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The first star is already waiting. $SPHERE arrives on Solana on November 3. Until then, there is no official token.

It is finally time to announce our super cool project! GiriEats is an interactive food map where you can find all your favourite creator's eats! Originally we planned on creating a food recommendation map that only included my fwends in Japan, but it ended up becoming an interactive globe with recommendations from a TON of creators worldwide XD. We really wanted to do something that would include as many people as possible. Something that both creators and viewers could use together and have a little bit of fun with! It is completely free to use, use it to save your favourite restaurants, share it with your friends, family, and most importantly your community! We hope that you guys enjoy this as much as we have enjoyed making it! Huge shoutout to all the early creators that contributed to the foodge map because without them, this wouldnt nearly be as cool as it is now!! and will become!!! OH GOD I FORGOT THE LINK LOL

100 Modern Computer Science Projects in the AI Era (with Source Code) AI & Machine Learning 1. AI-Powered Personal Assistant 2. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Chatbot 3. AI Agent with Tool Calling 4. Multi-Agent Research System 5. AI Code Review Assistant 6. Intelligent Document Search Engine 7. AI-Powered Resume Analyzer 8. Recommendation Engine 9. Sentiment Analysis Dashboard 10. Fake News Detection System LLMs & Generative AI 11. ChatGPT-Style Application 12. PDF Question-Answering System 13. AI-Powered Study Assistant 14. AI Content Summarization Tool 15. Local LLM Chatbot 16. AI Meeting Transcription System 17. Text-to-Speech Application 18. AI Image Caption Generator 19. AI-Powered SQL Query Generator 20. LLM Evaluation and Benchmarking Platform AI Agents & Automation 21. Autonomous Web Research Agent 22. AI Coding Agent 23. Browser Automation Agent 24. AI Customer Support Agent 25. Multi-Agent Workflow Orchestrator 26. AI Email Management Assistant 27. AI-Powered Personal Finance Assistant 28. Intelligent Task Automation System 29. AI Travel Planning Agent 30. MCP-Based Tool Integration Server Algorithms & Data Structures 31. Visual Algorithm Simulator 32. Interactive Sorting Algorithm Visualizer 33. Graph Traversal Explorer 34. Shortest Path Finder 35. Dynamic Programming Visualizer 36. AI-Powered Code Complexity Analyzer 37. Custom Search Engine 38. Autocomplete System Using Tries 39. Plagiarism Detection Engine 40. Distributed Task Scheduling Simulator Backend & Distributed Systems 41. URL Shortener with Analytics 42. Distributed Key-Value Store 43. Real-Time Chat Infrastructure 44. API Rate Limiting Service 45. Event-Driven Notification System 46. Distributed Job Queue 47. API Gateway with Authentication 48. Microservices-Based E-Commerce Platform 49. Real-Time Data Streaming Pipeline 50. Fault-Tolerant Distributed Storage System Databases & Data Engineering 51. Build a Mini SQL Database Engine 52. Database Query Execution Visualizer 53. Vector Database for Semantic Search 54. Real-Time Analytics Pipeline 55. Data Warehouse with ETL Pipelines 56. Database Indexing Simulator 57. Change Data Capture System 58. AI-Powered Data Cleaning Tool 59. Time-Series Database 60. Hybrid Search Engine Using BM25 and Embeddings Cybersecurity & Privacy 61. Network Traffic Analyzer 62. Intrusion Detection System 63. Password Security Analyzer 64. Phishing URL Detection System 65. Secure Authentication Service 66. File Encryption and Decryption Tool 67. Security Log Anomaly Detector 68. AI-Powered Malware Classification 69. Vulnerability Scanning Dashboard 70. Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning System Operating Systems & Computer Architecture 71. Build a Mini Operating System 72. CPU Scheduling Algorithm Simulator 73. Memory Allocation Visualizer 74. Virtual Memory Simulator 75. File System Implementation 76. Build a Simple Programming Language Interpreter 77. Compiler for a Custom Programming Language 78. Virtual Machine Emulator 79. Multithreaded Task Scheduler 80. Linux System Monitoring Dashboard Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure 81. Docker Container Monitoring Dashboard 82. Kubernetes Deployment Management Tool 83. CI/CD Pipeline Automation Platform 84. Infrastructure Monitoring System 85. Serverless Image Processing Pipeline 86. Cloud Cost Optimization Dashboard 87. Log Aggregation and Analysis Platform 88. Automated Backup and Disaster Recovery System 89. Infrastructure-as-Code Deployment Tool 90. AI-Powered DevOps Incident Assistant Computer Vision, Robotics & Emerging Technologies 91. Real-Time Object Detection System 92. Image Similarity Search Engine 93. Hand Gesture Recognition Application 94. AI-Powered Sign Language Recognition 95. Autonomous Robot Navigation Simulator 96. Voice-Controlled Desktop Assistant 97. Federated Learning Platform 98. Edge AI Inference Application 99. Blockchain-Based Identity Verification System 100. AI-Powered Smart Traffic Management System --- Find the source code for 100 frontend development projects here: Reminders: - Repost and share this list to inspire other developers. - Bookmark this post for future reference. - Follow @e_opore for more programming tutorials, computer science concepts, AI engineering resources, and project ideas. Don't just learn computer science. Build, experiment, debug, and ship real projects. The best way to learn is to build.

