In a four-player artillery match you play about a quarter of the time and nothing after you die. tieubao's T/N formula and the off-turn options the lobshot thread raised.

Play a quarter, wait the rest: the dead-air problem in turn-based artillery games

A repeatable loop for AI-driven UI debugging: name the metric, name the axis, drive a real browser over CDP, read the DOM into a table, kill theories, sweep the suspect, fix, re-run. With the probe code, the setup, the failure modes, and one worked case where three plausible CSS commits had changed nothing.

The debug loop: make the agent measure the browser before it touches the CSS

Bypass-mode sessions started stalling on 'a Read() deny rule is configured' prompts. What the harness now infers from a Bash command, why a CLAUDE.md rule couldn't stop it, and why we moved the secret-file guard from the deny list into a hook.

Claude Code 2.1.259 turned our Read() deny rules into a Bash tripwire

This article shares a workflow for making slide decks with Overleaf and ChatGPT. It solves issues like slow content creation using ChatGPT and formats with Overleaf’s themes. It includes examples, tips, and a Dify automation for engineers.

Create slides with Overleaf and ChatGPT

A tester opened 9T and understood nothing. bievh kept the guide at four tabs and left the rest hidden. Two weeks later tuanddd proposed a story opening at full power, reset to level 1.

Onboarding without flattening: what 9T keeps hard on purpose

An architecture read of dsh, DeepSeek's new agent harness: the plugin tree, the patch-layer boot, the log-first session model, and what it means for a Claude Code shop.

DeepSeek harness, dissected

Thoughtworks published the findings of its second Future of Software Engineering retreat. Most of what the room converged on is what we have been learning and putting into practice at Dwarves. Here is each idea, what it means, the scene where it shows up here, and what comes next.

What the Engelberg report got right about us

A comprehensive prompt template to get tailored metrics recommendations for any system. Use this with ChatGPT, Claude, or other LLMs to design monitoring that actually matters.

LLM prompt for metrics planning

bievh's account of why farm-and-fight MMOs pay: 20-account farmers supply the rich players, who keep paying. Plus the Vietnam licensing wall a solo builder hits before launch.

Twenty accounts and the rich players: the economy loop behind farm-and-fight MMOs

The 2024 Vietnam Tech Market Report highlights Vietnam's resilient tech scene, ranking third in Southeast Asia despite a 17% drop in investments. With a booming digital economy expected to reach $43 billion by 2025, the report covers key trends, major players, and new legal updates driving innovation.

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