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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady What I Built Pigritia (Latin for sloth, in the laziness sense) is a set of four lazy-day helpers that run entirely on my own machine. It's a single HTML file
A grid trading bot backtest is only useful if it models how grid orders actually fill, charges every fee and funding payment, and includes the moment price leaves your range. Most grid backtests look smooth because they skip at least one of those, so
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady What I Built Doomscrolling is a trap of cognitive exhaustion. After an intense day of coding or studying, you open your phone to check a notification, get pul
On October 21, 2026, a malicious litellm==1.107.0 was published to PyPI. It is the second compromise of the package this year, separate from the one in March. PyPI has removed it. The safe version is 1.106.2 . LiteLLM is the library many agents and p
--- title: "Auto Timesheet Desktop - Your AI-Powered Work Log That Writes Itself, Locally" published: true description: "A Windows desktop app that silently watches what you work on all day and uses a local Gemma LLM (via LM Studio) to generate a pro
Taming SQLAlchemy Implicit Flushes: Mitigating Unexpected Deadlocks and Serialization Failures Under High Concurrency Database deadlocks in high-throughput applications are rarely the result of overt logic errors. In many Python services built on SQL
Every time I opened a new chat in Claude, I used to waste the first ten minutes fixing the exact same problem. I would explain what I do, tell it who I was writing for, and ask for a normal, conversational tone. Five seconds later, it still handed me
When a software engineer or product manager with seven years of full-time experience gets auto-rejected within 90 seconds of applying for a role requiring "5+ years of experience," the culprit is rarely their skill set. In our audits at Smart Resume
What if your computer could help you understand where your time goes and gently remind you when it's time to get back on track? That's the idea behind NEXI: Your Focus Companion , a Windows desktop productivity app I've been building with Python, PyS
The BIRD team merged our entry, so it is official: schemagate + Claude Opus 5.5 is #1 on the BIRD Mini-Dev leaderboard in all three dialects, and schemagate + Gemini 2.5 Flash is #2. SQLite MySQL PostgreSQL schemagate + Claude Opus 5.5 81.00 72.40 72
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I have been building RingMasti , a free ringtone site. This is a short introduction to what it is, how it is put together, and how I handle content. Feedback is welcome. What it does Browse ringtones and listen on the page first , then get the file a
I saved links faster than I could find them again, so I built Linkit, an open-source desktop bookmark manager that fetches and summarizes every link as you save it. A browser bookmark stores a URL and nothing else. That leaves three gaps: keyword sea
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady SlothBank: Let the AI Read the Bill. Let Code Check the Numbers. 🦥 Bills are easy to ignore until something changes. A subscription becomes more expensive. An
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady . What I Built “Earn 7.5% cashback.” That sounds like a number you can subtract from a hotel bill. Then you read the next sentence: maximum reward $60. Minimu
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Every framework starts fast and gets slower. Features accumulate, each justified on its own, and one day the "lightweight" library isn't. AngeLite's defence is a rule: no feature lands if it makes the core slower, bigger or hungrier for memory , and
Framework benchmark posts have a credibility problem: the author's framework wins. So this post is built the other way around. It describes how AngeLite is benchmarked, what the numbers show, and, more importantly, where the project's own comparison
MIDI gives us timed note events, not a finished score. When Pianory imports a MIDI file into its score player, it has to choose a readable written duration. A tiny release gap near the next note can be meaningful, or it can make notation look more st
CI/CD pipelines are one of the most attacked links in the software supply chain, and the usual root cause is the same: long-lived credentials stored as CI provider secrets . A CLIENT_ID / CLIENT_SECRET pasted into GitHub never expires, isn't bound to
An agent (Codex, Claude Code, a CI job) can run a shell command, but it cannot click inside the Godot editor. So when the task is "put the game into this state" - progress/stage = 7 , tutorial_done = true , audio/master = 0.42 - the agent ends up edi
If you've built an app with Lovable, Bolt or any other tool that sits on Supabase, open your live site, view the JavaScript it sends, and search for supabase.co . Right next to it you'll find a key. The first time founders see this, the question is a
You review a 30-line template diff. Production sends 40,000 tokens assembled at request time from six sources, four of which changed this week and none of which appear in the pull request. The diff you approved is not the change you shipped. This is