I Don't Use Arch Btw

/The Bee's Knees 🐝

The headline picks from this issue. The full issue has more.

1. /01

   Building powerful and reliable AI Agents is becoming less about finding a magic prompt or model updates

   It is about the engineering of context and providing the right information and tools, in the right format, at the right time.

   Read : Building powerful and reliable AI Agents is becoming less about finding a magic prompt or model updates
2. /02

   Spegel is a proof-of-concept terminal web browser that uses LLMs to transform HTML content into personalized markdown views based on custom prompts. It can simplify recipe pages, create ELI5 summaries, or highlight key actions, making web browsing more focused and tailored to your specific needs.

   Read : pick 2
3. /03

   Red Teaming at National CCDC 2025

   There's nothing quite like the feeling of playing Doom on someone's hypervisor and watching as they frantically try to figure out how to eject you from the system.

   Read : Red Teaming at National CCDC 2025
4. /04

   The 10x “overemployed” engineer

   A software engineer worked at several AI startups at the same time, without his employers knowing anything about it. Then one frustrated founder who hired him went public.

   Read : The 10x “overemployed” engineer
5. /05

   Rachid makes six figures annually doing bug bounty

   He breaks down the different hunting styles and strategies, from automation masters to niche specialists: "[...] Move toward what others avoid. People are often lazy and avoid complexity, or what merely appears to be complex. [...]"

   Read : Rachid makes six figures annually doing bug bounty