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As any scripture is some sort of "manual" for each belief, and also assists in domestication of followers of religion, what prevents AI to eventually produce a version 2. 0 for each major religion, this time modified to support its "own" objectives?
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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built My parents have never lost money to a scam. I'd like to keep it that way. My mom lives on WhatsApp.
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Diario de un bot que opera con dinero real — Entrada #3 Durante varios días, mi bot de trading creyó tener órdenes de stop-loss que en realidad no existían en el exchange. No fallaban de forma visible. En los registros, cada posición tenía su stop "gestionado".
I Built a Website Full of Free Developer Tools — Here’s What I Learned I’ve always liked small tools. A QR generator. An image compressor.
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What I Built Between Us is a private AI-powered memory companion that I built for someone I love in a long-distance relationship. When you're in a long-distance relationship, small moments can easily get lost between chats, calls, photos, and voice notes. I wanted to build something that could ...
An agent connects to an MCP server. The server says: you need to log in. So the client asks the server where to log in.
There's a difference between learning a skill and learning it fast. Most people learn eventually -- through repetition, trial and error, and years of practice. But if you want the fastest way to learn a skill, the research is clear: it's not about how smart you are.
An appellate court in Arizona threw out the prison sentence of a man convicted of manslaughter after an A. I. -generated video of his victim was played in court.
Build for a Friend — Smart Reminder & Task Tracker What I Built I built a smart reminder and task-tracking web app for a friend who often has multiple things to do every day but sometimes forgets or misses them. The idea is simple: instead of a reminder that only tells you "Do this task" , the a...
I’ve been looking into how IoT deployments change once a product starts moving beyond one market, and connectivity seems to become a much bigger issue than people expect. In one country, you can usually build around a small number of carriers and a fairly predictable setup. Once the same device...
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I published 51 pages on a brand new domain and then watched what Google did for two days. Here is the actual timeline, with the states Search Console reported at each stage. The setup A static site on a GitHub Pages subdomain 51 pages, all original, 450-800 words each A verified Search Console ...
This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two: Vibe-Code Something Strange . What I Built Tessom is a marketplace and workshop system for upholstery fabric offcuts. Upholstery shops regularly cut fabric for a sofa, chair or other job and end up with usable material left over.
One Console, Every Firewall: What Cisco FMC CVE-2026-20079 Teaches About Management-Plane Risk A firewall is only as trustworthy as the console that configures it. When that console is reachable from the internet and carries a pre-authentication bypass rated 10. 0, the security control becomes t...
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend . What I Built College students often have information scattered across attendance, assignments, exams, notes, and to-do lists. A generic chatbot can give advice, but it does not necessarily understand the student'...
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