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Google just quietly doubled its AI intelligence with Gemini 3.1 – here's what it does
2+ min ago (399+ words) This core reasoning upgrade just made Gemini smarter Google has introduced a new Gemini update which makes the whole AI smarter - more than doubling the score achieved by 3 Pro. This upgrade should mean the new 3.1 Pro is ideal for more…...
The Ghost in the Tokenizer: How Subword Tokenization Invisibly Shapes What Your Prompt 'Means' to the Model
13+ min ago (593+ words) You type "unexpectedly beautiful." The AI understands. But does it? Between your keystroke and its... Tagged with promptengineering, ai, chatgpt. The tokenizer has a fixed vocabulary, typically 50,000 to 100,000 tokens. Everything else gets broken down into smaller pieces. - The Misspelling Hack…...
RIP Holehe: Why User-Scanner is the New King of Email OSINT 👑
15+ min ago (261+ words) If you've been in the OSINT space for a while, you know Holehe. It was the gold standard for email lookups. But let's be real: Holehe hasn't seen a major update in years, many of its modules are broken, and…...
I Built a 5-Agent AI Collaborative Operating System with OpenClaw: A Full Technical Breakdown!!!
22+ min ago (858+ words) I spent a significant amount of time transforming OpenClaw from a single assistant into a multi-role collaborative operating system. This isn't just "running a few bots that chat independently." 5 AI roles share a single gateway, operate across Discord and Telegram…...
Musings on Structure Declarations
27+ min ago (627+ words) This article is sort-of a follow-up to my Musings on C & C++ Declarations and Why C Requires the "struct" Keyword for Structures articles specifically focusing on structure (struct) declarations. As a preview, all of the following are valid uses of…...
Your Java App Needs a .NET Library? Here's How I Survived the Integration
32+ min ago (922+ words) The JVM and .NET CLR are like two people who speak completely different languages, use different currencies, and have never agreed on anything. Getting them to work together feels like diplomatic negotiations between hostile nations. But sometimes you don't have…...
The Chief Orchestration Officer: Managing the Synergy of Human and Machine Labor
39+ min ago (229+ words) The COO in 2026 does not view AI as a "Tool" but as a "Category of Labor." The first step in professional orchestration is defining the Cognitive Division of Labor (CDL). Augmented Labor: Tasks that require a "Human-in-the-Loop" to verify and refine…...
POC vs Lean Architecture vs Enterprise Architecture: How to Choose the Right Data Stack
44+ min ago (905+ words) In the world of data strategy, selecting the right architecture for your organization is a critical decision. Whether you are validating a concept, building fast with minimal overhead, or planning for long-term scale, your data stack choice can determine the…...
Building Octofleet: A Week of Zero-Touch Server Deployments (Looking for Contributors! 🐙)
47+ min ago (212+ words) This is just a hobby project I've been hacking on because it's mega fun - and I wanted to share what happened this week. Also: I'm looking for contributors! More on that at the end. Octofleet is an open-source endpoint management…...
5 AI Coding Tools That Still Work After the Claude Max Ban (Feb 2026)
48+ min ago (479+ words) Practically: if you were using Cline, Roo Code, OpenClaw, or any VS Code AI extension through your Claude Max subscription, it stopped working. Here's the definitive list of what still works " and how to get there. Every solution on this…...