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The Future is NOT Self-Hosted

A dev spun up a full self-hosted cloud on a refit workstation—Immich,Calibre-web,Audiobookshelf, andJellyfinall running smoothly onProxmox,Docker, andTailscale. Custom NAS, the works. Cool demo. But it hits a wall: self-hosting’s fine for hobbyists, not scaling. One person can’t out-infra Google. .. read more  

The Future is NOT Self-Hosted
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Vibe code is legacy code

"Vibe coding"—Karpathy's label for cranking out AI-assisted code at warp speed—lets devs skip the deep dive. It works for quick hacks and throwaway prototypes. But ship that stuff to prod? Cue thetechnical debt... read more  

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Computational Thinking Is The New Programming

Software's entering its blurred-lines era. The new hybrid model fuses old-school code with natural language prompts and AI-generated logic. Frameworks likeDSPylet devs stitch together pipelines where logic flows through code, prompts, and outside data—like it's all one system. What’s changing:Progr.. read more  

Computational Thinking Is The New Programming
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Man-in-the-Middle Attack Prevention Guide

XM Cyber just dropped a guide on puttingContinuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)into practice with their platform. It maps out clear steps to bake exposure management into your 2025 security plans. Trend to watch:CTEM is leveling up—no longer just a buzzword, it's becoming a real security disci.. read more  

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4 Ways I am Encouraging My 4 Year Old Child to Help Learn Coding and Use Computer

GCompris, CodeMonkey, Microbit, and Raspberry Pi kits aren’t just toys. They’re a full tech ladder for tiny humans. Start with GCompris to get little fingers clicking. Add CodeMonkey for block logic basics. Then toss in Microbit or an Elecrow kit, and suddenly code makes LEDs blink and buzzers buzz... read more  

4 Ways I am Encouraging My 4 Year Old Child to Help Learn Coding and Use Computer
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Next Gen Data Processing at Massive Scale At Pinterest With Moka

Pinterest kicked its creaky Hadoop system to the curb and embraced Moka, a shiny Kubernetes +*AWS EKS platform, to crank up scalability and security.* Graviton ARM EC2 instances, Spark Operator, and Apache YuniKorn unleashed a performance beast and sliced costs.They wrestled with memory monsters and.. read more  

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MCP Security Issues Threatening AI Infrastructure

Docker just dropped theMCP ToolkitandMCP Gateway, tightening up the Model Context Protocol with serious armor. We're talking six major server-side holes patched—OAuth RCE, command injection, leaked creds—plugged. How? With container-wrapped isolation, real-time network filters, first-class OAuth ha.. read more  

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Event-Driven Agents in Action

Docker wired up an event-driven AI agent usingMastraand theDocker MCP Gatewayto handle tutorial PRs—comment, close, the works. It runs a crew of agents powered byQwen3andGemma3, synced through GitHub webhooks and MCP tools, all spun up with Docker Compose. System shift:Agentic frameworks are starti.. read more  

Event-Driven Agents in Action
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Building an AI Home Security System Using .NET, Python, CLIP, Semantic Kernel, Telegram, and Raspberry Pi 4

The post details the process of creating an AI home security system using .NET, Python, Semantic Kernel, a Telegram Bot, Raspberry Pi 4, and Open AI. It covers the hardware and software requirements, as well as the steps to install and test the camera module and the PIR sensor. It also includes code.. read more  

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Forcing LLMs to be evil during training can make them nicer in the long run

Researchers built an automated pipeline to hunt down the neuron patterns behind bad LLM behavior—sycophancy,hallucinations,malice, the usual suspects. Then they trained models to watch for those patterns in real time. Anthropic didn’t just steer modelsaftertraining like most. They baked the correct.. read more  

Forcing LLMs to be evil during training can make them nicer in the long run
At its core, Argo CD treats Git as the single source of truth for application definitions. You declare the desired state of your Kubernetes applications in Git (manifests, Helm charts, Kustomize overlays), and Argo CD continuously compares that desired state with what is actually running in the cluster. When drift is detected, it can alert you or automatically reconcile the cluster back to the Git-defined state.

Argo CD runs inside Kubernetes and provides:

- Declarative application management
- Automated or manual sync from Git to cluster
- Continuous drift detection and health assessment
- Rollbacks by reverting Git commits
- Fine-grained RBAC and multi-cluster support

It integrates natively with common Kubernetes configuration formats:

- Plain YAML
- Helm
- Kustomize
- Jsonnet

Operationally, Argo CD exposes both a web UI and CLI, making it easy to visualize application state, deployment history, diffs, and sync status. It is commonly used in platform engineering and SRE teams to standardize deployments, reduce configuration drift, and enforce auditability.

Argo CD is part of the Argo Project, which is hosted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), and is widely adopted in production Kubernetes environments ranging from startups to large enterprises.