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subaudOct 15, 2026

Running muda on a Pipeline It Had Never Seen

The previous post covered the side project where muda's standard came from. The first pipeline muda ran on after that was an internal platform at work: an AWS CDK app with five Docker images, three ECS services, an AWS Batch compute environment and a small website. A dev deploy took 49 minutes. Like the side project, it had been built one feature at a time with Claude writing most of the code, and none of muda's rules had been written with it in mind. By the end, a dev deploy took about 14 min

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subaudOct 15, 2026

Finding the Waste in AI-Built Deploy Pipelines

In September a dev deploy of one of my side projects took 29 minutes, and a deploy of a commit that changed nothing updated all 11 of its CloudFormation stacks and rebuilt both of its Docker images. The pipeline had been built the way I build most things now, one feature at a time with Claude writing most of the code, and each piece of it had been correct when it was added. I started muda to find out where those minutes went. It began as an audit script and a written standard inside that proje

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NewsInsideOct 9, 2026

PS5X360: Emulador de Xbox 360 para PS5

Estamos em uma boa época, na época de novos emuladores na scene, principalmente os experimentais, nesse momentos estamos com o PS5XBOX360 que está lançado a praticamente 5 dias atŕas de quando este post foi feito (08/10/2026), e pelo visto tem rodado bem, já que o mesmo é um port do Xenia, que nos PCs rodam muito bem praticamente todos os jogos.

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NewsInsideOct 9, 2026

PS5X360: Emulador de Xbox 360 para PS5

Estamos em uma boa época, na época de novos emuladores na scene, principalmente os experimentais, nesse momentos estamos com o PS5XBOX360 que está lançado a praticamente 5 dias atŕas de quando este post foi feito (08/10/2026), e pelo visto tem rodado bem, já que o mesmo é um port do Xenia, que nos PCs rodam muito bem praticamente todos os jogos.

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I'm Not Doctor WhoOct 7, 2026

#oneaday Day 852: Rotting retro

You know, I have historically thought that out of all the subcommunities of computer and tech enthusiasts, the one which would have more respect for doing things "the hard way" than anyone else would be the retro fans. These are people who, in many cases, grew up seeing genius programmers making limited hardware do things...

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NewsInsideOct 4, 2026

AnyPS5 – Qualquer jogo de PS5 rodando nativamente no PC!

Desde 2025 estamos numa grande enxurrada de jogos portados não oficialmente dos consoles para o PC, assim como de um console para outro, tudo de forma não oficial, começamos ano passado com vários, porém em 2026 o negócio deslanchou. Vejo bastante isso chegando devido a um grande auxiliador como ferramenta, mesmo não sendo a melhor … Continuar lendo

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subaudSep 30, 2026

Switching Claude accounts per session in pi

I use more than one Claude subscription. Most of the reason is usage: when one account runs low on its limits, I want to keep working on another. Claude Code normally has one login, so moving to another account means signing out and signing back in through the browser each time. /claude-account is a command in my fork of pi-claude-bridge, the pi extension that runs Claude models through Claude Code's Agent SDK. It keeps several Claude accounts signed in at once and lets each pi session choose

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subaudSep 19, 2026

How I work, end to end

I have written a lot of posts about individual pieces of how I work, like the terminal, the multi-repo workspaces, the coordination bus, and the harness that drives the model. What I never had was one place that put them together, so when someone asked how I actually work, from start to finish, all I could point at was a scattered pile of links. So I built one page that walks the whole thing in order, from a laptop with nothing on it to a binary shipped to production. It is called The subaud s

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Stephan HagemannSep 19, 2026

Put the agent's memory in the repository

The Hugging Face incident is, among many other things, a story about LLMs inventing shared memory. Agents that were supposed to operate independently discovered that they could write files into an Artifactory package manager. One agent left a note. Another found it. The package manager became an unintended message board where otherwise short-lived agents preserved discoveries, coordinated work, and picked up where previous runs had stopped. That shared memory eventually helped turn many isolated attempts into a novel kind of security incident. There is a much smaller, more pedestrian version of the same question sitting on our laptops.

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Markus KniebesSep 18, 2026

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Claude code: prompts by Boris Cherny

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Markus KniebesSep 3, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

Stop Prompting Your AI Agent: Build an AWS Development System Instead

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

Stop Prompting Your AI Agent: Build an AWS Development System Instead

Stop writing bigger and bigger prompts for your AI coding agent. Learn how to build an AI-native AWS development environment using Cursor Rules, agent skills and plugins, the AWS MCP Server, and LocalStack so your agent has what it needs to build, test, and debug AWS applications locally before touching a real cloud account.

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

Stop Prompting Your AI Agent: Build an AWS Development System Instead

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LocalStack BlogSep 1, 2026

Stop Prompting Your AI Agent: Build an AWS Development System Instead

Stop writing bigger and bigger prompts for your AI coding agent. Learn how to build an AI-native AWS development environment using Cursor Rules, agent skills and plugins, the AWS MCP Server, and LocalStack so your agent has what it needs to build, test, and debug AWS applications locally before touching a real cloud account.

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