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Word and Excel reimagined for Linux with full compatibility! Maybe we don't need that Microsoft port of Office after all?

For those following along, here’s an m update to my subscription-free embroidery software. It works surprisingly well! Custom hats next.

Got a cheap embroidery machine off amazon for $300 where the biggest complaint is the mandatory $12/mo app that you’re forced to use. Had ChatGPT create its own app that communicates with the machine. Generative art patches incoming!

LEARN an Engineering Software... If you're in Mechanical Engineering, learn AutoCAD, SolidWorks, MATLAB and ANSYS. In Chemical Engineering, learn Aspen HYSYS, Aspen Plus and MATLAB. In Civil Engineering, learn AutoCAD Civil 3D, Revit, and ETABS. In Electrical Engineering, learn MATLAB/Simulink, ETAP, AutoCAD Electrical and PLC programming software. In Petroleum Engineering, learn PETREL, Eclipse, PROSPER and PIPESIM. In Mechatronics Engineering, learn MATLAB/Simulink, SolidWorks, LabVIEW and TIA Portal. In Agricultural Engineering, learn AutoCAD, SolidWorks, MATLAB and ArcGIS. In Computer Engineering, learn Python, MATLAB, Proteus and Multisim. In Structural Engineering, learn ETABS, SAFE, and Tekla Structures. In Environmental Engineering, learn ArcGIS, EPANET, SWMM and MATLAB. Learn at least one engineering software before you graduate.

Why did racing cars start bouncing down the straights? Using MATLAB Agentic Toolkit, this visual helps students explore the physics of porpoising. Lower ride height creates more downforce. Too low, and airflow can detach, reducing downforce and allowing the car to rise again.

باحثون صينيون وقّعوا للتو شهادة وفاة البرمجة! ⚠️ ورقة بحثية جديدة صدرت بعنوان مرعب: "نهاية هندسة البرمجيات" (The End of Software Engineering). الفكرة الأساسية للورقة حاسمة جداً: كتابة الأكواد مهارة انتهت رسمياً! إليك السبب والمفاجأة في الأسفل 👇 • العقل البشري له حدود: هناك سقف محدد لحجم البيانات والمعطيات (State & Dependencies) التي يستطيع دماغك معالجتها قبل أن يصطدم بحائط مسدود. • الذكاء الاصطناعي بلا سقف: الـ Agent لا يملك هذه الحدود، وقدرته تتضاعف باستمرار مع زيادة قوة المعالجة (Compute). المعادلة تغيرت بالكامل: لم تعد أنت من يكتب الكود.. بل أصبحت "مهندس النوايا" (Architect of Intent)؛ توجه الوكلاء الذكيين وترقب النتائج فقط. الكود أصبح الجزء المتاح للاستغناء عنه، والمعيار الوحيد المتبقي هو "النتيجة النهائية"!

Fuck dropshipping, fuck crypto, fuck learning how to code That's some BS I've made over $1M selling AI ($241k in one month) & I can't code The easiest way to make 35 bands rn is charging a 65yo Texas oil millionaire who still runs on paper for AI my dev builds for $1,200: 1. Go where the money already is A year ago I didn't know the difference between oil and gas I literally asked Claude what's some shit where I could charge a bunch of money Oil & gas came up. A lot of these companies are backed by private equity, doing 10 to 100 mil a year w/ millions in the bank My clinic deals are 1 to 5k every day. My oil & gas deals are 12 to 35k, one or two a month. I would love a 35k cash injection twice a month, wouldn't u? Meanwhile kids are pitching a solo car detailer who gets 2 calls a day. He's never buying bro. Fuck the detailing niche, go upstream And it's way bigger than oil. Google "paint manufacturing AI implementation" rn. There's basically nothing. Those owners can't even search for u, so u call them 2. Cold call them. Fr People say "but Tim u have money & connections" Every 35k+ oil & gas deal I've struck started w/ a cold call. I don't have no oil & gas connects. Zero. I'm hella new money I have commission only setters that just hit the phones for me all day Fix ur LinkedIn first bc that's where they check u out. Headline "I help oil & gas companies..." , city skyline banner, real headshot. I made my first multiple six figures in AI deals off LinkedIn. No website. No domain 3. Get in small My last 35k oil & gas deal started as a $1,200 website Imagine I just got off the call & handed it to the website guy lol Once ur in u see everything. The office doing stuff by hand, the dinosaur software, the shit that breaks every week. That's the overhaul 4. Let them tell u what's impossible These guys are super type A. Every call it's "Tim if u could build X, Y & Z that'd be amazing, but it's impossible" I go "ok if I make it possible will u give me $35,000?" Then I take it to my devs. Half my clients think I'm the nerdy little Asian AI dev lol. I just sell it Before the call paste everything ur devs can build into Claude & ask: "This is everything my developers can do & I'm in the oil & gas niche. Why would they need each of these? Rank them by pain point" The top 3 are ur offer 5. Price the customer, not the scope Devs are the commodity now If I make a business doing hundreds of thousands a month even 5% better, bro I should've charged them 60, 70k. I'm lowkey undercharging these guys 6. Get the wire Over 10k I always take a wire bc I'm Asian & I want my 3.5% 3.5% card fee on $35,000 is $1,225. That's my whole dev bill. Oh hell no Some of u are trying to hit 10k a month & we talking about saturation

