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The post analyzes Cursor's experiment of running hundreds of autonomous coding agents to write a large-scale browser project, using planners, sub-planners, workers, and a judge to decide completion. It discusses build attempts, observations of rendering results, and the role of conformance references like WhatWG specs. The piece reflects on the feasibility, challenges, and near-term potential of AI-assisted coding at scale.
SQLite's ALTER TABLE support is limited compared to other DBs; the article explains permitted operations (rename table, rename column, add column, drop column), outlines two genera…
QMD is an on-device search engine for Markdown notes, meeting transcripts, and documentation that blends BM25 full-text search with vector semantic search and LLM-based re-ranking,…
Velox brings a Tauri-like runtime to Swift, enabling desktop apps built with HTML frontends and Swift backends. The README covers build modes (Standard and Local Development), a Ve…
Krebs on Security reports that the Kimwolf IoT botnet has infected more than 2 million devices by using residential proxies to relay commands and scan local networks for additional…