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Another piece for my personal project! 🎈

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💡Here is a list of 42 projects in Python that you should try out! Source: @RavitJain #Python #Projects #DataScience

UI and math time! UI = f(props) is the most famous line in React. But that f is JavaScript, not math. Inspired by @_chenglou’s Handwired project, I compiled a <Dashboard/> component into a real math function, and asked what becomes possible.

ワンドロ＋6分で咲夜さんを描きました！ 毎日ワンドロ545日目です！ #十六夜咲夜

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Izzy Shrunk Me! - Teaser Trailer 💖 I finished the first mini episode of my giantess cartoon! Every episode will be completely free to watch. If you’d like to support the project financially, become a member on Patreon or SubscribeStar. #sizetwitter #giantess

Before expansion comes accumulation. Build the sphere. Store the energy. Carry it into what comes next. Project Sphere begins soon.

Here is my own port of Dream Team I've worked on for a while now :)

My biggest takeaways from Rob Snyder, author of The Power of Pull: 1. Solving a pain point isn’t enough to get people to buy your product. Rob’s first startup checked all the classic boxes: hair-on-fire problem, a differentiated solution, and design partners using it daily. Yet he still spent two years pivoting aimlessly. Every prospect agreed it solved real problems, but none bought. 2. Rob’s "PULL" framework identifies four conditions that drive a buying decision: The buyer has a Project on their to-do list, and a reason it’s Unavoidable right now. They also have a List of options they’ve considered, each with Limitations that leave them stuck. That person is a “coiled spring,” desperate to find a product to buy. 3. The right cold outreach message needs to be interesting, not persuasive. Its only job is to get someone to take the call. Rob calls this “founder magic” outreach. One startup’s entire message was: “Hey, Snoop Dogg invested in us, and I thought you’d find it interesting too. Would you be open to chat?” No pain points, no value propositions, no personalization. Just something that gets a conversation. Rob’s LinkedIn benchmarks are 20 requests a day, 30% to 40% accepted, 30% to 50% of those replying, and most saying yes. 4. Design partners are a trap. Nearly every time, the partner buys into your vision, hands you a pile of feedback, and never buys. Then you realize “all of their feedback was just like them playing Steve Jobs.” The people who have something important to get done don’t want to be design partners. They just want it done. Offering a partnership is “a negative signal to people who actually have pull, and a positive signal to people who don’t.” 5. Pull belongs to a specific person, not to a company. A common founder mistake is to say “we sell to SpaceX” or “we sell to mid-market private equity firms.” In practice, you’re selling to the head of legal at SpaceX, who has a particular project on her to-do list she can’t solve with her current team. The company doesn’t have pull. She does. 6. The signal of real pull in a meeting isn’t just enthusiasm—it’s someone leaning in and asking how to move forward. “Wow, that’s amazing, totally the future of our industry, I can see how that would save us a ton of money” is not pull. That’s a polite exit. What Rob looks for is a “pull-shaped action”: “Wait, you can do that? How do we get started? Does the product exist yet?” Before the product even existed, someone in pharma told one founder, “If you can do that, I will pay you right now.” 7. Run the first sales call like a detective, not a pitcher. Rob’s opening question is always some version of “I’m sure you get a lot of people reaching out. Why did you take this call?” The best-case outcome: they fill out the PULL framework for you unprompted. They tell you exactly what they’re trying to do, why now, and what they’ve already tried. 8. When a call goes lukewarm, throw the Hail Mary. Ask, “Is there anything on your to-do list that you would pay me to do right now?” A team selling applicant tracking software to governments got a lukewarm reaction but then learned the buyer would pay for help with job descriptions. That became their first contract. When founders are truly stuck, Rob recommends going into “goblin mode,” a burst of slightly crazy effort to get in front of customers, like the founder whose parents went door to door to dental offices for him. 9. Rob calls "The Case Study Factory" his most important idea. The job is to find one type of customer who says 'hell yes' before and after buying, then repeat that success through pipeline, sales, and delivery. This customer forms your repeatable case study. A startup finds one repeatable case study and then repeats it a million times. To grow as fast as possible, borrow the theory of constraints from manufacturing: find the bottleneck in the process of repeating that case study and treat it as the only thing that matters until it’s fixed.

