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Anthropic Performance Team Take-Home for Dummies

The article breaks down the Anthropic take-home interview into simple steps and clear examples, showing how to solve the prompt efficiently while explaining the reasoning behind each choice. It offers practical advice on common pitfalls, scoring criteria, time management, and how to structure your responses to perform well in the assessment.

https://www.ikot.blog/anthropic-take-home-for-dummies
Build wiki from codebases that automatically update itself

Markdown documentation with Mermaid diagrams from codebases that always stay fresh.

https://cocoindex.io/examples-v1/multi-codebase-summarization
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Python: introducing icu4py, bindings to the Unicode ICU library

Adam Johnson announces icu4py, a new Python package that provides Python-friendly bindings to the ICU4C Unicode library, enabling locale-aware text boundary analysis and message formatting in Python. The post highlights how icu4py exposes ICU features like word/sentence breaking and plural-aware formatting, and discusses future potential for broader ICU support in Python.

https://adamj.eu/tech/2026/02/09/python-introducing-icu4py/
How to use overloaded signatures in Python?

Sometimes a function takes multiple arguments of different types, and the return type depends on specific combinations of inputs. It’s often easy to understand by reading code, but how do you tell the type checker that this is the case? This is where the @overload decorator from the typing module comes handy.

https://borutzki.github.io/2026/02/07/how-to-use-overloaded-signatures-in-python.html
quip-protocol

This project implements a quantum blockchain using quantum annealing for proof-of-work consensus. It features competitive mining between quantum computers (QPU) and classical simulated annealing (SA) with a dynamic difficulty adjustment mechanism.

https://github.com/QuipNetwork/quip-protocol
Building a FOSS live streaming camera

The author walks through designing and building an open source live streaming camera using a Raspberry Pi and camera module, aiming for low-latency HDMI output suitable for event livestreams instead of consumer cameras. They discuss hardware selection (Pi 4B, HQ camera, lenses), software using picamera2, HDMI output and potential future improvements like custom PCBs and enclosures.

https://blog.brixit.nl/building-a-custom-live-streaming-camera/
Use your Claude Max subscription as an API with CLIProxyAPI

The post explains how to use CLIProxyAPI, a local proxy that takes your Claude Max subscription’s OAuth token and exposes it as an OpenAI-compatible API endpoint so you can use your subscription in tools that expect standard API keys. It covers setup steps, installation, and how this lets you avoid paying for separate API access while working with models like Claude Opus and Sonnet throu...

https://rogs.me/2026/02/use-your-claude-max-subscription-as-an-api-with-cliproxyapi/
CQRS in Python: Clean Reads, Clean Writes

When your FastAPI list endpoint starts pulling full documents just to compute derived fields, it’s usually a sign your read and write models are drifting apart. This video demonstrates how to refactor a tickets API (FastAPI + MongoDB) using CQRS, explain projections and eventual consistency, and show when this architecture is worth the added complexity, and when it’s not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Spp-uzXzzdE