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  1. Grok Bot after 67 real jobs: what worked, what broke

    I've run an OpenClaw agent every day since January and spent too much time babysitting it.

  2. Why personal iPhone apps are finally worth building

    Xcode has allowed development installs for years.

  3. Poland never dubbed films with a cast of actors.

  4. Your OpenClaw agent works great for 20 minutes, then silently loses its instructions.

  5. Most OpenClaw content right now is first-week impressions or setup tutorials.

  6. Stop overpaying for OpenClaw: Multi-model routing guide

    If you're running OpenClaw, there's a good chance you're burning money without realizing it.

  7. Most developers use AI to code faster today, but they're missing the bigger opportunity.

  8. Go from a raw Excel file with half a million rows to a finished report with KPIs, charts, and cohort analysis - step by step, with real prompts you can copy.

  9. ClawdBot: The self-hosted AI that Siri should have been

    A personal AI assistant that runs on a $5/month server, lives in your messaging apps, remembers everything, and actually reaches out to help you.

  10. Stop prompting Claude Code - let it interview you

    The spec workflow that went viral: instead of telling Claude what to build, you let Claude interview you first.

  11. A daily learning journey of learning how to build a large language model from scratch.

  12. Finally, an AI image generator that doesn't give up after one try.

  13. Why do AI company logos look like buttholes?

    A humorous exploration of the uncanny resemblance between AI company logos and human anatomy.

  14. My AI agents journey

    My month-long exploration of AI agents, where I built practical solutions from simple chatbots to email automation.

  15. 12 challenges in 12 months. Again.

    After a transformative year of monthly challenges in 2021, I'm embarking on a new set of 12 challenges for 2025 - from AI agents and sleep optimization to breathwork and niche expertise.

  16. SummerIce: A Simple solution for information overload

    A free Chrome extension that allows you to quickly and easily summarize articles on any website, with one click or one keyboard shortcut, you'll get a concise summary in just a few seconds.

  17. EIP-3074 - Pass the AUTH, please!

    EIP-3074: a transformative Ethereum proposal introducing new opcodes that enable externally owned accounts (EOAs) to delegate transaction capabilities to smart contracts.

  18. ERC-1271 - Now smart contracts can sign transactions too!

    ERC-1271 enables smart contracts to verify signatures, allowing them to sign transactions.

  19. ERC-4337 - It's all about Account Abstraction

    ERC-4337 brings account abstraction to Ethereum, enabling smart contract wallets, ERC20 gas fees, and improved UX without sacrificing decentralization.

  20. What are Ethereum Standards - EIPs, ERCs, RIPs, CAIPs

    Discover the four main types of blockchain standards—EIPs, ERCs, RIPs, and CAIPs—in this detailed guide.

  21. How many time zones are there in the world?

    There's a popular misconception that there are 24 time zones in the world.

  22. Solidity Smart Contract Template

    A cheetsheet for a Solidity contract layout and structure, to know what goes where and how.

  23. Merkle Trees

    How to understand Merkle trees, write and test your smart contract, together with Solidity exercises

  24. What I learned from doing 12 challenges in 12 months, and how it changed my life.

  25. December Challenge: Daily post on Instagram

    December Challenge summary: Daily post on Instagram.

  26. How I became a billionaire in 15 minutes.

  27. Consistency

    I'm lazy.

  28. November Challenge: No coffee

    November Challenge summary: No coffee.

  29. October Challenge: 7-minute daily hanging

    October Challenge summary: Hanging 7 minutes a day, in total.

  30. Max values for each uint in Solidity, from uint8 to uint256.

  31. September Challenge: One hour of learning every day

    September Challenge summary: One hour of learning every day.

  32. Don't do stupid shit

    The formula and explanation of how not to do stupid shit and what to do instead.

  33. August Challenge: No alcohol

    August Challenge summary: No alcohol.

  34. My 200 days of daily web3 learning and building

    A detailed journey of 200 days of learning web3: what worked, what didn't, what I built, what I learned, highlights, downsides, resources, what's next.

  35. July Challenge: Cold shower in the morning

    July Challenge summary: Cold shower in the morning.

  36. June Challenge: Waking up before 9 AM

    June Challenge summary: Waking up before 9 AM.

  37. May Challenge: 30 minutes of reading a paper book

    May Challenge summary: 30 minutes of reading a paper book.

  38. Month 2 summary of learning web3 development.

  39. April Challenge: No sugar (again)

    April Challenge summary: zero sugar.

  40. Month 1 summary of learning crypto development.

  41. My web3 Learning Journey

    I'm learning web3 and sharing my learnings in public.

  42. My new best friend

    I was stuck with a toxic friend and a stranger.

  43. March Challenge: The effects of zero sugar and zero news

    March Challenge summary: zero sugar, zero news.

  44. February Challenge summary: Daily publishing.

  45. January Challenge summary: what it was, how it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it?

  46. What happens (and what doesn't happen) when your article is mentioned in the newsletter that goes out to 2m+ people.

  47. How to develop a bias for action

    A compilation of research, findings, and my own experience on developing a bias for action.

  48. A Challenging Year with twelve 30-day challenges

    Twelve monthly challenges, one for each month in 2021.

  49. Tech and fashion logos are becoming increasingly similar, all of them using sans serif fonts.

  50. I couldn't buy groceries online because the waiting time for delivery was 2 months.