Me and the boys using AI in the Oil and Gas industry

50 legendary websites that feel like the internet’s hidden toolbox 🧰 1. — free research papers 2. — papers when unpaywall misses 3. — borrow books 4. — 70k+ free books 5. — audit university courses free 6. — step-by-step math 7. — background removal 8. — object removal 9. — quick file tools 10. — PDF merge/split 11. — free Photoshop alternative 12. — image compression 13. — fast diagrams 14. — beautiful code screenshots 15. — test regex 16. — clean JSON 17. — terminal commands explained 18. — software alternatives 19. — breach check 20. — temp email 21. — self-destruct notes 22. — live global radio 23. — focus sound 24. — custom ambient 25. — where to stream 26. — digital library 27. — old web pages 28. — site traffic 29. downtimerobot — uptime check 30. — speed test 31. — compress images 32. — file conversion 33. — compare text 34. — disposable inbox 35. — JS obfuscate 36. — typing practice 37. — typing test 38. — spaced repetition 39. — all-in-one notes 40. obsidian.md — local knowledge base 41. — bookmark manager 42. — task list 43. — boards 44. — whiteboard 45. — design 46. — quick graphics 47. — again because it's that good 48. yt-dlp — video download (open source) 49. — video compress 50. — local file transfer Save this. You’ll definitely need some of these later. 🔖 Follow @The_techAI for more useful websites, AI tools & tech resources.

As a software developer, you should know how to work with databases. And if you need to learn the basics or brush up on your skills, this course is for you. It covers client & network layers, execution management, storage engines, indexing, & lots more.

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System Design & Architecture List System design is more than drawing boxes and arrows. It's about understanding trade-offs and making better engineering decisions. Here is good reading list for any software engineer.

Introducing Device Monitor! Easily track all of the computers on your network. > Usage (CPU, GPU, memory) > Electricity and cost > Syncs on every device > Completely FREE

El CEO de Anthropic lo dijo claro: programar va a desaparecer primero. Después, toda la ingeniería de software. Dos tipos de personas escucharon esto: Persona 1: entró en pánico. Actualizó su currículum. Envió 40 solicitudes de trabajo. Persona 2: abrió Claude. Construyó un agente. Empezó a cobrar 200 €/hora. Ya no necesitas programar. Necesitas construir. Abajo te dejo una guía completa para empezar. Cero experiencia necesaria. Guarda el post antes de que sea tarde.

🚨 ANTHROPIC ACABA DE REGALAR EL MANUAL PARA MONTAR UNA EMPRESA SIN EMPLEADOS taller gratuito sobre cómo construir un negocio operado por agentes de IA. nada de chatear con la IA. agentes que se activan solos y ejecutan el trabajo sin intervención humana. → se lanzan con un horario, una llamada o un evento de GitHub → corren en la nube aunque apagues el ordenador → gratis → subtitulado al español resultado: tareas que antes hacías a mano cada día, ahora las hace un agente por su cuenta. 🔖 guárdalo, te va a servir.

NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THESE 5 GITHUB REPOS. 5 GitHub repos that can make you money with AI. 99% of people are still asleep to this. The pattern is the same every time. A repo. A service. A buyer. 1. OpenHands It automates software development. You offer AI dev services to small businesses. 2. screenshot-to-code It turns website screenshots into code. You build and sell websites to clients. 3. CrewAI It lets you build teams of AI agents that work together. You sell AI automation services to businesses. 4. PPTAgent It generates presentations from documents and ideas. You offer AI powered presentation design services. 5. Open AI UGC It creates AI UGC videos from product images and scripts. You sell them to brands for social media advertising. You're not just using AI anymore. You're selling it. Save this. You're going to want to come back to it.

Software engineering at its finest

Run this skill workflow over the weekend on your app: /remove-animations → /improve-animations → /animation-performance It removes unnecessary, annoying animations, improves existing ones, and makes sure they are performant, free wins.

