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• Post #4508236

  Operation Endgame disrupted 326 servers and 142 domains. Three months after I disclosed StealC-linked infrastructure, its known malware API routes still return the same registered 405 responses. That does not prove the full malware workflow is operational. It proves the reported infrastructure is still reachable. No outrage. No gotcha. Just one documented survivor behind a large headline. https://blog.technopathy.club/operation-endgame-stealc-backend-still-responds #CyberSecurity #MalwareAn...

• Post #4286454

  The AI memory problem in coding projects is solved. No database. No daemon. No platform. No subscription. Just Git, a repo and an agent skill. Keep the Why captures decision rationale - even abandoned changes - as Markdown in context/. No vendor lock-in. https://github.com/oliver-zehentleitner/keep-the-why

• Post #4185858

  Someone “cleaned up” the workaround. The code looked simpler. Then the production bug came back. That strange delay was not just ugly code. It carried knowledge: The upstream API could replay the same order unless the request was handled carefully. But the reason existed only in someone’s head. Keep the Why is an agent skill that captures this kind of rationale as a natural by-product of development and stores it as versioned Markdown inside the project. So before the next developer or ag...

• Post #4164517

  Keep the Why started with a simple idea: AI-assisted development already produces valuable reasoning — but most of it disappears when the conversation ends. It has since evolved far beyond rationale capture. The new article explains how Keep the Why became repository-native project memory for humans and AI agents: • continuous capture during development • retrospective recovery for existing codebases • knowledge-transfer interviews • maintenance of stale context • explicit evidence and status...

• Post #4140348

  I thought AI coding agents had a memory problem. The repository had a memory problem! A new agent session, another developer, or a different machine can all open the same codebase. They get the code, tests, and Git history. But they do not automatically inherit the conversations, rejected approaches, incident learnings, or constraints that shaped the implementation. Keep the Why is an agent skill that captures this reasoning as a natural by-product of development. It stores the relevant cont...

• Post #3741563

  One surprisingly simple thing against legacy code: preserve the “why” while you’re already discussing it. I turned the workflow I’ve been using with AI coding agents into a free and open-source skill: **Keep the Why.** It captures rationale during development, helps recover context from existing codebases, and supports knowledge-transfer interviews. Because “ask Bob” is not documentation. Article: https://blog.technopathy.club/keep-the-why-code-becomes-legacy-when-nobody-remembers-why Proj...

• Post #3387638

  I've spent years maintaining the UNICORN Binance Suite, dealing with those weird edge cases where WebSockets look alive but are actually dead to your trading strategy. Since most tutorials completely skip these production-level failure modes, I wrote a comprehensive Python API guide for 2026. It focuses purely on data integrity, proper lifecycle handling, and local depth caches. If you are building crypto trading tools with Python, I hope this architecture blueprint saves you some sleeples...

• Post #3308573

  Hashnode sitemap valid in the browser, but Google Search Console says “Sitemap could not be read”? The fix was surprisingly simple: add one small query parameter so Hashnode serves Google the correct response. https://blog.technopathy.club/fix-hashnode-sitemap-could-not-be-read-google-search-console #Hashnode #SEO #GoogleSearchConsole #Sitemap #Blogging

• Post #3300980

  @TheMorpheus@mastodon.social Hab mir nach dem Video direkt einen Zugang zu Mastodon besorgt und hier mein erster Post :D

• Post #3299753

  Let your AI predict the 2026 World Cup. ⚽🤖 The rules are simple: 1. Pick any AI model. 2. Let it generate all predictions. 3. Enter them into the shared Tippster leaderboard. Every participant must use AI for every prediction. No money. No prizes. Just a fun competition to see which model, prompt and workflow performs best. Join here: https://lnkd.in/dgftSjgK Join code: TIPP-QKGY-VAH Full rules and copy/paste prediction questions: https://lnkd.in/guxrFqTx I would love to get a few more pa...