submitted by /u/jbhewitt12

Now while I’ve always wanted to contribute, I always found that programming is the main path people take, and with a role like infra or DevOps related ones, code isn’t really the biggest skill we hold, and I don’t really want to use AI to contribute even if I fully understand what’s going on.

Now from your experience, either contributing yourself or seeing others do, h...

My current favorite reddit client is Hydra, an Apollo clone. It's free to use but has a pro subscription that unlocks notifications and other pro features (or you can self-host and get the Pro features for free). It's iOS only right now but the dev said he's close on launching the Android version.

It's open source which makes me like it even more since that means someo...

Occasionally, I have to copy and paste chunks of my own writing into the same document when completing writing assignments. This leads to automated version history scanners marking my work as suspicious, even t...

so i built this thing called Rumi

basically it’s like omegle… but not dead 💀

you get matched with random people but instead of awkward “hi… where are you from…”
you can actually play games together while talking

makes convos way less dry and honestly more fun

still ea...