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I built a free Chrome extension that drops your saved prompts into any text box with //
I found myself typing the same prompts into ChatGPT and Claude over and over. Rewording them slightly each time. Losing track of which version worked.
Vivo’s X500 Pro Max has 17 stops of dynamic range and 4K240 slo-mo
Vivo's new X500 flagship phones have arrived in China, and as usual the company's focus is firmly on photography. The X500 Pro Max - a new tier in its lineup - is the first phone to use new sensors…
Google's Googlebook OS, built on Android with a Material 3 Expressive and ChromeOS hybrid UI, offers deep Android 17 integration, 10 years of support, and more (Dominic Preston/The Verge)
There's a good chance that my next laptop will be a Googlebook. If you're an Android user like me, then yours might be too …
Googlebook OS hands-on: core services like Gmail run as Trusted Web Activities via the Play Store, Gemini Nano powers some apps, and it feels like a Pixel phone (Abner Li/9to5Google)
An overwhelming sense of familiarity struck me the first time I used a Googlebook. That was immediately followed by a realization …
Representing large numbers in python: the underscore separator
Recently, I learnt a simple way of representing large numbers in python. Say, I had a large number like 8736570164 I had to manually (and erratically) point my finger at the monitor on that number…
- Large numbers in Python can be represented using underscore separator introduced in version 3.6
- Underscore cannot start/end number nor be consecutive; causes error
- Underscores work with floats but not adjacent to decimal point
From Access Log to Kernel Drop: Building a Single-Process WAF Ban Pipeline in C
In self-hosted Linux infrastructure, bridging L7 application security with L3/L4 network enforcement traditionally requires stitching together multiple independent daemons.
- Single-process C binary WAF avoids fragmentation and memory overhead
- Zero-copy log parser and OWASP CRS for pattern matching
- XDP kernel enforcement with ipset fallback for high performance