An 86-minute guide to finding product-market fit Rob Snyder (@RobSnyder1) is the author of The Power of Pull, has helped over 50 startups go from zero to $1M+ ARR, and is the most requested guest by my podcast listeners. We discuss: 🔸 The PULL framework for finding a customer who’s "weird not to buy" 🔸 Where the best startup ideas come from 🔸 The cold outreach message that gets calls 🔸 How to run your first sales call (and why he skips design partners) 🔸 The "Hail Mary" question and "goblin mode" Listen now 👇

My saturday evening project: hacking my remarkable to see if Opus 5.5 can help me draw (and also animate cuz why not)

Hi #cPenCommunity, We’re updating our mainnet plan. 🌐 The cPen mainnet is planned to launch as the Human Attention Network, with $HATN as its native token. 💡 Why the change Our research on labor and attention in the AI era shaped this direction. As AI performs more tasks and produces more content, we believe human attention will play an increasingly important role. Human Attention Network reflects this vision more clearly than naming the network after our app. 📌 What this means for $CPEN Under the updated plan, HATN will be used to pay network transaction fees. CPEN is no longer planned to serve as the network’s fee, staking or network-governance token. We recognize that this is a big change, and we understand that some supporters will be disappointed. We made this decision to align the network with its intended purpose. Our plans for CPEN now focus on uses within the cPen ecosystem, including the proposed DEX described below. 🔥 Mainnet rewards allocation to be burned The 405,537,893.54 CPEN reserved under the 12% mainnet rewards allocation will be burned. This allocation unlocks gradually under PinkLock lock #1308245 until approximately April 2030. We will withdraw tokens from this allocation only for burning and publish the withdrawal and burn transaction links. No burn schedule has been set yet. 🔄 Planned DEX role for CPEN We intend to build a decentralized exchange (DEX) on the Human Attention Network, with CPEN as its official token. CPEN’s specific functions within the DEX have not yet been finalized. We will publish those details as the design is developed. 📢 Broader ecosystem use We plan to support CPEN alongside INK across the cPen ecosystem and will announce additional uses as they become available. CPEN and INK remain part of the cPen buyback program. Buybacks and burns do not guarantee token value or market performance. 🛠 What’s next • A public testnet is planned for 2027. • Follow @HATNnetwork and visit for network updates. ⚠️ HATN token safety There is currently no official HATN token deployed on any blockchain. We are not running an on-chain HATN token claim, swap, migration, airdrop or token sale. Any on-chain token presented as our HATN token at this time is unofficial. Development plans and timelines may change. This post is a project update, not financial advice. Thank you for your continued support. cPen team A small team with a big dream

One project. More than one task. One project, multiple conversations, more creative freedom! - With Flova 1.5, run independent sessions for different creative goals - Explore ideas in different directions with shared project context - Switch conversations anytime and pick up where you left off ✨Turn ideas into videos, your way!

A ‘hello world’ milestone for Project Suncatcher 🚀 After launching our prototype satellite a few weeks ago, we’ve now successfully sent a command up to orbit, booted up the TPU, ran the prompt, and received our first complete response back on earth - a haiku!

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