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All the articles with the tag "it".
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AI agent loop engineering: what it is and how to use it
Loop engineering moves the hard work from repeatedly prompting an AI agent to designing the goal, tools, evidence, memory, limits and stopping rules around it. Here is a practical way to start.
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Five prompt habits that work in both Claude Code and Codex
The best coding-agent prompts are not long incantations. These five practical habits—drawn from the official Claude Code and Codex guidance—make implementation faster, safer, and easier to verify.
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Internet Archive: my unofficial legacy-system debugger
For a decade, the Wayback Machine has helped me recover dead documentation, reconstruct old websites and understand legacy systems. This is a thank-you to one of the web’s most useful public tools.
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Recovering a 2009 Facebook game — and making it survive the next shutdown
A small preservation project turned Who Has The Biggest Brain? into a self-contained part of my website: the game, emulator, preview and contributor history all live in the repository.
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The Rise and Fall of the $5 Droplet
DigitalOcean was every freelancer's first cloud. In 2026 it's an AI company whose headline metrics no longer count small customers. What changed, the real numbers — and where the $5-droplet crowd actually went.
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Deploy a website in minutes, for £0 — the GitHub + Cloudflare recipe
Star a repo, connect it to a free Cloudflare account, set one build command, and every git push ships your site to a global CDN — HTTPS and all — for nothing. The exact 5-step recipe, with my side project NamLoop as the guinea pig (works for any site).
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NamLoop, Part II: git push, and it's live — how embarrassingly easy deploying became
The weekend YouTube looper needed a home on the internet. It got one — global CDN, HTTPS, custom domain, CI/CD on every push — for $0, in less time than choosing its name. What deploying a backend-less web project looks like in 2026.