Let’s be real: “how much energy does an AI prompt use” isn’t exactly Netflix-binge material — unless you’re into thrilling spreadsheets and dramatic kilowatt-hour reveals. Stick with me; Google just dropped the sort of transparency the AI world has been…
Let’s be real — watching AI agents learn to use a computer is about as glamorous as watching someone fold laundry. But stick with me: OpenCUA just taught those agents to fold, iron, and make a latte without burning down…
Let’s be real: corporate romance rarely reads like a rom-com — but when Meta and Midjourney start slow-dancing over AI image generation, you at least get popcorn-worthy plot twists. Cue dramatic pause. Meta announced it’s partnering with Midjourney and will…
Global Constants — Centralize n8n Workflow Variables Anyone who builds multiple automations in n8n knows how quickly the same constant — an API key, a feature flag, or a shared lookup table — ends up duplicated across workflows. The n8n-nodes-globals…
When LLM judges evaluate models, numbers can lie It’s a common pain: you ask a Large Language Model to act as a judge and score outputs, then take the judge’s pass rate as the truth. But every LLM judge carries…
Let’s be real: The Linux kernel wasn’t built for small talk But here we are — AI tools, like overeager interns hopped up on synthetic coffee, are inching into kernel development. They help with drudge work, they generate patches, and…
Stop losing important repos in a sea of stars If you ever starred a dozen projects and next week couldn’t find the one you actually needed, you’re not alone. GitHubStarsManager turns your chaotic list of starred repositories into an organized,…
Opening Ever opened a recipe and felt it was written in a different language? For developers used to precision, ambiguous cooking instructions can turn a simple dinner into an exercise in debugging. HowToCook aims to bridge that gap: it’s an…
Ever lost time juggling calendars, link replies, and timezone math for meetings? Scheduling tools promise simplicity, but many lock you into proprietary platforms and obscure your data. What if you could run a polished, customizable scheduler on your own domain…
Let’s be real: software development has always felt a bit like magical realism — a bunch of humans typing incantations until the computer obeys. Cue dramatic pause. But what if the incantations themselves are about to be outsourced to something…