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The article discusses the importance of maintaining user trust and privacy when developing software, highlighting the need to balance user needs with ethical considerations and avoid potential misuse of data or features.

My friend wanted to give everyone on my team their own OpenClaw agent but quickly ran into the obvious problems: no isolation, no auth, no way to manage N instances without it becoming a mess.

Claworc is a lightweight control plane that wraps each OpenClaw instance in its own container. You get a web UI to create/stop/remove instances, watch the agent's browser live via proxied noVNC, chat with agents, manage files, and stream logs. All traffic goes through a single entry point with authentication.

Access control is multi-user with admin and user roles — admins manage everything, users only see instances assigned to them. You set global API key defaults so you're not copy-pasting keys into every instance, but each instance can override with its own model and keys. Works with any LLM that OpenClaw supports.

Deploys on Docker for a single box or Kubernetes for production. The control plane is a single Go binary serving the dashboard and proxy.

Instances are fully isolated (separate filesystems, no inter-instance communication), monitored by systemd, and auto-restarted on crash. Storage persists across restarts.

Open source, self-hosted, MIT licensed. Feedback and contributions welcome.

Yazi is an open-source, lightweight, and easy-to-use blog platform built with Node.js, Express, and SQLite. It provides a straightforward content management system with features such as Markdown support, tags, and pagination.

The article discusses the development of a web-based console interface, covering its features, technical implementation, and potential use cases for developers and users.

Hey all,

Don't have many tech people to talk to so thought I would ask here.

So to summarize, I was in BI from 2022 until 2025 when i transitioned to a junior software dev job. I wasn't in a great position when I got the offer, so I had to accept a lowball offer (~75k). A year and a month pass, I ask for $100k and a title change from junior and am told no title change and 10% raise.

I don't think this is fair since I do full stack work, SQL, code reviews, manage stakeholders internally and externally, and complete tickets/features on my own. I'm very much a team player, well-liked by people in different areas. My direct manager is supportive and agrees I'm performing above my title but his hands are tied by leadership. He actually suggested I drop 'Junior' from my resume if/when applying elsewhere

I feel my output significantly exceeds the "Junior" label and the new salary floor.

Is a 10% raise standard in this economy when responsibilities have scaled this much?

How much does the "Junior" title on my resume hurt my prospects if I decide to jump ship now?

Should I push harder for the title even without the money?

Midwest, .NET stack, C#/JS

Thanks in advance.

This article explores the different schedules of reinforcement in operant conditioning, which are the patterns of reward and punishment that can shape behavior. It discusses the four main types of schedules: fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, and variable interval, and how they affect the frequency and consistency of the desired behavior.

The article explores China's rapid expansion of data centers, driven by growing demand for cloud computing, digital services, and the government's data localization policies. It examines the environmental impact, energy consumption, and regional development implications of this data center boom.

Winpulse is a command-line tool that provides a unified interface for managing Windows Power Plans, allowing users to quickly switch between power profiles and monitor power-related metrics on their Windows systems.

The article discusses the Scaling Trust funding opportunity, which aims to support initiatives that build trust in digital technologies across the UK. It outlines the available funding, application process, and intended outcomes of the program.

This article discusses the limitations of digital sovereignty in protecting against internet shutdowns, highlighting that even countries with strong digital infrastructure and control can still face disruptions to online access and connectivity.

The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to build a coding agent using Python, suitable for both beginners and experienced developers. It covers the fundamentals of natural language processing, machine learning, and automation to create a personalized coding assistant.

The article discusses how recovery time affects VO2 max more than exercise effort. It explains that allowing adequate recovery between training sessions is crucial for improving VO2 max, as it enables the body to adapt and improve its aerobic capacity.

The article explores the memory management strategies used in Ruby C extensions, comparing the embedded and separate approaches. It delves into the trade-offs between the two methods, discussing their impact on performance, memory usage, and overall application complexity.

Hi HN — I built this after repeatedly seeing LLM cost regressions slip through review because nothing breaks; it’s just token drift and then a surprise bill.

AIOpt is a local-only CLI + CI gate that: - uses observed usage as a baseline (usage.jsonl/csv) - estimates candidate deltas (model/context/output/retry/traffic) - emits deterministic artifacts + SARIF for GitHub Code Scanning

No server, no uploads.

I’d really appreciate feedback on what would make this more useful in real PR review: 1) What signals/UX make token/cost regressions actionable (beyond “it’s higher”)? 2) Any must-have integrations you’d expect?

The article explores the relationship between hard work and success, emphasizing that while hard work is essential, it does not guarantee success. It suggests that other factors, such as opportunity, luck, and talent, also play a significant role in achieving success.

The article discusses the growing demand for repairable and sustainable smartphones, as exemplified by the record growth of Fairphone, a company that focuses on creating modular and easily repairable devices. It suggests that there is a significant market for phones that consumers can fix and maintain themselves.

The article explores how Jeffrey Epstein maintained a strong online presence and digital footprint, using search engine optimization and email networks to control his public image and extend his influence, even after his conviction for sex crimes.

The article explores the history and legacy of the America Freedom Task Force, a controversial organization established to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence. It examines the task force's influence on national institutions and its ongoing impact on political discourse in the United States.