Browser-Based Morse Practice Oscillator (and Why Morse Timing Is a Protocol-Design Masterclass) Project summary: A pocket-sized Morse code practice oscillator you can build in an evening — an Arduino Nano, a piezo buzzer, one push button, and the correct ITU timing — plus a browser-based decoder ...
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle Beat Online Discounts & Keep Your Walk-in Customers A 100% client-side, zero-server competitive pricing intelligence assistant designed specifically for brick-and-mortar retail shop owners. What I Built The P...
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle What I Built ClientPulse is a micro-SaaS risk assessment utility built for freelancers, solo contractors, and boutique agencies to eliminate unpaid invoices and delayed cash flows. Freelancers lose thousands ...
AI coding agents are becoming a regular part of development. They can write code, install dependencies, run tests, and execute commands with very little supervision. But there's a catch: the more autonomy we give them, the more we need to think about what they can access.
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