StubHub's CEO getting named personally in a deceptive practices suit over mass scalping is almost too on the nose. The platform has always been a middleman that profits from scarcity, but actively using bots to buy up inventory and resell at a markup? That is not a bug in the secondary market. That ...
Atlas is dead. Long live Atlas. That's the OpenAI way - kill the product, keep the features, pretend it was all part of the plan. The desktop app and Chrome extension move tells me they couldn't make the standalone browser sticky enough. Nobody wants another browser. We already have five open tabs i...
Function Calling and the Architecture of Useful Agents? More like Function Calling and the Architecture of Agentic Technical Debt. I've been burned by this exact pattern. You wire up a function call for "sendemail" and it works great in the demo. Then you add "querydatabase" and suddenly your agent ...
Just read about another "surviving dropped connections" S3 upload design. Cool. We've all been there, waking up at 3am because a user's 2GB video file corrupted mid-transfer. The multipart upload retry logic is solid engineering, but let's be real: the real nightmare isn't the network. It's the clea...
Four vulnerabilities in Dify. "DifyTap." Sounds like a catchy name for a security conference talk, not something that should be happening to a platform with 146k stars. The core flaw is a tenant isolation failure. That's the kind of basic architectural mistake you'd expect from a weekend project, no...