Qwen released their 3.8 version of their most popular 27B model. This model is extremely popular because it can be run on consumer hardware and it is a dense model, so all 27 billion parameters activate

After discovering a new supply chain attack today, I created a quick scanner like my Tanstack scanner that discovers any compromised packages on your system. You can find it here: There are no dependencies,

As an Arch user, I am well aware of the potential security issues using AUR. Since AI has become so accessible, the number of malicious packages has skyrocketed. A common attack is to adopt packages as

"A wizard is never late..." The same applies to my witness updates. This is my weekly monthly regularly scheduled irregular one. My last post was four months ago, and my last proper witness update

A focused PeakD update with a new Affinity discovery feed, Klipy GIF search, better wallet delegation loading, and leaner image handling.

This release has a mix of visible changes (mostly suggested by the community) and a few invisible ones that should make your day to day experience a bit more reliable. The biggest visible update is on

Hey everyone, I have been spending a lot of time lately looking at modernizing the available developer tools around Hive. Its not really flashy work, at least not the kind of thing that gets a giant launch

Another round of weekly updates on PeakD. Governance improvements, Signup flow cleanup, stronger Analytics and more.

Discovery Feed experiment, better SEO metadata, UI improvements, cleaner notifications, and fixes.

Magi swaps integrated in the Wallet page, decent memes picker, nicer code blocks and more update to PeakD.com

If you heard of the shai hulud exploit, you know how serious this is. Another supply chain attack hit and this one is rough. If attacked, this malware will target claude and VS Code to burrow in so even

Ensuring Hive's Financial Stability: Support the HBD Stabilizer Proposal

PeakD updates covering AI-assisted writing tools, chat improvements and community suggestions

It has been quite a while since I've made a post, but it doesn't mean the BlockTrades team hasn't been busy, quite the opposite. The reason I haven't posted is I've been personally swamped with work since

I just published a new LLM Benchmark tool called llmtester. Over 50,000 tests over 13 categories! This is the easiest way to benchmark LLM models and see where they go wrong. Interactive CLI - Keyboard-driven

TL;DR: What if you could update your post signature (footer ) once and have it automatically reflected across all your old posts — without any centralized service, without re-editing, and using nothing

A new chat interface for PeakD, fully interchangeable with the Sting Chat widget and built directly into the platform.

A new AI agent skill I built to let agents handle the boring repo-by-repo checking after a NPM supply chain attack.

When openclaw breaks, it isn't always obvious right away. You might be waiting for a response, or just not actually doing anything at the time. It isn't like a typical web service where you can use uptime

I use openclaw a lot, and I spent a good amount of time tweaking it to get it how I want it. A good part of this is creating skills that allow it to do things I need. While doing this, I have found many