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#4457: OpenViking: A Filesystem for AI Agent Memory
OpenViking unifies memory, RAG, and skills into a browsable filesystem for AI agents — no vector database abstraction needed.
#4456: Inside the Podcast Pipeline: How 15 Weekly Episodes Get Made
From prompt to published episode — a full walkthrough of the automated production system running 15 shows weekly.
#4455: Borrowing a GPU Over Your Home Network
Can you use your desktop's AMD GPU from a laptop as if it were local? We explore the real options.
#4454: Who Owns the Air? Wi-Fi Spectrum Rules Explained
Why your Wi-Fi channel changes, what DFS is, and how Israel, the US, and Europe regulate the air differently.
#4453: Workers vs Workflows: Recovering From SSD Failure
When your VPS SSD dies at 3AM, how do you know what broke? A practical guide to self-hosted worker management.
#4452: YouTube Backup Pipeline: RSS + yt-dlp + Wasabi
Build a free, reliable pipeline to auto-download and backup YouTube videos using RSS feeds, yt-dlp, and cloud storage.
#4451: Python 3.14: Deferred Annotations, t-Strings & Free-Threaded Mode
Deferred annotations, t-strings, subinterpreters, and free-threaded mode — what actually changed in Python 3.14.
#4450: Intercepting Claude Code: The Proxy Ecosystem
How middleware proxies intercept, reroute, and transform AI tool traffic — and what it means for users.
#4449: Blur Before You Publish: Image Redaction Tools
How to automatically find and blur QR codes, credit cards, and sensitive text in photos before publishing.
#4448: The MK Claude Project: AI That Writes Political Manifestos
One citizen built a multi-agent AI to research, stress-test, and synthesize policy positions. The result? A forkable manifesto.
#4447: How to Survive a Project That Never Ends
When "work harder" stops working, what's the third path between burnout and giving up?
#4446: What Claude Fable 5's Suspension Reveals About AI Regulation
Three days after launch, the US government suspended Anthropic's Claude Fable 5. Here's what happened and why it matters.
#4445: AI Agents Keep Undoing Each Other's Work
Why AI coding agents silently revert each other's fixes — and three memory strategies that prevent it.
#4444: Testing the Unpredictable: QA for Agentic AI
How QA adapts when your AI system gives different answers to the same question every time.
#4443: Terminal Navigation Beyond cd: Favorites, Recents & Agentic Workflows
Why cd isn't broken — our spatial memory is. A tour of zoxide, broot, and what's missing for power users.
#4442: When Prompt Enhancers Hallucinate Your Intent
How to build a prompt enhancer that doesn't rewrite your constraints into oblivion.
#4441: The Unforgiving Cold Chain
How Israel kept Pfizer's vaccine at -70°C from Belgium to Tel Aviv — and why one mistake destroys everything.
#4440: Before Denim: The Terrible Trousers That Rivets Killed
Before 1873, workers wore trousers that rotted, unraveled, or sandpapered their legs. Then a Nevada tailor fixed it with a copper rivet.
#4439: What Makes a Leather Belt Actually Last
Full-grain vs bonded, rivets vs Chicago screws, and why most "genuine leather" belts fail within a year.
#4438: The Schnitzel Supply Chain Loophole
Why you're paying 70% more for the exact same frozen chicken at the supermarket.