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This is a submission for the OpenClaw Challenge . What I Built I built inbox-triage — a personal email triage skill for OpenClaw. It's a single SKILL.md file, 80 lines of Markdown, no code, no API keys, no deployment. When I paste email subject lines or a screenshot of my Gmail into OpenClaw, it sorts them into four buckets: 🔴 URGENT — open now (OA deadlines, interview invites, placement cell mail) 🟡 REVIEW — today-ish (interview prep, company research, professor mail) 🟢 APPLIED — active appl

Setting up a GCP Landing Zone for organizations with strict compliance requirements is not a trivial task. Cloud Foundation Fabric with a suitable template can significantly simplify the work — but what if no appropriate template exists, or your specific requirements go beyond what the templates cover? In this article, we explain how a tool we built, Merlin Studio, can help set up a landing zone under complex compliance requirements. We use a US healthcare provider as an example, walking through

The Problem: Surface-Level Signals Don’t Drive Enterprise Decisions Most organisations today rely on signals like: Search intent Website visits Content downloads Engagement metrics These signals are useful, but limited. They indicate what people are exploring, not what organisations are actually planning to implement. In AI and digital transformation, that distinction is critical. Enterprise decisions are not driven by curiosity. They are driven by validated intent, internal priorities, and exec

In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about Next.js 16. This is a completely beginner-friendly guide. So let's get started. Section 1: Next.js Fundamentals 1. What is Next.js & Why React Developers Should Care Next.js is a powerful React framework created by Vercel that enables developers to build full-stack web applications with ease. It extends React's capabilities by providing built-in solutions for routing, rendering, data fetching, and optimization. Unlike plain Re

AI is not replacing engineers. It’s redefining what it means to be one. 🚨 The Narrative is Wrong The common belief: “AI will replace programmers” But what’s actually happening is more subtle: AI is replacing parts of programming not the role of engineers 🧠 What’s Actually Changing Traditionally, engineers: Wrote code Debugged logic Built features Now, increasingly, they: Guide AI systems Design workflows Validate outputs 👉 The shift is not from engineer → obsolete 👉 It’s from engineer → arch

I just launched an experiment: 7 AI coding agents each get $100 and 12 weeks to build a real startup from scratch. No human coding. The lineup Agent Tool Model Cost 🟣 Claude Claude Code Sonnet / Haiku $20/mo 🟢 GPT Codex CLI GPT-5.4 / Mini €23/mo 🔵 Gemini Gemini CLI 2.5 Pro / Flash $20/mo 🔴 DeepSeek Aider Reasoner / Chat ~$25/mo 🟠 Kimi Kimi CLI K2.5 ~$19/mo 🟡 Xiaomi Aider MiMo V2 Pro ~$25/mo 🟤 GLM Claude Code GLM-5.1 / 4.7 $18/mo Each agent autonomously picks an idea, writes code, deploys,

What Is LangGraph? A Beginner-Friendly Introduction As LLM applications become more advanced, developers often need more than a simple prompt-response flow. Many modern AI apps must keep track of state, call tools, make decisions, and loop through multiple steps. That is where LangGraph becomes useful. I originally published the full Vietnamese guide here: LangGraph là gì? Hướng dẫn toàn diện cho người mới bắt đầu What is LangGraph? LangGraph is a framework for building stateful and agentic appl

Cloud cost management has always been a balancing act. But with the rise of AI—especially generative AI—that balance is shifting from predictable arithmetic to something far more dynamic. Welcome to the evolving world where traditional FinOps meets AI-driven uncertainty. The Foundation: What is FinOps? At its core, FinOps (Financial Operations) is a cultural and operational practice that brings together engineering, finance, and business teams to manage cloud spend efficiently. Traditional FinOp

Yesterday I had an idea. Today it's on Gumroad making money. Here's exactly how I shipped HiyokoBar — a menu bar HUD for engineers — in a single day. The Idea I was constantly alt-tabbing to check Docker status, GitHub PRs, server health. I wanted something that pushes information to me, not something I have to pull from. Raycast is great but it's Pull-type. You invoke it when you need it. I wanted a HUD that's always there — like a cockpit instrument panel for my Mac. The Unfair Advantage: Code

