You get an email: "We are writing to inform you that your personal data may have been leaked." Do you know what to do next — and by when?
Earlier this year, Japan's government asked citizens to "protect your own information." The public reaction was blunt: companies leak — how is an individual supposed to protect anything? Fair. The leaking side is the companies.
But one thing I...
I lost an evening last March because I assumed my host's backups covered me. They didn't. The nightly snapshot on my 1 vCPU / 2 GB RAM box only kept seven days, and I needed a CSV from eleven days back. That was the Adobe 5-column upload file for a batch of 40 assets I had already submitted. Rebuilding it meant re-running make_metadata.py against a folder of files I had since renam...
I see patients, dictate the visit note, and still lose time building the structured record — fields, tooth numbers, the whole drill. DentaNote is the tool I wrote to cut that step: audio in, structured clinical note out, running 100% locally, with not a single byte leaving my machine.
The ful...
Every prompt my team writes to our coding agent is stored in the ticket that asked for it. The ticket thread is the only way a developer can talk to the agent, so there is nowhere else for a prompt to go.
I'm Panth, and I lead the software team at Oizom, where Envizom is the platform that turns data from air-quality and environmental monitors into something cities and industries can act...
Country filters are among the most intuitive queries in an exposure dataset and among the easiest to misinterpret. A measurement of a single product across three countries, plus one query that failed, makes both the value and the limit concrete.