Don't Wait for Mythos or Fable: Automate LLM Security Scanning Today
You don't need access to Mythos 5 or Fable 5 to bolster your application security using LLMs. Add automated security reviews to your process and be one step ahead of attackers.
Brian Kimmel
Local Models and the Inference Subsidization Bubble
Is it possible to get Cursor-like functionality using local models running on a modest machine? See what the process has taught me about the sustainability of frontier models and the inference subsidization bubble.
Vibe Coding an App With GPT-5, and Then Trying to Hack it
With agentic ai coding tool adoption skyrocketing, are LLMs dumping millions of lines of insecure code onto an unsuspecting public?
I Wrote My Dream App in 4 Hours
Using Copilot Agent Mode, I was able to implement an app idea that I’ve been mulling for years.
The Three Continuums of Better Software Estimation
As a software engineer, you're frequently asked to estimate how long a task will take to complete. Estimation can be a tedious process and it's tempting to just throw out a (usually rosy) date. This approach can quickly get you and your team buried, working nights
Writing Job Descriptions to Attract Talented Software Engineers
Whether the current talent pool of software engineers is large or small; as a hiring manager, you have essentially the same problem: attracting and identifying talented individuals that will be able to add value to your team.
In a saturated job market, you'll get tons of CVs, but
5 Custom Linter Rules to Turbocharge Your Team's Productivity
Linters such TSLint and pyLint can be a great way to enforce standards on your team’s codebase; making your code more cohesive and easier to understand. Here are some helpful coding standards that you can impose using custom linting rules to elevate your team's output.
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