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A first look at Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra and Surface Dev Box
Microsoft has two new Surface devices arriving later this year, both powered by Nvidia's RTX Spark chips. I got a chance to take a closer look at both the Surface Laptop Ultra and Surface RTX Spark Dev Box at Microsoft's Build conference this week, and while both have the same chip inside, they're utilizing Nvidia's […]
Mouseless – keyboard-driven control of macOS/Linux/Windows
I Replaced My AI Agent's Flat Fact Store with a Graph Database
# I Replaced My AI Agent's Flat Fact Store with a Graph Database and It Runs in 85MB I've been building LocalClaw, a local-model-first AI agent framework running on personal hardware through Ollama. No cloud, no API costs. A few weeks ago I posted about the router/specialist architecture. A lot of people asked about the memory system so here's that. ## The Problem Started with a JSONL fact store and embedding similarity retrieval. Simple enough until it wasn't. After a few weeks of real use I ha
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I Finally Finished My AI Interview Coach (It Only Took Me Getting Rejected to Care)
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge What I Built An AI interview coach that runs in your browser. No backend. No accounts. No subscriptions. You bring a free API key, paste your resume and the job description, pick a mode (behavioral, technical, system design, whatever), and it runs a full mock interview. Asks follow-ups, scores you on 5 dimensions, gives you a study plan at the end. I built the first version for the Gemma 4 DEV.to Challenge last month. It kinda worked. But I wouldn't have used it myself, and that bothered me. Live: hajirufai.github.io/gemma4-interview-coach Repo: github.com/hajirufai/gemma4-interview-coach Demo What you get now: 🗣️ 6 practice modes — behavioral (STAR method), technical, system design, online assessment sim, certification prep, case studies 🎤 Voice mode — talk into your mic, hear feedback read aloud. Because typing answers in a mock interview is weird. - 📄 Resume + JD aware — paste both, get questions about your actual experience gaps 📸 Screenshot upload — snap a coding problem or whiteboard and discuss it 🌐 4 AI providers with free tiers (Google AI Studio, OpenRouter, NVIDIA NIM, Hugging Face) 🌙 Dark mode, session history, timer, downloadable reports ## The Comeback Story ### Where it was before I threw this together during the Gemma 4 Challenge in May. Classic hackathon energy — built the core chat loop, got 6 mode cards looking nice, slapped on dark mode, shipped it. Then I hit the wall. Google AI Studio was throwing 500 errors during peak hours. The only option was "refresh and hope." No voice input, so you're typing interview answers like it's a customer support chat. And if you had a typo in your API key? Good luck figuring out why nothing's working. It was a demo, not a tool. ### What actually changed I came back with one rule: make this something I'd actually use to prep for my own interview. Voice mode was the big one. I'm prepping for a senior cybersecurity engineering interview right now. Typing