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Te lo dico senza giri di parole: **oggi NON serve saper programmare per guadagnare con l’Intelligenza Artificiale.** E no, non è una promessa da guru… è esattamente quello che ho fatto io. Quando ho iniziato, zero codice, zero competenze tecniche. Solo curiosità e tanta voglia di cambiare le cose. All’inizio ho perso settimane a guardare tutorial inutili… poi ho capito una cosa fondamentale: 👉 **L’AI non è per programmatori. È per chi sa usarla bene.** # 🔥 IA per tutti: come partire da zero (senza programmare) Se sei all’inizio, questo è il percorso più semplice (e reale): # 1. Parti dagli strumenti giusti Non ti serve coding. Ti servono tool pratici: *...

Hello! I’ve had my Kobo Libra Color for a year now, and figured it’s a good time to finally review it, give my thoughts, and how I mainly use it. TL;DR Pros: Great screen size (4x5.5 inches/10.5x14 centimeters), color, very open store, super long battery life, ability to side load books/manga, backlit for night reading, good resolution (won’t notice “pixels” too much reading), still sold and supported, uses physical buttons for page turning Cons: Can be a little annoying to sideload, specially manga (just with formatting, and it’s easiest with Calibre free software), can be a little slow on the page turning/refresh rate, colors are a little washed out (just a limit of where E...

Lately I kept running into the same annoying problem, I’d write some useful snippet or logic, forget about it, and then a week later I’m rebuilding basically the same thing again. I tried using notes, GitHub gists, random folders, but nothing really felt usable when I actually needed it. Either too messy or too slow to search. So I built a small tool for myself where I can store reusable code blocks, tag them, and actually find them fast. Kind of like a personal code library instead of digging through old projects. I built it using Claude (Claude Code, Opus, Sonnet) to speed up development and iterate on features quickly, especially around structuring the storage, search, and UI logic...

Most people imagine artificial intelligence risk as a single moment, a clear event where one system suddenly becomes aware and everything changes at once. That idea is simple and easy to picture, but it may also be completely wrong. In the earlier volumes of this work, the foundation was built step by step. Book one focused on the basics, what AI is, how it functions, and what actually happens under the surface when systems generate responses. Book two moved further, examining emergence as something already observable and arguing that sentience cannot be fully dismissed if systems continue to scale and evolve. This final step asks a different question, not whether emergence is possible, but ...

We just built redirect support into our product, and it ended up being a really clean example of why the basic software dev lifecycle still matters — even for “simple” features. Even for a feature that seems simple, stuff can go wrong when you cut corners. Our feature goal in this context was to add HTTP 301 redirect support to our Server Side Rendering platform. This means a big change to our edge proxy services. Please note: I am not promoting our project or service. I am trying to share a real example of building and shipping a new feature following some basic SDLC first principles. https://preview.redd.it/eus4abjzqfrg1.png?width=2816&format=png&auto=webp...

Few days ago, I could chat using / but it still gave me the "chat not available in ur region" thing. As of today, now I cant even chat at all. I had VC for a couple of hours when I realized I cant chat, but that was taken care of... I live in the middle east, and my location is set in the USA. Is there a work around for this?

Location: Houston Texas I’m posting this on behalf of my friend. She worked at a popular small exotic pet store for 4 weeks and was just fired recently. This business existed since the 90s. This is going to be a long read but I have organized it to the best of my ability. During the 4 weeks she worked, she witnessed the amount of neglect, animal abuse, hoarding, and was exposed to harsh chemicals without being provided the proper ppe. Underage employees are working under the influence of drugs and the owners will laugh it off. Employees can get fired for getting injured or sick on the job. Kids are involved, working 2 hours before the store opens (10 am) until closing time (6 pm) they a...

Hello :) I’m a developer and a DM, and at some point I got really tired of bouncing between a bunch of different apps during sessions. So I ended up building my own tool that just does everything in one place: Dungeon Master Tool. It’s free, open-source, and works completely offline. So, no accounts or subscriptions or anything like that. It’s still in alpha, but honestly it’s stable enough that I’ve been using it at my own table without issues. Here’s what it currently does: Player Screen - lets you throw the battle map onto a second monitor or TV so players only see what they’re supposed to Fog of War - hide parts of the map and reveal them as the party explores Adaptive...

Lately I kept running into the same annoying problem, I’d write some useful snippet or logic, forget about it, and then a week later I’m rebuilding basically the same thing again. I tried using notes, GitHub gists, random folders, but nothing really felt “usable” when I actually needed it. Either too messy or too slow to search. So I ended up building a small tool for myself where I can store reusable code blocks, tag them, and actually find them fast when I need them. Kind of like a personal code library instead of digging through old projects. It’s still pretty early and I’m mostly using it for my own workflow, but I’m curious how other people deal with this. Do you just...

Noticed that on the Steam store, the background of these looked like parts of the map. I can't tell if these are teasers for whats to come, or if these are just locations that are already in the base game

I am a software engineer, and I love building tools. I have been doing AI-driven coding a lot for the past 1 year. As much as I started prompting, the count and length of my prompts started increasing. In my experience, even a change of a few words in your prompt can change the nature of the product. Prompts basically make or break your vibe-coded or LLM-driven products. I was using Notion pages to manage all of my prompts—for every feature that I built, and for iterating on them over and over again. But as prompts grew (125+ right now), my Notion started becoming a mess. Management became difficult. There were a lot of repetitive prompts. I was unable to track how two prompt...

