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Midterm elections 2026: AI data centers could decide races in these states
Americans are flocking to the polls in record numbers ahead of nationwide midterm elections on November 3. More than 54 million voters have already cast their ballots—voting early in-person and by mail. And as of late October, the early voter turnout numbers were higher than in both 2018 and 2022…
From Bedside to Home Office: How Nurses Are Moving Into Remote Clinical Trial Work
In this guest post, Danika Kimball of Resolve Marketing explores how nurses can transition from traditional patient care into remote clinical trial work. She highlights the skills that transfer to clinical research, the types of remote roles available, and practical steps nurses can take to prepare…
Cloud computing is a core part of modern business infrastructure. Whether hosting websites, enterprise applications, databases, analytics and more, organisations are becoming increasingly reliant on the cloud. Selecting the right cloud service provider can be a big decision. It can affect your…
Counting Link Clicks From WhatsApp Messages: Redirects, Preview Bots and Campaign Attribution
Counting how many people tap the website button in a WhatsApp campaign sounds like a redirect and a counter. In practice it's four separate problems. The link has to be in the template before Meta approves it. Preview fetchers and scanners hit the link without anyone tapping. The redirect must…
How I run many Claude Code and Codex agents at once with a Chief that assigns the work
Illustrated Chief workflow from the asklog film. I kept opening another coding-agent terminal and then becoming the coordinator for all of them. One session needed a decision, another had finished a change, and a third was still working from an instruction I had already changed. I built asklog, so…
Why I Built FyleTransfer: Lessons From Building a File-Sharing Platform
Why I Built FyleTransfer: Lessons From Building a File-Sharing Platform Hi DEV Community! 👋 I'm a full-stack developer. I work with React, Next.js, Node.js, and MongoDB. I enjoy building tools that solve real problems. Today, I want to share a project I've been working on called FyleTransfer .…
How to compare all sellers of one Allegro product by price and condition in Python
Allegro groups offers for the same item under one catalogue product page. That page is where sellers fight on price, and it is also where a quick glance misleads you: new units, ex-display stock, used phones and damaged ones all sit in one list. If you do repricing or keep an eye on distributors,…
I Tested My Claude Code Plugin Across 1,260 Live Sessions. Four Sentences Nearly Matched It.
"All tests pass." If you use an AI coding agent, you've probably read that sentence several times today. It sounds like proof. But it's only a claim. So I built receipts, an open-source Claude Code plugin with one simple principle: No receipts, no "done." Then I tried to prove my own idea wrong.…
Beyond Traditional SEO: How AI Search Engines Evaluate Your Online Store (And How to Audit It)
The marketing world has always revolved around public awareness: the more exposure your brand has, the more customers it will attract. In the modern era where the internet has become a tool to connect businesses all over the world, online marketing is one of the most important platforms for a…
I open-sourced the arithmetic behind "how much should I risk per trade" (~120 lines, no deps)
Every so often someone asks how much of an account to risk per trade, and the thread fills up with opinions. The honest answer is arithmetic, and it fits in a file small enough to read over coffee — so I wrote it down and put it on GitHub. github.com/pipatlas26/risk-of-ruin — MIT, zero…
A nightly reconciliation job that cross-checks incoming orders against a list of active SKUs crept from "instant" to "noticeable," and the profiler pointed straight at a line I'd have sworn was free. It was a membership check. One Contains . The kind of thing you write without thinking because it…
Checking the numbers in a calculator FAQ against the code behind it
A reader who types a FAQ's own example into the calculator should get the FAQ's answer. I had never checked whether that is true on my site. LandscapeCraft (landscapecraft.ai) has three small material calculators: mulch, gravel and pavers. The calculation functions and the page copy live in one…
How to Scrape Electromaps EV Charging Stations with Python
By the end of this tutorial, you will have a short Python script that turns a map rectangle into a list of EV charging stations from Electromaps: name, address, coordinates, connector mix, highest power in kW, community rating, opening hours and the price text the station publishes. Electromaps is…
The biggest mistake people make when trying to persuade others
Here’s the bad news: The deeper your understanding of an issue and the stronger your conviction about the solution, the worse you often become at persuasion. It’s due to a cognitive trap that the fields of behavioral economics and neuroscience have spent decades documenting: the curse of knowledge…
5 smart home devices that save you money (and 3 that are a waste)
The secret to smart home technology isn’t making your house feel like a sci-fi movie—it’s focusing strictly on your return on investment. A handful of smart devices will pay for themselves within a year or two through lower utility bills and prevented disasters. Others, however, are expensive…
I auditioned 12 AI agents to be my chief of staff. Here’s how they compared
This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools , a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. I’ve never had a secretary before. Or a chief of staff. With these AI agents, I suddenly feel like I have both. This week, among other things, they: Researched and…
Google Drive vs. Google Photos: What's the difference? [2026]
Google has two apps you can use to upload and share photos: Google Drive and Google Photos. That might seem like one too many, especially since they pull from the same storage. But the goal of each app is different. For everyday photos and videos you take on your phone, Google Photos is fantastic…