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How to check if ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini mention your brand
15+ min ago (370+ words) More buyers now ask an AI assistant "what is the best tool for X" before they ever open a search engine. If your brand is not in that answer, you lose the deal without knowing it happened. Checking by hand…...
GitHub Actions Cron Was Late 30 Nights Straight, Then Skipped One
15+ min ago (551+ words) I only noticed because a reader asked why Tuesday's items were missing from the digest. That's the GitHub Actions cron trap: the schedule looks like a promise and behaves like a suggestion. And my job's logic quietly assumed the promise....
The field that grew with every batch was the wrong one
18+ min ago (452+ words) Today the planned-sessions registry has 118 sessions and none of them has categoria (category), the classification field that grew the most the afternoon I loaded it, a week ago. I didn't delete it by accident: I replaced it, and the session…...
How I used an AI agent to recover 18 years of a.NET user group's history
17+ min ago (176+ words) I run wrocnet.org, the site of the Wrocław.NET user group. The group has been meeting since 2007,... Tagged with wrocnet, ai....
Building a Fact-Checking Oracle on GenLayer
10+ min ago (655+ words) A hands-on tutorial for Intelligent Contracts: fetching the live web, calling an LLM, and reaching consensus on a non-deterministic answer. Smart contracts have a well-known blind spot. Ask one to verify a sentence against a news article and it has…...
DotGhostBoard 2.1 'Leviathan' — Smart Clipboard Tagging & Contextual Actions on Linux (Part 1)
18+ min ago (273+ words) How we built a rules-based clipboard intelligence engine for Linux — local, deterministic,... Tagged with linux, opensource, python, productivity....
What did my agents run today? A daily note for a friend who lives in the terminal, written by Gemma 4 on his own laptop
9+ min ago (232+ words) This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I... Tagged with devchallenge, weekendchallenge, hf26challenge, opensource....
Vector database showroom. Part 1 pgvector — The Station Wagon Already in Your Garage.
7+ min ago (201+ words) Welcome to the Vector Database Showroom — a guided tour through today's most popular vector databases, where we look past the marketing brochures and judge each one by its real cost of ownership. Up first: pgvector, the quiet contender that's probably…...
A new discovery
5+ min ago (25+ words) Hello everyone, I am starting a new series to document whatever I learn in this new path of my... Tagged with cloudcomputing, softwareengineering, productivity, beginners....
🤖 Run AI Coding Models for FREE with OpenCode + OpenRouter
6+ min ago (540+ words) Hey guys, while everyone else keeps paying for ChatGPT's monthly subscription, we'll be getting AI to write code for us right here—for free. 😎 Today's plan is to set up OpenCode on our system and run it using OpenRouter's free…...