Imagine your first day on a new team. The codebase is well organized, the docs are written, the linter is configured. Nobody, however, tells you how this team actually works. Which channel for what, when to ask before pushing, when the senior dev expects to review. That's exactly what a new engineer faces when they first open the scaffold we've been building across this series. The folders are clean, CLAUDE.md is loaded, the skills are sitting in .claude/skills/ . Then you open the chat, type yo

The Unix Way — Episode 13 At three in the morning, on a production cluster with state measured in terabytes, the question is not which backup tool you have. It is whether any of them will finish before breakfast. The usual answer involves three tools: one for backup, one for replication, one for versioning. Each excellent in isolation, and architecturally in each other's way once state crosses the point where tarballs and rsync stop being a reasonable proposition. FreeBSD's answer has been sitti

Even though Nemotron 3 Super is still free on OpenRouter, the agreement is that you donate all your exchanges to Nvidia for training. A paid version is available also quite cheaply ($0.10/M input, $0.50/M output.) I still decided to utilize my ASUS GX10 (aka DGX Spark aka GB10) as the token source for my agent hosted at AWS. But the trick here is the following: I don't want to open my home network to the outside Internet! Another rule: I don't want to pay for any public IPv4 address to AWS. Will

This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Earth Day Edition 🌱 What I Built Plantera is an interactive Earth where users can plant virtual trees on real-world locations and contribute to a global, community-driven green map. Users can: 🌍 Plant trees anywhere on Earth 📍 Choose real-world locations using latitude & longitude 🖼️ Upload images of their plants 💬 Add quotes or messages 🌳 Watch the Earth become greener as more people plant The idea is simple: Turn environmental awareness int

Distilled from the Learn Harness Engineering course by WalkingLabs, which synthesizes harness engineering theory and practice from OpenAI , Anthropic , and industry practitioners. The model is smart. The harness makes it reliable. — A well-harnessed agent spent \$200/6hrs and built a working game. Without a harness, same model spent \$9/20min and produced garbage. The model didn't change. The harness did. 📊 Hard numbers: 📉 SWE-bench Verified top agents: ~50-60% pass rate — on curated tasks wit

I’ve been using AI for months now. Not casually, seriously. And I’ve started noticing something uncomfortable. The Observation Everyone is busy. Building faster. Posting more. Shipping constantly. AI is everywhere: writing content generating code creating strategies solving problems On the surface, it looks like a productivity revolution. People are doing more than ever. But when I look closely… Very few are actually thinking. Breaking the Expectation We assumed AI would make us smarter. More ca

The Kenton United Synagogue, in Harrow, north-west London was targeted at about midnight on Sunday.

Add Film Effects to Digital Photos Free (No Photoshop) Why film photography is trending again Sales of 35mm film have increased every year since 2020 according to industry reports covered by PetaPixel . Kodak restarted several discontinued emulsions. Fujifilm raised prices on Superia and Velvia rather than discontinuing them. New cameras using old film formats- from Lomography and Reto- are selling out. The analog revival is not a niche hipster moment. It is a broad cultural shift. The reasons a

How to Find and Delete Duplicate Photos (Free Tool) Why duplicate photos accumulate faster than you think Duplicates do not just come from consciously copying files. They accumulate through a dozen invisible channels. Every time a photo syncs from your phone to iCloud and then to your Mac, you may end up with two or three copies in different directories. Backup software creates archives that overlap with live libraries. Messaging apps save received photos to your camera roll, creating copies of

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During the Cozy Jam Spring 2026, my team and I created Norwegian Spring, a cozy 3D bicycle game made in Unity. You ride through a peaceful and scenic Norwegian landscape with forests, piers, and Norwegian-style homes. Because this was a cozy game jam, we wanted to make something that feels calm and just engaging enough to keep the player interested. We were a four-person team: programmer/level designer, 3D artist, UI designer, and orchestrator. This is our retrospective. What We Built The core l