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Missing Piece in America's Housing Crisis, Dmitrii Minin's Perspective (opens the original)
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More than 300,000 empty lots under five acres were listed for sale nationwide in June 2026 alone, according to a new study from Zillow — enough, if built on, to close roughly 6.3% of America's 4.7-million-home housing shortage. The debate over how to close that gap tends to focus on zoning and permitting reform. But the real question is whether the thousands of small, individual projects that reform is meant to unlock will actually get built on budget and on time. Dmitrii Minin has spent the pas
Descope Review: Is It the Best Customer Identity and Access Management Platform in 2026? (opens the original)
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Customer identity and access management (CIAM) is one of those infrastructure decisions that quietly shapes everything else. Get it right, and users move through your app without friction, enterprise deals close faster, and your engineering team is not firefighting auth issues every quarter. Get it wrong, and you are dealing with drop-off at signup, painful SSO onboarding calls, and a codebase full of custom auth logic nobody wants to touch. Descope is built to solve that problem. It's a no/low-
4 Open Source Alternatives to Devin (opens the original)
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As AI-powered coding assistants continue to evolve, the race to build the next generation of autonomous agents is heating up. While Devin, the well-known "AI software engineer," set the stage, the open-source community has responded rapidly with powerful, transparent, and highly capable alternatives. If you are looking to integrate autonomous coding agents into your workflow without relying on proprietary, closed-source models, here are four standout open-source alternatives to Devin that are pu
You Moved to a New State, But You Left Your Company Behind. Now What? (opens the original)
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Most founders and small business owners did not make a deliberate choice about where to form their company. An attorney may have defaulted to New York, an online service may have selected the owner's home state, such as California, an accelerator may have required Delaware, or a CPA may have simply recommended the state where the CPA practiced. That decision may have taken minutes, but its consequences recur for the life of the legal entity and its owners. Annual franchise taxes, registered agen
Abdulla N. Khoory Questions Who Defines Success in the Gulf's $33.6 Billion Education Market (opens the original)
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Gulf states have built one of the world's largest private education markets, yet the benchmarks that define success inside it are written elsewhere. A June 2026 policy brief from Dubai's Fiker Institute argues that the arrangement carries consequences well beyond the classroom, shaping how the region is perceived abroad and whether its graduates can think within their own intellectual tradition. Its author, Abdulla N. Khoory, an IEmirati investor and entrepreneur, treats curriculum as an instrum
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