We spent a decade teaching people not to click the phishing link. Now we've built agents that will happily take instructions from whatever's playing in the background, and we haven't even started teaching them not to.
Prompt injection in text is old news at this point. Paste some hidden instructions into a document, a webpage, an email, and watch an LLM agent...
Our blog grew from 84 posts to 1,360 in a day. Then I read one live page instead of the source, counted tags, and found two <h1> elements on 500 of them. Both halves of the code were correct. Their sum was not, and no test could see it.
The post template prints the title from frontmatter:
"Should we use AppSheet or Apps Script?" is the wrong question — and I've watched teams waste weeks arguing it. They're not competitors. AppSheet delivers a UI; Apps Script runs logic. Most production setups I build end up using both. This post is how to decide which does what, what it actually costs per user, and the hybrid pattern you'll probably land on.
I wanted to see how far I could push a $0 zero-backend stack without spinning up a server, paying for hosting, or melting a free-tier database during a traffic spike.
The result is Tap The World — a single shared global scoreboard where every visitor on Earth gets ONE tap, attribut...
A peek into building my shopping assistant app with Streamlit and Python. Yesterday I ran into a couple of interesting tracebacks (NameError during TTS audio generation and API key config).
Debugging is 80% of a developer's daily life, but solving these logic issues is where the real fun is! How do you usually handle audio processing errors in your Python apps? 🚀
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Si alguna vez abriste la terminal en tu Mac y te preguntaste "¿por qué dice zsh aquí y no bash como en los tutoriales viejos?", esto te interesa.
Comparé las tres opciones que realmente importan hoy — Bash, Zsh y Fish — en compatibilidad, personalización y experiencia por defecto.