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A personal look at the reported SpaceX and Anysphere Cursor agreement, how Cursor differs from Claude Code and Codex, and what model ownership, capital, billing, and product direction may mean for developers.
How to install OpenSSH in Termux, start sshd on port 8022, connect from a PC over LAN, and handle Android battery, background, wake lock, and startup constraints.
A practical explanation of Hermes skills as procedural memory, how skill_manage edits SKILL.md files, and why progressive loading keeps skills usable without filling the model context.
A practical overview of Hermes Agent: installation notes, model setup, differences from OpenClaw, terminal versus dashboard workflows, channel support, migration, and common commands.
A practical record of building zipress from scratch: product requirements, Next.js plus FastAPI architecture, real Cursor prompts, user flow diagrams, uniform and mixed layout exports, deployment notes, and open-source repository.
A practical note on using Cursor, GitHub CLI, Lark CLI, tests, MCP browser checks, stats scripts, and small skills to automate everyday development workflow steps.
A practical walkthrough of building log-based observability with Grafana, Loki, LogQL, request-rate charts, latency panels, status-code breakdowns, p95 estimates, and Feishu-style webhook alerts.
A personal review of the film adaptation of Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary: strong visuals in places, a charming alien partner, but pacing and tension that did not fully land for me.
An introduction to the long fantasy novel Wanjie Taichu, its first volume, the protagonist Su Chen, the Taichu Pearl, and the currently available reading entry on the site.
The first chapter of the hard science-fiction serial Dawn-Dusk Line, set on a tidally locked planet where Deputy Director Caleb Mercer discovers a broken data curve and a missing forty-five-minute survival window.
A workflow-oriented look at using Cursor for long-form web fiction: repository structure, single source of truth, rules, daily writing prompts, consistency checks, context-window tradeoffs, and model-cost choices.
An introduction to astro-to-wechat, a Python CLI extracted from the ZiCode blog workflow for turning Astro blog pages into WeChat Official Account drafts.
When thousands of entities need to be labeled by an LLM, the naive approach can be shockingly expensive. This article breaks down reusable optimizations: hierarchical pruning, inheritance, batching, incremental skipping, ancestor expansion, prompt caching, and asyncio orchestration.
A grouped reading of OpenClaw v2026.3.22-beta.1 and v2026.3.22, covering ClawHub-first plugin installs, browser relay removal, image generation, plugin SDK migration, pluggable sandbox backends, model/search plugins, and gateway hardening.
A practical walkthrough for installing OpenClaw, running onboard, checking the gateway, opening the dashboard, and connecting WeChat through the ClawBot plugin.
A release-note reading of OpenClaw v2026.3.13-beta.1 and v2026.3.13-1, covering compaction, memory, browser automation, gateway RPC, control UI, channels, and security fixes.
A practical note for computer science students and junior developers who use AI for assignments or daily work but worry that they cannot handle real projects without deeper coding fundamentals.
A practical look at Cursor's position in 2026: it is not dead, but its main battlefield has changed. The useful question is not replacement, but whether Claude Code should become part of your workflow.