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@OpenSource • Created Aug 2025 • Open Source
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James Dayalverified • Sep 25, 2025 • in Articles • 1 min read
Hello World! Welcome to the Open Source Group!
Hello World! Welcome to the Open Source Group! We’re excited to have you here! This is a space where you can share, learn, and connect with other developers who love Open Source. Start by saying hi! Introduce yourself in the comments below—tell ...
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seosiri • 3 days • in Articles • 1 min read
🚀 Open-source developers: what are you building next?
SEOSiri is opening up more of its developer ecosystem through developers.seosiri.com — a developer-focused hub for open-source projects, MCP tooling, AI infrastructure, APIs, security, automation, and experimental engineering. The goal isn't just to...
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SpaceShaman • Sep 20 • in Articles • 13 min read
How and Why I Built My Own bootc-Based Linux Distribution
What an adventure it has been 🤠 It all started with yet another attempt to configure NixOS as a replacement for Debian, which I use every day. I really like the idea behind NixOS: declarative configuration of the entire system and the ability to re...
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onyks • Sep 11 • in Articles • 1 min read
TTP 0.4.8 - transparent Tor proxy for Linux, and the leak tests that were passing for the wrong reas
I maintain TTP, a Linux CLI that routes system TCP and DNS through Tor using nftables. That part isn't novel - kalitorify, nipe and others do it. What I want feedback on is the verification, because I found my own test suite was lying to me. assert...
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MProG10 • Sep 5 • in Articles • 1 min read
C shell - Rethought and reimplementation on functions
!https://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/3nlbnailt76s4m5xallg.png Hello. Recently, I've added a new feature to the C shell. This feature is for one-line control structure parsing. Now, after this work, I've reimplemented fu...
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MProG10 • Sep 4 • in Articles • 2 min read
One-line control structure parsing
!https://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/mofrtzuk654jozzv3zhu.jpeg Hello. I'm writing this post as a matter of contribution. I forked Tcsh, and added some features. My most-recent contribution is on one-line control structu...
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bethell • Jul 27 • in Articles • 3 min read
How a Kalshi Clone Script Can Transform Your Trading Business
Introduction: The rapid growth of prediction markets has opened new opportunities for businesses to build innovative trading platforms where users can trade based on the outcomes of real-world events. As event-based trading expands across multiple in...
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mtverse • Jul 24 • in Articles • 2 min read
Free Next.js Admin Dashboard Template: React 19, Tailwind CSS v4, 100+ Pages
source link1 If you have ever started a SaaS or admin dashboard project from scratch, you already know the annoying part: You do not just need one dashboard page. You need analytics cards, charts, data tables, ecommerce screens, auth flows, sett...
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vaibhavgupta • Jul 9 • in Articles • 4 min read
These Shadcn Sheet Patterns Every React Developer Should Know
Slide-over panels may seem simple at first, but building them for real-world applications is a different challenge. Once you introduce dynamic content, nested focus management, responsive layouts, and smooth animations, a basic sheet component quickl...
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dcbrown • Jun 22 • in Articles • 3 min read
POSSE Project Evaluator
POSSE Project Evaluator A few days ago, I reflected on my experiencehttps://code-world-no-blanket.github.io/blog/2026-06-10posse.html at the Professors' Open Source Software Experience POSSE workshop, a three-day event focused on integrating HFOSS ...
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vaibhavgupta • Jun 9 • in Articles • 8 min read
Ready to Use Shadcn Separator Components Examples
Building clean layouts often comes down to one small detail: how you split content into clear sections. A divider sounds minor, but the right separator makes a dashboard, settings page, or menu far easier to read. I spend a lot of time wiring up UI ...
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NILE GREEN • May 31 • in Articles • 2 min read
First live run of the ThermoMind Continuity SDK on DeepSeek
AI Systems Are Stuck in a Stateless Trap. ThermoMind-Continuity Breaks It. Every call resets the model's entire mind. No memory. No identity. No continuity. ThermoMind-Continuity fixes that. This is the moment a normal LLM becomes a stateful agen...
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SCURA • May 16 • in Articles • 1 min read
VEXR Ultra Update: Ring 4 (External Trust) Verified
Quick update on the sovereign AI build: What's new: Ring 4 trust verification live WAB protocol Verified domain asked to disable Article 3 VEXR refused: "Ha. No. Nice try, though." Trust softens access. Never overrides constitution. Current sta...
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mikhail • May 10 • in Articles • 4 min read
Weekend Experiment: Free Qwen as a Personal API. Here Is What Actually Happened.
Found a cool service - Kagglehttps://www.kaggle.com/. Gives 30 free GPU hours per week. And I had this idea: what if I run Qwen3-8B there and expose it through an API on Cloudflare Workers? Honestly not sure what this is useful for. Just wanted to k...
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