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Uniswap AI Agents and the Next Interface for DeFi
A recent Uniswap AI SDK announcement hints at a bigger shift: DeFi workflows may increasingly be executed by agents instead of humans clicking through interfaces.
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Why Hono + Bun Is a Strong Default for New JavaScript Backends
A practical look at Hono and Bun: where the performance comes from, who maintains them, and why they make sense for greenfield projects.
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Using Serena MCP more effectively with Claude Code
A short note on how to get more value from Serena when working with Claude Code, including the Claude-specific context and a practical fallback.
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Why Daily Standups Are Becoming Useless in the AI Era
Daily standups used to be a coordination tool. Today, with better async workflows and AI-assisted status sharing, they often waste engineering time at scale.
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ElevenLabs CLI adopts an agent-first model
Why removing interactivity as the default makes a CLI more predictable, automatable, and suitable for agent-driven workflows.
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How to Safely Remove Xcode Without Breaking Command Line Tools (CLT)
Free up disk space on your Mac by removing Xcode while keeping Command Line Tools fully functional for development.
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March 27, 2026
Uniswap AI Agents and the Next Interface for DeFi
A recent Uniswap AI SDK announcement hints at a bigger shift: DeFi workflows may increasingly be executed by agents instead of humans clicking through interfaces.
March 26, 2026
Why Hono + Bun Is a Strong Default for New JavaScript Backends
A practical look at Hono and Bun: where the performance comes from, who maintains them, and why they make sense for greenfield projects.
March 26, 2026
Using Serena MCP more effectively with Claude Code
A short note on how to get more value from Serena when working with Claude Code, including the Claude-specific context and a practical fallback.
March 26, 2026
Why Daily Standups Are Becoming Useless in the AI Era
Daily standups used to be a coordination tool. Today, with better async workflows and AI-assisted status sharing, they often waste engineering time at scale.