POV: Explaining the Al era to a developer from 2019

8 KILLER CODING WEBSITES THAT I USE REGULARLY: 1. REGEX101.COM Test, debug, and understand regex like a pro. 2. OVERAPI.COM The ultimate cheat sheet collection for everything: JS, Python, Git, Linux, Regex... 3. CARBON.NOW.SH Turn your code into beautiful images for social media or portfolios. 4. ROADMAP.SH All the developer roadmaps you need - from frontend to DevOps. 5. DEVDOCS.IO Offline-first, super-fast API documentation (React, JS, Python, etc.). 6. REPLIT.COM Code & deploy multi-language apps in the browser - even backend APIs. 7. SOURCEGRAPH.COM Search across real-world open source codebases - like you own GitHub. 8. HTMX.ORG Add dynamic behavior to HTML - no JS required. Bookmark it. Repost it You will never see this account unless you follow me right now

6 OPEN SOURCE REPOS THAT CUT CLAUDE CODE TOKEN COST BY UP TO 90% 1. ccusage (15.7k stars) Token usage and cost tracking for Claude Code and other agent CLIs. github.com/ryoppippi/ccusage 2. RTK (60.2k stars) CLI proxy that compresses bash output before it reaches the LLM. Claims 60-90% token savings. github.com/rtk-ai/rtk 3. Caveman Claude (303 stars) Skill that switches Claude to terse "caveman" responses to cut output tokens. github.com/JuliusBrussee/cav… 4. Karpathy's skills repo (171k stars) A CLAUDE. md file with four principles (think before coding, simplicity first, surgical changes, goal-driven execution) derived from Karpathy's observations on LLM coding pitfalls. github.com/multica-ai/andrej… 5. Graphify (60k stars) Builds a local knowledge graph of your codebase so the agent queries the graph instead of re-reading files. github.com/safishamsi/graphi… 6. Obsidian skills (35k stars) Agent skills for Obsidian teaches your agent to use Obsidian CLI and open formats like Markdown, Bases, and JSON Canvas. github.com/kepano/obsidian-s… Bookmark it. Repost it You will never see this account again unless you follow me right now

POV: Explaining the Al era to a developer from 2019

5 UNDERRATED PROGRAMING WEBSITES: 1. Carbon Create and personalize images of source code. This is what I use to share snippets of code. Link- carbon.now.sh 2. Devhints A curated collection of cheatsheets you can use to learn or review topics Link- devhints.io 3. Web Maker An offline web playground in the browser, you can code in HTML, CSS, JS and more. Link- webmaker.app 4. DevDocs Find well-maintained and reliable documentation about every language. Link- devdocs.io 5. Python Challenge Solve riddles with Python, from easy problems to more advanced challenges. Link- pythonchallenge.com Bookmark it. Repost it

Use these 5 websites to land a remote job with USD salary: 1. Angellist Talent On AngelList, you can find unique jobs at startups and tech companies you can't find anywhere else. Say goodbye to cover letters - your profile is all you need. Link - angel.co 2. We Work Remotely (WWR) There are a heck of a lot of remote work opportunities in the IT industry here. Find jobs in Web development, Content writing, marketing, and more. Link - weworkremotely.com 3. Himalayas Find a remote job you love, research the fastest- growing remote companies, and hire experienced remote workers. Discover the world's best remote companies hiring on Himalayas. Link - himalayas.app 4. Remotive Find remote jobs quickly with remotive. Remotive is where top talents go to easily access active and fully remote job opportunities from vetted tech companies. Link - remotive.com 5. Job Board Search On this platform you will find hand curated list of best remote job related to 200 different categories. Sign up and get hired. Link - jobboardsearch.com Bookmark it. Repost it Let's make sure everyone gets placed! Cheers,

Unemployed people in: 1990: - Wake up - Have breakfast - Chill - Dad finds you a job 2002: - Meet up with friends - Binge-watch a movie - Enjoy sunny weekends - Friends connect you to a job 2026:

PROGRAMING WEBSITES THAT'S FEELS LIKE GOLDMINE FOR DEVLOPERS: 1/ Responsively App Test your website on multiple screen sizes at once, perfect for responsive design debugging. Link: responsively.app/ 2/ DevDocs All documentation in one place with lightning-fast search, works offline and saves huge time while coding. Link: devdocs.io/ 3/UI Verse Ready-to-use Ul components like buttons, loaders, cards with clean CSS you can directly copy. Link: uiverse.io/ 4/ JSON Crack Visualizes JSON data into interactive graphs, making complex data structures easy to understand instantly. Link: jsoncrack.com/ 5/HTTPie User-friendly API testing tool with clean Ul, easier than traditional tools for beginners. Link: httpie.io/ Save this post for future reference. Cheers, You will never see this account again unless you follow us right now.

Google Chrome has over 100K extensions. But these 5 are the most unique I discovered: 1/ Eightify: Hate long YouTube videos? This Al gives you bullet summaries in seconds. Learn faster, Thank me later 2/ Glasp: Highlight anything on the web or YouTube Al turns your notes into summaries and quotes. 3/ Monica: A mini ChatGPT that lives in your browser sidebar. Research, write, brainstorm all without switching tabs. 4/ Harpa Al: It's like ChatGPT inside your browser. Summarize pages, scrape data, write emails, all while scrolling. 5/ Compose Al: It finishes your emails before you do. Writes faster, matches your tone, and turns "ugh I'll reply later" into "done in 5 seconds." Save this post for future reference. Cheers.

6 Years ago there was a Reddit contest to see who can create the worst possible volume control for a computer. Which one is the worst?

5 UNDERRATED GITHUB REPOS: 1. h4cker github.com/The-Art-of-Hackin… Includes thousands of resources related to ethical hacking, bug bounties, digital forensics, etc. 2. LiteLLM github.com/BerriAl/litellm One Python SDK to call 100 LLM providers (OpenAl, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.) in OpenAl format. 3. 33-js-concepts github.com/leonardomso/33-js… 33 JavaScript concepts every developer should know, each with practical code examples. 4. System Design 101 github.com/ByteByteGoHq/syst… Helps you prepare for system design interviews by explaining complex systems with visuals. 5. sqlmap github.com/sqlmapproject/sql… An automated penetration testing tool for identifying and exploiting SQL injection vulnerabilities.