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This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition What I Built I am currently learning web development! for this weekend challenge, I have built a simple and clean "Generosity & Thank You Card" using only HTML and CSS to show gratitude towards people who help others.
One row in my project's coverage table read 0/13. Later it read 0/19. It read a zero at every commit for a full day, and I looked at it every time without stopping, because zero was the number I expected. The work it measures was not finished. A red row on unfinished work is not news. The row was m
A response to Marina Wyss's How I'd Learn Machine Learning in 2026, from someone who arrived at the same checkpoints from the construction side. Marina Wyss wrote that piece and the part that stopped me was not the curriculum. It was her argument that a hiring manager is not looking for evidence th
There are three entries in my project's record of what its owner said that the owner never said. $ grep -n 'e2echeck' DB/bands/verbatim/OWNER_VERBATIM.md 817:## #332 (2026-09-05T06:58:22.737Z) session e2echeck 820:## #333 (2026-09-05T06:58:24.338Z) session e2echeck 823:## #334 (2026-09-05T06:58:2
Two of my checks print a field that says how much of the world they looked at. Here they are, run on 2026-09-05: $ node tools/cells.mjs --check 1 FAIL_CELLS count=276/276 unassigned=0 twice=0 orphan_attachment=0 stale=1 $ node tools/layer_index.mjs --check 1 FAIL_LAYER_INDEX md=DRIFT html=DRIFT
On 2026-09-05 I grepped the file my own build writes its verdicts into. One line per control per commit, appended, never edited. $ grep COVERAGE DB/checks.generated.txt | tail -3 gate COVERAGE pass reason=OK_COVERAGE count=100/3849 tool=ddade5c8fb71 commit=ed6aafb gate COVERAGE pass reason=OK_COV
As I continue learning and working in the tech field, I have been learning not only how to build websites and applications, but also how to handle account credentials securely. Recently, I was introduced to Bitwarden, a password manager that can also be used to securely share sensitive information.
AI coding agents do not work in a vacuum. Their results depend on the context files, rules, skills, hooks, tests, CI pipelines, and safety controls that surround the model. That surrounding system is the harness: the part of an agentic workflow that a team can actually design, version, test, and imp
Lançado no dia 03/09, o GPT-6 Astra marca segundo a OpenAI, o início da era de IA 'AGI', isto é, de agentes capazes de usar recursos pensados numa hipotética Inteligência Artificial Geral (AGI na sigla em inglês). Apesar do termo AGI ainda não ter uma definição clara e coeza, o presidente da OpenAI,
my team builds AI infrastructure, so yes, i have a horse in this race. the horse shows up at the end, clearly labeled. the history comes first, and the history is free. jim barksdale, back when he ran netscape, said the only two ways to make money in software are bundling and unbundling. people qu
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition Three years ago, I volunteered at a commercial bakery in the city. At 9:30 PM every Saturday, we packed fresh sourdough loaves, baguettes, and croissants that had been baked that very morning. I assumed we were bagging them for the
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition What I Built I built MatrixRainView, an open-source Android library that allows developers to easily add a fully customizable Matrix-style digital rain effect to their applications. The goal behind this project was simple: m
Is there a light weight tool to monitor and log very high load processes? About once a week for the past couple months my RockPi4 gets extremely high load and stops responding to even SSH login requests. I'd like to run something on that same machine that will log what is generating that load. It do
That Time Someone Exploited a Git Hook to Root Your Homelab You know how it is—you spin up a self-hosted Git instance, maybe Forgejo or Gitea, and you're feeling good about having your own GitHub alternative. Then you forget about it for a while. That's usually when something bad happens. Someone
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition What I Built “I’m here for you” is easy to say. Knowing what to offer next can be harder. I built Beside to help turn that intention into something small and specific: a listening ear, quiet company, a helping hand, or a gen
I have been using SSH for a very long time. SSH itself is not the problem. OpenSSH is mature, ubiquitous, scriptable, compatible with just about everything, and already knows how to deal with keys, agents, jump hosts, port forwards, certificates, host verification and all the other things accumula
Apparently Contracts Should Be Honored When I think of contracts, I think of scary documents that limit my freedom, usually in exchange for something I want. Documents like EULAs, user agreements, divorce papers, and prenups are just a few examples. However, these contracts also provide a sense o
Clucky's new alarm app has an option where users are woken up to the sound of a rooster. They then complete a mission to turn it off.
Many document automations generate a new PDF from HTML. That is the right tool for invoices and reports you design yourself. It is the wrong tool when a customer, carrier, government office, or employer requires its existing PDF to keep the same layout. The workflow below handles that second case:
Hi! I'm writing a little program to generate images of the Mandelbrot set and other sets. The thing is i would like to have something like ./Mandelbrot -function z*z*z + c But i have no idea on how to make this parametrizable and detect the formulas. I would write a little helper function to detect
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