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Join the largest survey in Poland on the use of AI in the IT industry [sponsored]
The AI survey on SurveyMonkey is an important tool for gathering insights on public opinion about AI technology. I encourage you to fill it out and share your views!
Use AI and earn 3 flags - game [self-promotion]
The article discusses the development of AI and its impact on various industries and the future of technology.
Burnout - why postponing it costs the most?
The article discusses burnout as a result of excessive pressure and lack of support. It emphasizes cultural significance and the need to prioritize well-being at work.
Why You Should Program Only for 4 Hours a Day?
The article discusses the benefits of limiting coding time to 4 hours a day, highlighting the importance of work quality and better life balance.
"I know it's manipulation, but I still get upset" - report (PDF, 101 pages)
The research report by Sadura et al. on disinformation in Poland reveals how Poles react to informational manipulation. The authors emphasize the importance of media education and the role of social media in spreading disinformation.
AI Developer Knowledge Base - Resource Catalog
The article showcases various AI tools and their applications in different industries, highlighting their role in boosting efficiency and innovation.
Ebook2Audiobook - local converter of e-books to audiobooks with voice cloning
ebook2audiobook is a project that converts e-books into audiobooks, making text-to-speech conversion easy and accessible.
Cloud CLI - web interface for CLI agents
The 'claudecodeui' project is a tool for easy analysis of cloud content. Simple setup and intuitive interface make it accessible to everyone.
Awesome OpenClaw - catalog of add-ons for this software
The "Awesome OpenClaw" repository is a collection of important resources regarding OpenClaw, programming tools in Python. It’s perfect for both new and experienced programmers.
When is a 'shared database' an antipattern, and when does it make sense?
The article discusses issues with using a shared database among different development teams, focusing on the anti-pattern in system architecture. It highlights the importance of microservices and team communication to avoid such problems.
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