FeralUI - a collection of playful, physics-driven React components like drop , swing, grap
feralui.dev
FeralUI ยท playful, physics-driven React elements
A small library of playful, physics-driven React elements: a ceiling pull-cord with a real Verlet rope, a claw-machine captcha, and more.
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Simple mental model on program, container , VM
github repo program(source code) - depends on the both host user space(runtime/dependency) and kernel .
docker container - depends only on the host kernel ; its user space progrmas are packed inside the container
Virtual machine - it wont depend on both host kernel and user space programs . has its own kernl and user space prorams .
isolation increases : normal github repo program -> container -> VM
github repo program(source code) - depends on the both host user space(runtime/dependency) and kernel .
docker container - depends only on the host kernel ; its user space progrmas are packed inside the container
Virtual machine - it wont depend on both host kernel and user space programs . has its own kernl and user space prorams .
isolation increases : normal github repo program -> container -> VM
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It is a fact that those AI tools are automating much of the manual coding work that once required years of hands-on experience like mastering syntax, debugging, and writing boilerplate code. This gives devs more time to focus on deeper understanding, problem-solving, and designing
E.g: a simple HTML/CSS dashboard that once could be a paid freelancing job can now be generated by AI in minutes. and they aren't not a job anymore.
So now my question is: Why aren't university lecturers, who already have a deep understanding of computer science and how computers actually work, quickly learning these AI tools, building useful products with AI agents, and creating new sources of income?
If AI reduces the value of manual coding, shouldn't people with strong fundamentals be among those best positioned to take advantage of this shift?
E.g: a simple HTML/CSS dashboard that once could be a paid freelancing job can now be generated by AI in minutes. and they aren't not a job anymore.
So now my question is: Why aren't university lecturers, who already have a deep understanding of computer science and how computers actually work, quickly learning these AI tools, building useful products with AI agents, and creating new sources of income?
If AI reduces the value of manual coding, shouldn't people with strong fundamentals be among those best positioned to take advantage of this shift?
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Learning Log
Will be revealed after a few hours....
Ox Alpha = GLM-5.3-Flash from Z.ai.
The free stealth model that dominated usage this week is now officially out. It was GLM-5.3-Flash from China's Z.ai
Official blog: https://z.ai/blog/glm-5.3-flash
The free stealth model that dominated usage this week is now officially out. It was GLM-5.3-Flash from China's Z.ai
Official blog: https://z.ai/blog/glm-5.3-flash
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Forwarded from Hacker News
Omarchy is full of security holes (๐ฅ Score: 160+ in 42 minutes)
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/73zLk
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/73zLk
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/73zLk
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/73zLk
One Happy Fellow - blog
Merchants of Insecurity
First, a PSA: Do NOT use Omarchy if you care about security of your machine even a little bit.
You can't polish a turd
Omarchy 4.0 shipped with a collec...
You can't polish a turd
Omarchy 4.0 shipped with a collec...
Forwarded from Shu~codes
Just shipped: OSS Funding Matcher
If you maintain an open source project, there's a good chance you're doing critical work for free while real funding programs exist that you've never heard of โ or didn't think you qualified for.
What it does:
๐ Connects your GitHub repo
๐ Scores it using OpenSSF's criticality methodology
๐ฏ Matches you against 14 verified, currently-active funding programs (GitHub Secure Open Source Fund, Sovereign Tech Fund, NumFOCUS, and more โ every single link personally checked, no dead ends)
โ๏ธ Drafts a ready-to-send funding pitch with AI
Built with Next.js, Supabase, Auth.js, and Gemini/Groq for the AI layer.
Try it โ [https://oss-funding-matcher.vercel.app]
Repo - [https://github.com/shuayb344/oss-funding-matcher.git]
Feedback welcome โ especially if you know a funding program that should be on the list. There's a "suggest a funder" button built right in.
@shu_codes
If you maintain an open source project, there's a good chance you're doing critical work for free while real funding programs exist that you've never heard of โ or didn't think you qualified for.
What it does:
๐ Connects your GitHub repo
๐ Scores it using OpenSSF's criticality methodology
๐ฏ Matches you against 14 verified, currently-active funding programs (GitHub Secure Open Source Fund, Sovereign Tech Fund, NumFOCUS, and more โ every single link personally checked, no dead ends)
โ๏ธ Drafts a ready-to-send funding pitch with AI
Built with Next.js, Supabase, Auth.js, and Gemini/Groq for the AI layer.
Try it โ [https://oss-funding-matcher.vercel.app]
Repo - [https://github.com/shuayb344/oss-funding-matcher.git]
Feedback welcome โ especially if you know a funding program that should be on the list. There's a "suggest a funder" button built right in.
@shu_codes
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