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We have multiple environments like (dev, staging, prod) and I'm tired of managing DNS for internal services. Current options all suck:

Public DNS entries → security risk, clutters real DNS VPN + custom DNS → overkill, IT bottleneck, everyone complains Editing /etc/hosts → doesn't scale, breaks constantly Tailscale → works but costs add up, needs network setup

I want devs to just access api.dev.company.internal without:

Asking IT to configure anything Running a full VPN Manual host file edits Exposing endpoints publicly

Am I missing an obvious solution? How do you handle this at your company?

The article discusses the rise of ChatGPT and how it represents the industrialization of the post-meaning world, where language and information are increasingly commodified and automated, potentially posing challenges to the human experience of meaning and creativity.

This article discusses how to unaggregated CloudWatch metrics in order to gain more granular insights, such as identifying individual instances responsible for high resource usage. The author provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up a custom solution to capture and visualize these unaggregated metrics.

The article describes the author's creation of a tiny RSS generator to automatically publish their Advent of Code solutions as an RSS feed. The generator is built using Node.js and updates the feed with new solutions as they are added.

Tally is a financial app that helps users track their spending, create budgets, and manage their money. The app aims to provide a user-friendly platform for individuals to gain better control over their personal finances and make more informed financial decisions.

The article discusses the concept of 'skin shedding' in programming, where developers continuously refactor and rewrite their code to improve its quality and maintainability over time. It highlights the importance of this practice in writing sustainable and adaptable software.

The article discusses the challenges of running a home web server in the era of Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT), which can effectively hide the server from the internet and make it inaccessible to users. It explores the technical limitations and potential solutions to this problem.

Picomon is an open-source project that provides a framework for building serverless applications on top of AWS Lambda and API Gateway. It simplifies the deployment and management of serverless microservices by abstracting away complex infrastructure setup and configuration.

I built ThinkMoon because I wanted to see if LLMs could actually make money trading crypto, not just talk about it.

It's an AI-powered trading platform where you can connect models from OpenRouter, OpenAI, or Anthropic to real markets and let them execute actual trades on Binance Futures.

How it works: the AI gets real-time market data (candles, order book, ticker), analyzes it, and outputs structured trading decisions. Then it actually executes - long/short positions with leverage up to 40x. Every single decision is logged with the full prompt, the AI's reasoning, and market snapshot at that moment.

What I'm most excited about is that you can create your own trading agents. You write or start from basic strategy prompts, pick your risk parameters, choose which cryptos to trade (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, whatever), and let it run. You can even mix different LLMs and compare how they perform.

I also added Telegram and Slack notifications so you get alerts when trades happen. Plus a dashboard to track everything - live P&L, open positions, the AI's chain of thought.

The risk management side was important to me: stop-loss, take-profit, position limits, and a kill-switch if drawdown gets too high.

Currently working on our own custom LLM fine-tuned specifically for trading decisions. Early results are promising, better consistency than the general models.

Would love to hear what features you'd want in an AI trading assistant. What's missing from tools you've tried?

The article argues that the United States should consider military intervention to protect American technological dominance, citing concerns about China's growing technological capabilities and the potential strategic advantages they could provide.

Landauer's principle states that the erasure of one bit of information is accompanied by the generation of at least kT ln 2 of heat, where k is the Boltzmann constant and T is the absolute temperature. This principle highlights the fundamental connection between information and thermodynamics.

The article discusses the author's perspective on the use of AI in the hiring process. It highlights the potential risks and limitations of relying solely on AI-powered hiring tools, emphasizing the importance of maintaining human oversight and a balanced approach to hiring.

This article discusses a set of workflow tools developed by the CS97 JJM3 team, designed to streamline business analysis processes. The tools include a kanban board, a requirements management system, and a dashboard for tracking project progress.

Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU 87 introduces several new features, including improved security, updated system components, and enhancements to container management and networking capabilities.

The U.S. government has ordered H-1B visa holders and their spouses and children to keep their social media profiles public from December 15, as part of a new rule aimed at increasing transparency in immigration applications.

The article discusses the Chromium BiDi project, which aims to provide better support for bidirectional text rendering and layout in the Chromium browser. The project focuses on improving the handling of complex text scripts, such as those used in Arabic and Hebrew, to ensure a consistent and accurate display of content.

The article explores the concept of biological rhythms, also known as circadian rhythms, and their impact on various aspects of human health and well-being, including sleep, mood, and cognitive performance. It discusses the importance of understanding and maintaining healthy circadian rhythms for overall wellness.

The original 1977 theatrical release of Star Wars will return to theaters in February 2027, giving fans a chance to experience the classic film on the big screen once again.

The article explores the challenges of managing complex software systems with a large number of conditional statements, and discusses potential strategies for improving code organization and maintainability, such as refactoring and using design patterns.

The article presents Muen, an open-source system that provides a secure separation kernel, ensuring the isolation of different software components and preventing unauthorized communication or data leakage between them. The article discusses Muen's architecture, its security features, and its potential applications in building secure embedded systems.

The article discusses the rise of digital art, focusing on the popularity of NFT (non-fungible token) art at the recent Art Basel fair. It highlights the work of digital artist Beeple, whose Robot Dogs and other digital creations have generated significant interest in the NFT art market.

This article describes a memory leak issue in a Go application that was caused by a single line of code. The leak occurred across thousands of goroutines and led to a significant increase in memory usage, highlighting the importance of careful memory management in concurrent systems.

The article emphasizes the importance of treating documentation as a product, prioritizing user needs, and adopting a continuous improvement mindset to create high-quality, accessible documentation that enhances the user experience.

The article compares the performance of Dolt, a SQL database that supports version control, to MySQL, a popular open-source database. It showcases Dolt's ability to match or outperform MySQL in various benchmarks, highlighting Dolt's potential as a viable alternative for database management.

The article provides an overview of Modal, a platform that enables developers to build and deploy applications without having to manage the underlying infrastructure. It explains the key features and benefits of using Modal, such as simplified development, scalability, and reduced operational overhead.