14 new rules shipped in agent-browser-shield, now installable from the Chrome Web Store, and using it for daily driving.
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Ai (4)
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Announcing the alpha of agent-browser-shield — a source-available defense layer (also available as an OpenClaw skill) that blocks prompt injection and dark patterns before they...
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At the Boston OpenClaw 2026 hackathon, I let an agent autonomously connect to the city's open-data MCP server, devise its own corruption-signal queries on contract data, and...
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Focusing on hours (or FTEs) misses the point of the agentic opportunity.
Browser extensions (8)
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A response to FUD around Chrome's new Local AI models, plus a demo using PixieBrix + Local AI to filter my LinkedIn feed.
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Lessons learned using AI coding tools to build PixieBrix, an enterprise-grade browser extension with a complex architecture spanning content scripts, background workers, and React UI.
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Note Speaking at AI Coding Summit 2026: making AI coding work for enterprise-grade browser extensions
I'll be speaking at the AI Coding Summit on February 26, 2026. My talk, Making AI Coding Work for Enterprise-Grade Browser Extensions, covers the unique challenges of applying...
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Highlights from my conversation with Drata's Helina Medhin and Arlo Guthrie on Compliance Uncomplicated about low-code, AI, user experience, and SOC 2.
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A few moments from my August 2022 conversation with Alp Uguray on Masters of Automation about PixieBrix, low-code, and putting humans at the center of the future of work.
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Web browsers are the modern operating system. Google's Chrome OS, an operating system that runs the Chrome Browser exclusively, is now the second most popular desktop operating...
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If you're like most developers, you've probably encountered Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) selectors for styling webpages. For example, the following CSS rule combines a paragraph...
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My freshman year of college, I interned as an "equities analyst". What this meant in practice was that I was supposed to look up numbers in a terminal, and then type them into...
Domain specific languages (2)
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I've been creating an annotated collection of financial domain-specific language papers, talks, and webpages on the DSLFIN workshop resources page. Since it's become a bit...
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Information about the Workshop on Domain-Specific Languages for Financial Systems (DSLFIN).
Machine learning (3)
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Highlights from the September 2024 TaskUs Forward webinar with Manish Pandya and host Alp Uguray on what it takes to operationalize generative AI in CX.
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A few moments from my conversation with Kristen Hayer on Success League Radio about where generative AI fits in customer success.
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Markov Logic Networks (MLNs) are a tool for capturing your beliefs about the world and then calculating the likelihood of outcomes based on those beliefs. Since it's the NBA...
Reasoning (1)
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The Analysis of Competing Hypotheses worksheet is naive Bayes with a friendlier UI. An interactive artifact to explore.
Software engineering (4)
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Have you ever been stumped by a bug? Overwhelmed? Did it take hours, days, or weeks to solve? How did you finally manage to get yourself unstuck? Did you just get lucky, or was...
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This guide is for executives, managers, and entrepreneurs who want to make better strategic decisions about software. It’s designed to give you a baseline conceptual...
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Developer productivity is a product of program understanding, a developer's (1) mental model, and (2) access to information for refining that model. Former Defense Secretary...
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Library use is common but documentation is scarce. Your ability to ascertain information quickly about a library can mean the difference between success and failure in...
Talent acquisition (1)
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Learn the three interviewing mistakes that sabotage your diversity and inclusion initiatives and how to prevent them
Testing (1)
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In an ideal world, each unit test would run in isolation. In practice, environment setup (e.g., database schema setup) is expensive, so it's common to share resources between...
Verification (2)
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Joel Spolsky has a popular post from 2005 on "Making Wrong Code Look Wrong". In this post, I'll address his suggestion to use Hungarian Notation. It turns out we can now do...
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Writing performant Java software often means controlling allocation patterns to prevent garbage collection. For example, a program for processing financial FIX messages in...