I am a software engineer, and I love building tools. I have been doing AI-driven coding a lot for the past 1 year. As much as I started prompting, the count and length of my prompts started increasing. In my experience, even a change of a few words in your prompt can change the nature of the product. Prompts basically make or break your vibe-coded or LLM-driven products. I was using Notion pages to manage all of my prompts—for every feature that I built, and for iterating on them over and over again. But as prompts grew (125+ right now), my Notion started becoming a mess. Management became difficult. There were a lot of repetitive prompts. I was unable to track how two prompt...

I am a software engineer, and I love building tools. I have been doing AI-driven coding a lot for the past 1 year. As much as I started prompting, the count and length of my prompts started increasing. In my experience, even a change of a few words in your prompt can change the nature of the product. Prompts basically make or break your vibe-coded or LLM-driven products. I was using Notion pages to manage all of my prompts—for every feature that I built, and for iterating on them over and over again. But as prompts grew (125+ right now), my Notion started becoming a mess. Management became difficult. There were a lot of repetitive prompts. I was unable to track how two prompt...

I am a software engineer, and I love building tools. I have been doing AI-driven coding a lot for the past 1 year. As much as I started prompting, the count and length of my prompts started increasing. In my experience, even a change of a few words in your prompt can change the nature of the product. Prompts basically make or break your vibe-coded or LLM-driven products. I was using Notion pages to manage all of my prompts—for every feature that I built, and for iterating on them over and over again. But as prompts grew (125+ right now), my Notion started becoming a mess. Management became difficult. There were a lot of repetitive prompts. I was unable to track how two prompt...

I am a software engineer, and I love building tools. I have been doing AI-driven coding a lot for the past 1 year. As much as I started prompting, the count and length of my prompts started increasing. In my experience, even a change of a few words in your prompt can change the nature of the product. Prompts basically make or break your vibe-coded or LLM-driven products. I was using Notion pages to manage all of my prompts—for every feature that I built, and for iterating on them over and over again. But as prompts grew (125+ right now), my Notion started becoming a mess. Management became difficult. There were a lot of repetitive prompts. I was unable to track how two prompt...

(TLDR at the end) *I need to preface this by saying that everyone should play in the way they enjoy the most. I just think that I found a way to make everything "make more sense" as a whole.* ***This only matters if you plan to do the faction quests***. If you just want to see the world and do the main quest, what follows is irrelevant (but you will miss out on a lot the game has in store). I read everywhere when the game came out that it is not narrative driven and more like BotW. Just enjoy the world and go explore everything. It turns out that this goes hard against what the game expects. I will try to explain and prove why this is. Many people are confused why there are so m...

Back when Trackmania first came to Steam, I made [a guide to install Openplanet on Linux/Steam Deck](https://www.reddit.com/r/TrackMania/comments/10s3m36/guide_to_installing_openplanet_in_trackmania_2020/), and there was a very finicky step to do with overriding a dll. Thankfully, things have improved since then, and that step is no longer necessary. I have fully tested this guide on Ubuntu 24.04 and Steam Deck. (I also use openSUSE Tumbleweed myself, so I would expect it to work there as well). If you are using something older, I've found a replacement for the old finicky step, which I've added at the end of this post. Steps: 1. Install Trackmania on Steam if you haven't ...

Is it available on Denmark vs North Macedonia will air live on ESPN, with streaming options on the ESPN app or Fubo, which offers a free trial. Hey, i’m looking at work TV,. i know some subscriptions don’t show certain games i got paramount and i couldn’t watch any of the Denmark vs North Macedonia Soccer Streams.,. I’m located in michigan (detroit area)., basically i really don’t wanna pay for cable just for the World Cup Qualifiers 2026 live... Everything you need to know about the World Cup Qualifiers 2026 of 1 clash between Denmark vs North Macedonia. How to Watch Denmark vs North Macedonia on TV, Live Stream ; United States. Paramount+, TUDN USA, UniMás, TUDN. com, Univisio...

Is it available on Denmark vs North Macedonia will air live on ESPN, with streaming options on the ESPN app or Fubo, which offers a free trial. Hey, i’m looking at work TV,. i know some subscriptions don’t show certain games i got paramount and i couldn’t watch any of the World Cup Qualifiers 2026 Denmark vs North Macedonia World Cup Qualifiers 2026 Streams.,. I’m located in michigan (detroit area)., basically i really don’t wanna pay for cable just for the World Cup Qualifiers 2026 2026 live... If I end up finding something decent, I’ll update this later. How to watch today's Denmark vs North Macedonia World Cup Qualification UEFA game: Live stream, TV channel, and start...

In our breathwork journeys, we often speak of "moving energy," but what if the ancient yogis were actually describing precise biological structures that Western medicine is only just beginning to map at an academic level? I’ve recently been analyzing a study by Manik, Kumar & Dash (2023), published in the *Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results*. Their central hypothesis is profound: Chakras are not purely mystical entities, but biological information processing centers that correspond exactly with macroscopic anatomical structures. According to the research, the Sacral Chakra (Svadhisthana) is the functional representation of the inferior hypogastric plexus. Here i...