Index

Fig. 01

Your database can find rows containing "refund." It can't find the ticket that says "I want my money back." Here's why search-by-meaning breaks regular databases, what vector databases actually do, and when pgvector is all you need.

2026-07-12

Fig. 02

A developer in Iceland built a desk gadget that shows AI token usage as pixel art. It went viral. Here's why "tokenmaxxing" is a status symbol, why tokens are a decent proxy for AI fluency, and why the metric breaks the second your manager tracks it.

2026-05-26

Fig. 03

Anthropic's 10-trillion-parameter Mythos model is real, locked behind Project Glasswing, and you cannot use it. Here's the actual status, an honest answer on whether you need it, and what to ship with right now while you wait.

2026-04-28

Fig. 04

AI API prices dropped 98% in two years. GPT-5.4 at $2.50/M tokens, Gemini Flash-Lite at $0.25/M. Here's the full breakdown, which model to use for what, and why indie devs should be celebrating.

2026-03-16

Fig. 05

Claude Code skills can automatically enforce security patterns, catch OWASP violations, and flag accessibility issues before they ship. Here's the security skill I built for my team.

2026-03-02

Fig. 06

Skills are reusable instruction packs that make Claude actually follow your standards. Here's how to find, install, and build your own in 10 minutes.

2026-02-15

Fig. 07

Everyone keeps asking: Antigravity or Claude Code? My answer: both. Here's how I use Google's agent-first IDE alongside Anthropic's terminal-first CLI and why I stopped trying to pick just one.

2026-02-12

Fig. 08

The $29B hype machine, the 72-hour acquisition soap opera, and the terminal purist. An honest comparison of the three AI coding tools everyone is arguing about.

2026-02-09

Fig. 09

Nobody in the hype cycle is talking about what OpenClaw actually costs. Real horror stories, why the architecture burns tokens, and how to not go broke running it.

2026-02-06

Fig. 10

Learn Model Context Protocol (MCP) - the "USB-C for AI" that OpenAI, Microsoft, and Anthropic all adopted. Step-by-step tutorial to build your first AI agent.

2026-02-03

Fig. 11

Your group chat won't shut up about Clawdbot. Here's what it actually is, whether you need it, and why 1,800+ people left theirs wide open to the internet.

2026-02-02

Fig. 12

Introducing vibe-check, a CLI tool that catches common AI-generated code issues like any types, lazy comments, generic variable names, console spam, and empty catch blocks.

2026-02-01

Fig. 13

Everything about Clawdbot/OpenClaw - the viral AI assistant with 100k+ GitHub stars. Includes step-by-step setup, security risks (1,800+ exposed instances), and how to protect yourself.

2026-01-31