A lot more goes into building a software factory than you might think. There are 7 must-haves we've landed on: - Configured as code - Central conversation history - Benchmarking tools - Factory chat - Artifacts - Computer use - Agent debugger In detail:

Una sola ingeniera dirige MÁS DE 50 AGENTES DE IA y rinde como 20 ingenieros. Y enseña su sistema GRATIS en 60 minutos. Esto es una locura.. Trabajó en Cursor, hoy es ingeniera senior en SpaceXAI y empieza el día con un café mientras su equipo de IA lleva TODA LA NOCHE trabajando. Su sistema funciona en 3 niveles. → 1 agente director que coordina todo. → 3 agentes jefes de proyecto que reparten tareas y vigilan los plazos. → Más de 40 agentes que ejecutan el trabajo de madrugada. Según ella, el 97% de los ingenieros de SpaceXAI ya trabaja así. Antes había gente cobrando 5.000 $ por enseñar esto. Ahora lo explica desde cero en una charla abierta a todos. Yo lo veo claro, la próxima empresa de software la va a montar UNA PERSONA con su ejército de agentes. ¿Tú te ves dirigiendo 50 agentes o prefieres seguir haciéndolo todo a mano?? La charla completa aquí ⬇️

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ESTO ES RELAMENTE P*TAMENTE PELIGROSO... el creador de REA acaba de soltar 20 repos de GitHub para montarte un p*to estudio de ingeniería inversa: [01] núcleo de análisis > REA: un único MCP que se conecta a todo > Ghidra: decompilador, gratis > GhidraMCP: deja que tu agente maneje Ghidra > ida-pro-mcp: conecta tu agente a IDA Pro [02] móvil y apps > jadx: convierte APKs de Android de vuelta a Java > Apktool: desmonta APKs y vuelve a montarlas > Frida: engánchate a las apps mientras se ejecutan > ILSpy: decompila .NET [03] binarios y bajo nivel > radare2: framework de RE que vive en tu terminal > x64dbg: depurador para Windows > ImHex: editor hexadecimal con su propio lenguaje de patrones > angr: motor de ejecución simbólica [04] red y ejecución > mitmproxy: se pone en medio y lee el tráfico > dnSpy: depura y edita apps .NET > rizin: el fork de radare2 > raddebugger: el depurador de Epic Games [05] reconstruir y verificar > awesome-ai-reverse-engineering: 122 repos, todos puntuados > awesome-reverse-engineering: seleccionado por el creador de REA > flujos de REA: prompts de investigación listos para usar, vienen con REA > bucle clean-room: SPEC.md, oráculos y comprobaciones hasta que coincida cómo funciona: binario -> REA -> SPEC.md -> reconstruir -> oráculo -> reintentar guárdate esto, apúntalo a cualquier app y mira cómo se explica sola.

Apparently 400+ engineers followed me after my interview prep tweet. So, hi! 👋 I’m Oana. A few things about me:   • Grew up in a small village in Romania. At 17 I designed a space station inspired by the bees in our backyard and called it Apis, Latin for “bee.” It won NASA Ames’ grand prize.   • Studied CS and ML in Germany. My thesis was on echo state networks: recurrent nets where you freeze the network and train only the readout. 2011’s preview of the frozen model era.   • Spent 7 years at SAP, whose customers brew 77% of the world’s beer and make 79% of its chocolate. I helped build an ontology of business processes across 25 industries and 11 lines of business, the backbone tying tens of thousands of price list items to the code that implements them. I also printed “Less PPT, more MVP” buttons and handed them out in the cafeteria.   • ML engineer turned VC. Started my own fund @MotiveForce   • I write $500K checks at pre-seed and seed. Sometimes before founders have decided to start a company. One of my founders was still HashiCorp’s first designer when we met. I love beautiful software, unusual minds, vintage Atari t-shirts (Frogger was my first game), and people who can’t stop building. If you’re an engineer: 🚀 Thinking of starting something, even while employed? I’d love to meet you. No pitch deck needed. 🛠️ Looking for your next adventure? My portfolio company @papercliping, the most used agent orchestrator, needs engineers strong in data/evals, security, or runtime performance. DM me and I’ll intro you to the founders. ☕ Just enjoy hard technical problems? Me too. Always want to hear what you’re building. I’m in SF, which happens to be the first city I ever traveled to, at 17, to pick up that NASA prize. Say hi 👋

I just open-sourced all of the skills I use for building 3D projects. 8 skills. MIT licensed. completely FREE. they’re designed to help coding agents handle 3D workflows better, from scene structure and interactions to more polished visual output. and setup is simple: one command and you’re ready to go. 🔗: