time I started working with React, I completely fell in love with it(not literally but...)…
ECB reference rates vs live FX feeds: what 'updated once a day' actually costs you
Most currency-conversion needs in a typical web app — pricing pages, invoicing, displaying a rough c…
QR code error correction levels: L vs M vs Q vs H, and when the tradeoff is actually worth it
Every QR code has a Reed-Solomon error-correction level baked in — L (~7% recovery), M (~15%), Q (~2…
You don't want a git issue tracker. You want issues that live next to your code.
Every few months a developer works it out from first principles, usually in a thread on r/git or Hac…