invisibletech.ai
What is Forward Deployed Engineering?
Forward deployed engineering embeds engineers in your environment to build AI systems that work in production. See how Invisible Technologies makes FDE scale.
João Paulo Carvalho
Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 2)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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Tech Insights· invisibletech.ai
What is Forward Deployed Engineering?
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Forward deployed engineering embeds engineers in your environment to build AI systems that work in production. See how Invisible Technologies makes FDE scale.
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performance.dev
How's Linear so fast? A technical breakdown
breakdown of the architecture behind Linear's speed: local-first sync, MobX observables, instant first loads, and a keyboard-first design.
Raí Siqueira
Tech Insights· performance.dev
How's Linear so fast? A technical breakdown
From performance.dev
breakdown of the architecture behind Linear's speed: local-first sync, MobX observables, instant first loads, and a keyboard-first design.
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cursor.com
Cursor Canvas
Canvases let Cursor render dashboards and custom interfaces as interactive artifacts alongside the chat.
Lucas Vilela
Tech Insights· cursor.com
Cursor Canvas
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Canvases let Cursor render dashboards and custom interfaces as interactive artifacts alongside the chat.
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newsletter.getdx.com
Cognitive debt: The hidden risk in AI-driven software development
How cognitive debt shows up in practice and early mitigation strategies.
Ricardo Morato Rocha
Tech Insights· newsletter.getdx.com
Cognitive debt: The hidden risk in AI-driven software development
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How cognitive debt shows up in practice and early mitigation strategies.
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socket.dev
TanStack npm Packages Compromised in Ongoing Mini Shai-Hulud Supply-Chain Attack
Raí Siqueira
Tech Insights· socket.dev
TanStack npm Packages Compromised in Ongoing Mini Shai-Hulud Supply-Chain Attack
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aicoding.leaflet.pub
Relocating Rigor: The Discipline That Looks Like Recklessness
Ricardo Morato Rocha
Tech Insights· aicoding.leaflet.pub
Relocating Rigor: The Discipline That Looks Like Recklessness
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paperdraw.dev
paperdraw.dev is a system design tool to build, simulate, and chaos test distributed systems architecture in your browser.
Build system architecture diagrams, run traffic simulations, and inject chaos events in one system design tool.
Hernany Costa
Tech Insights· paperdraw.dev
paperdraw.dev is a system design tool to build, simulate, and chaos test distributed systems architecture in your browser.
From paperdraw.dev
Build system architecture diagrams, run traffic simulations, and inject chaos events in one system design tool.
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praetorian.com
Compromising ByteDance’s Rspack using GitHub Actions Vulnerabilities
Recently, we identified several critical Pwn Request vulnerabilities within GitHub Actions used by the Rspack repository. These vulnerabilities could allow an external attacker to submit a malicious pull request, without the requirement of being a prior contributor to the repository, and compromise the following secrets...
Gabriela Cavalcante
Tech Insights· praetorian.com
Compromising ByteDance’s Rspack using GitHub Actions Vulnerabilities
From praetorian.com
Recently, we identified several critical Pwn Request vulnerabilities within GitHub Actions used by the Rspack repository. These vulnerabilities could allow an external attacker to submit a malicious pull request, without the requirement of being a prior contributor to the repository, and compromise the following secrets...
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Atuin replaces your existing shell history with a SQLite database, and records additional context for your commands.
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attackshipsonfi.re
Exploiting CSP Wildcards for Google Domains
TL;DR The Google developer documentation includes CSP examples which use domain wildcards (which have been widely cut & pasted), and additionally there are numerous endpoints within the Google eTLDs which are vulnerable to Javascript XSS.
Ricardo Morato Rocha
Tech Insights· attackshipsonfi.re
Exploiting CSP Wildcards for Google Domains
From attackshipsonfi.re
TL;DR The Google developer documentation includes CSP examples which use domain wildcards (which have been widely cut & pasted), and additionally there are numerous endpoints within the Google eTLDs which are vulnerable to Javascript XSS.
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github.com
htop for your Claude Code sessions — real-time cost, cache efficiency, model comparison, and smart alerts
htop for your Claude Code sessions — real-time cost, cache efficiency, model comparison, and smart alerts - liorwn/claudetop
Lucas Vilela
Tech Insights· github.com
htop for your Claude Code sessions — real-time cost, cache efficiency, model comparison, and smart alerts
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htop for your Claude Code sessions — real-time cost, cache efficiency, model comparison, and smart alerts - liorwn/claudetop
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haskellforall.com
A sufficiently detailed spec is code
Specifications do not address the limitations of agentic coding
Vitor Rangel
Tech Insights· haskellforall.com
A sufficiently detailed spec is code
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Specifications do not address the limitations of agentic coding
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cruft.io
Control security response headers with ExpressJS and HelmetJS
In this article, I share what I learned from improving the security-related response headers sent by our ExpressJS server.
Ricardo Morato Rocha
Tech Insights· cruft.io
Control security response headers with ExpressJS and HelmetJS
From cruft.io
In this article, I share what I learned from improving the security-related response headers sent by our ExpressJS server.
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