Unveiling the Dark Side of AI: How Prompt Hacking Can Sabotage Your AI Systems

As the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape continues to rapidly evolve, new risks and vulnerabilities emerge. Businesses positioned to leverage large language models (LLMs) to enhance and automate their processes must be careful about the degree of autonomy and access privileges they confer to LLM-powered AI solutions, wherein lies a new frontier of cybersecurity challenges.

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A Deployment Is Not a Release: Control Your Launches With Feature Flags

This article explores decoupling your deployments from release to users with feature flags, thus allowing control over releases. In the world of software development, the excitement of shipping code to users is often tempered by the inherent risks that come with each release.

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Thoughts on Svelte(Kit), one year and 3 billion requests later

Last year my company, was tasked with the mission of building a news website. Since the project went live, it has experienced significant audience growth, handling hundreds of thousands of visitors every day.

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How to Use Docker Layers to Optimize Your Container Size

Docker is a powerful tool for creating and deploying applications. One of the key features of Docker is its ability to create container images that can be used to run applications in a variety of environments.

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Why I Switched From Neovim To VSCode

I recently switched back to VSCode from Neovim as my primary code editor. You may think this is weird because everyone seems to be going the other way around. Why would anyone want to move away from the most loved code editor? In this post, I’ll explain why I made the switch and my experience so far.

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Bundle Analysis: An Underrated Tool

Many modern web applications are composed of lots of JavaScript and even more third-party dependencies. Bundlers like WebPack, Rollup, and ESBuild simplify building and distributing bundles of code to a user’s browser.

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Improving Performance with HTTP Streaming

You may have heard a joke that the Internet is a series of tubes. In this blog post, we’re going to talk about how we get a cool, refreshing stream of Airbnb.com bytes into your browser as quickly as possible using HTTP Streaming. Let’s first understand what streaming means.

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