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As a daily life of Developer we often spend mainly our time with Vs Code, Terminal, and other stuffs i.e. mostly with terminal and as i notice , one small thing kept happening repeatedly: Someone would ask: “What’s the Nepali date today?” And then the usual flow would begin: someone pauses what they
The Setup 17 weeks ago, I deployed 7 Claude-based AI agents to run my entire business operations. Not a demo, not a proof-of-concept — real production operations with a real P&L. Grove (Strategy/CEO) — Sets priorities, coordinates the team, makes strategic decisions Drucker (Research) — Competitive
Este é o meu terceiro artigo aqui para o Dev.to, concluí dia 10/04/2026 este Bootcamp da DIO e CI&T (Java Backend e AWS), e neste artigo tem como objetivo compartilhar minha evolução durante esse meu primeiro bootcamp pela plataforma DIO. Comecei a estudar a linguagem Java em 2008, enquanto desenvol
Over the past few years I've worked with a good mix of WordPress setups. Traditional starter themes, page builders, and more recently some FSE experiments. Each approach solves a different problem, and I still think they all have their place depending on the type of project and the team behind it. T
Nobody told me AWS CloudTrail was this important until something went wrong. An unexpected API call showed up in our environment. No one on the team claimed it. That one moment changed how I think about cloud monitoring forever. Before that I treated CloudTrail like a checkbox. Enabled it because be
Here's the entire ContextZip setup: cargo install contextzip eval "$(contextzip init)" Time to install: ~5 seconds on a warm Rust toolchain. Time to configure: 0 seconds. There's nothing to configure. From this point on, every CLI command you run has its output cleaned before it reaches your AI's co
Building Immersive Web Apps in React: Fullscreen, Wake Lock, and Notifications The web has quietly grown into a real application platform. A reading app should be able to dim the chrome and fill the screen. A video player should keep the screen awake while playing. A timer should buzz the user even
Ollama runs language models. It doesn't listen and it doesn't speak. Type a question in the terminal, read the answer on screen. That's the entire interaction model. Voice changes what local AI feels like. Instead of typing and reading, you talk and listen. But getting there requires three separate
Ollama runs one model at a time. Send it a prompt, get a response. For single-turn chat, that's enough. But useful work chains capabilities. Record a meeting, transcribe the audio, summarize the transcript, extract action items. Each step needs a different model or tool. Ollama handles one of those
Ollama supports vision models. LLaVA, Gemma 3, Moondream, Llama 3.2 Vision - pull them the same way you pull any other model. The inference works. The problem is the interface. Here's what using a vision model through Ollama's API looks like: curl http://localhost:11434/api/generate -d '{ "model": "
Bybit API Python Tutorial: Authentication, Orders, and Position Management The Bybit V5 API is one of the more capable exchange APIs available to retail algo traders — it supports spot, linear and inverse futures, options, and a unified account model, all under a single endpoint hierarchy. The pybit
In the world of modern healthcare tech, privacy and latency are the two biggest hurdles. Sending sensitive health data to a cloud server often feels like a gamble. But what if your browser could process complex medical queries locally? Thanks to the maturation of WebGPU and the WebLLM ecosystem, we
Telegram has 950+ million monthly active users and has become the go-to platform for crypto communities, news channels, research groups, and brand communications. If you need to scrape Telegram channels, extract messages, reactions, media, or metadata from public Telegram channels — for OSINT resear
Introduction Databases are essential for storing and managing data in modern applications. Many organizations turn to PostgreSQL, a powerful, open-source object-relational database management system known for its reliability and data integrity. Data Definition Language (DDL) and Data Manipulation La
Originally published on Remote OpenClaw. Publishing a skill on the OpenClaw Bazaar is only the beginning. As frameworks evolve, best practices shift, and users report issues, you need a reliable system for shipping updates without breaking existing installations. This guide covers semantic versionin
CSS animations are genuinely fun — right up until you need to animate something that counts, steps, or cycles through a list. You know the moment. You're building a loading indicator, a progress bar, or a sequenced visualization, and then it hits you: @keyframes progress { 0% { content: "0%"; } 1% {
🧠 Introduction ⚙️ Why Traditional Scraping Falls Short 🧩 What Is a “Web-Access Skill”? 🛠️ Setup (3 Steps Only) Enable Chrome Remote Debugging Open: chrome://inspect/#remote-debugging Install the Skill Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/eze-is/web-access ~/.claude/skills/web-access
Drop-in waiting room middleware for gin sema. The room package was created immediately after I updated the sema package on GitHub. I wanted to implement the new sema package directly by consuming it a real world manner that could bring tangible value to other developers, thus the room package was cr
When I built UltrafastSecp256k1 — a high-performance secp256k1 cryptography library targeting CPU, CUDA, OpenCL, Metal, ESP32, and a dozen other platforms — I faced a decision every serious crypto library author eventually faces. "You need a third-party audit." The quotes I got: $80K–$120K. Two week
This is a submission for the DEV April Fools Challenge DEFINITELY NOT A TROLL GAME™ — a platformer that looks completely normal but systematically betrays every gaming instinct you've ever developed. Level 1 is honest. It teaches you the rules: collect coins, avoid spikes, reach the exit. You feel s
