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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass What I Built TrailCall is an offline bird-call companion for walks. You record a short clip on the t
Hi! I'm Jorge Guillem Najarro, a developer from Catarroja (Valencia, Spain). For the past months I've been building SynBio Studio, an integrated development environment for synthetic biology. I'm shar
TL;DR — Schema validation, null checks, and row-count monitors catch structural failures in AI data pipelines, but they're blind to semantic drift — the slow, silent shift in meaning caused by change
Prepared with AI assistance using my work records and a cost-estimate report. The cost comparisons are estimates. I went back through five days of work done with AI tools and tried to put a price on
How I'm turning my coding skills, creative ideas, and curiosity into practical digital solutions. As developers, we often start by learning a programming language, experimenting with small projects,
GitHub keeps a contribution calendar for user accounts and nothing else. A repository doesn't have one, and neither does an organization. That's why every contribution snake you've seen sits on some
I run a visa agency in Bali. The part of my week that has nothing to do with visas is building scrapers on Apify, and one of them searches Meta Threads: you give it a keyword or a hashtag, it gives yo
I am working through Mathematical Foundations of Generative AI, Prof. Prathosh AP's public lectures. The playlist is the spine. These notes are my deep dive on each section: a visual when the picture
A lot of OSINT work dies at the first step: Telegram's official API only sees channels you join, and joining 200 channels to monitor 200 channels is not a plan. Here is the no-login method I run in pr
Pick by four things your team already knows: where your repositories live, whether a bot should review every pull request or only on request, how you want to be billed, and whether the reviewer must r
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge: Week 1, Touch Grass. What I Built For the past couple of weeks I've been losing track of time. I'd look up, see 1 o'clo
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass What I Built I built GrassQuest 🌿, an app that gives you a reason to step away from your screen and
Disclosure: I work at AIsa, and AIsa is our product. Everything about Muse below comes from my own use, including the screenshots. Rio estimated the call would cost about three cents. The quote came
A night job once treated a customer export as scratch. The label came from a free model on a borrowed host. The worker removed that export before the first page. The scene above is a composite, not a
A few weeks ago I added a seasonal colour analysis to Fring, the free wardrobe app I build on my own: you upload a selfie, you get your colour season, your undertone and six colours that suit you. It
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass What I Built GrassQuest is a tiny web app with one goal: spend 30 seconds on the screen, then go out
When a meme goes viral, the search intent is simple: what is this, where is it from, is it real? That’s an ideal case for a small static reference site. I built one for the Rumpelstiltskin AI meme, an
We love complexity because it feels like progress. Three weeks into a new SaaS build, half the engineering team is arguing about service meshes, gRPC contracts, and eventual consistency models for a d
A weekend contributor clones a small library, reproduces a parser bug, and asks a coding model to repair it before dinner. The model returns a tidy diff, a confident summary, and a test that already p
WildSense: Find Your Outside — An Open-Source Project Making Nature Exploration Interactive What I Built WildSense — Find Your Outside is a web project built around a simple idea