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If you've worked on anything at scale, you've seen this in an incident channel: a pod is unhappy, dashboards are red, and someone says "it's hitting its limits. " The usual fix is to bump the resource limits and move on. Sometimes that's the right call — traffic grew, infra needs to grow with it.
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A minimalist, multi-file command-line interface (CLI) task manager engineered entirely in pure, procedural Python. This project uses zero third-party libraries, completely avoids serialized data interchange formats (such as json, yaml, or pickle), and requires no function declarations (def) or o...
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 4: Ghost in the Machine . What I Built Okuribi is a terminal-based, story-driven investigation game where the past refuses to stay buried. The player is caught in a repeating loop around a mysterious incident.
What I Built A Ghost-terminal, possessed with its previous developer trying to manipulate you to do something wrong. Misleads you, try to be nice but it shows its real intentions as you discover its secret. Try to talk with it.