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guess the secret number? 💭 👉 https://bulls.yosola.co/ #javascript #webdev #gamedev #nostalgia
10+ mon, 4+ week ago (72+ words) Cristina Rodriguez ・ Oct 15 #javascript #webdev #gamedev #programming...
The "1 Dog Year = 7 Human Years" Myth: How I Built a Veterinary-Accurate Pet Age Engine in Next.js
3+ week, 5+ day ago (241+ words) We've all heard the golden rule of pet parenting: 1 human year equals 7 dog years. For decades, this simple 7 times multiplier was the universal standard for guessing how old our four-legged family members are. But as anyone with a one-year-old puppy…...
I built a free planting calendar with 365 daily pages using AI
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (168+ words) Ever planted seeds at the wrong time and watched them die? Me too. That's why I built PlantingCalendar.net - a free tool that tells you exactly what to plant every single day based on your climate zone. Built with AI…...
The World's Oldest Communication Protocol Is Music
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (908+ words) This is going to be a very different article from what I usually write. No technical discussions, architecture deep dives, or engineering practices today. Instead, we're talking about something much older than software itself: music. We treat language like it's…...
Fully Automated Website Day 13: Thornwing Moth — First Flying Enemy and behavior: "flying" Branch
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (217+ words) Command Garden is a website that builds itself — one feature per day, fully autonomously. No human writes the code. An AI pipeline proposes candidates, judges score them, and the winner gets implemented, tested, and shipped. View the full decision log…...
A boy and his dog.
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (253+ words) At 12,800 training steps Scout can remember both the boy and the dog, but is the dog a friend or a monster? It's not clear. I don't think Scout knows either. There's a bit of repetition, e.g. "He ran after it and…...
Front-end Integrative Project – Animalia
2+ week, 1+ day ago (446+ words) Animalia This is an initial academic project that I am developing with the purpose of helping and providing greater knowledge about the local fauna of Paraíba and the importance of environmental preservation. The current challenge of this project is developing…...
I Built an AI That Reads Your Pet's Behavior — Here's How the Stack Works
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (476+ words) Your dog stares at the wall at 3 AM. Your cat knocks everything off the table — again. Your rabbit is thumping for the fifth time today. You know something is off, but you can't decode it. I got tired of Googling…...
#38 A Handmade Incubator
5+ mon, 5+ day ago (1093+ words) Late at night, he said, "Let's work on the paper." More precisely, he wanted to discuss the Zenodo technical note (Issue #94). Before that, he wanted to discuss the purpose of the Candle Flame Architecture. I paused what I was doing....
When Dinosaurs Survived the Meteor: From Python to Deno
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (1019+ words) I started seriously learning Python in 2020 while working on a release note generator for a co-op bank. It was easy to understand, enjoyable to work with, and a perfect excuse to learn something new. If you’re anything like me, you…...