Run Claude Code with --dangerously-skip-permissions safely using Lima VM on macOS.

Building production ML inference services that run anywhere—from Raspberry Pi to cloud edge—requires a different approach. This article walks through a complete implementation of a text embedding API using WasmEdge, GGML, and Rust, delivering a 136KB WASM module paired with a 1.8MB async HTTP server that processes embeddings in ~100-200ms per request.

Full implementation: github.com/porameht/wasmedge-ggml-llama-embedding

When scraping websites or testing APIs from multiple IPs, you need a proxy that can rotate source addresses automatically. This article explores how to build a production-ready IP rotation proxy using Cloudflare's Pingora framework, achieving lock-free rotation with atomic operations.

Full implementation: github.com/porameht/pingora-forward-proxy

Reverse engineering can seem intimidating at first. You might imagine hackers hunched over complex assembly code, decoding encrypted messages, or cracking sophisticated protections. But here's a secret: most real-world reverse engineering starts with something incredibly simple—just reading text.

Welcome to Level 1 of reverse engineering: Strings Analysis. This is the most accessible entry point into understanding how programs work, and it's more powerful than you might think.

In ML inference servers, choosing the right concurrency pattern can make the difference between 200 RPS and 20,000 RPS. This article analyzes why Arc<RwLock<Option<T>>> is often the optimal choice for shared model state.