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Hi all. I've been working on winpodx, an open-source (MIT) tool I built out of frustration with existing options for running Windows applications on Linux. Sharing here because rebuilding proprietary-feeling pieces as auditable FOSS is kind of the whole point of this project, and I'd love feedback from folks who care about that. **What it does** Click a Windows app icon in your Linux app menu → the Windows app opens as a native Linux window. No VM setup, no ISO downloads, no manual RDP config. Under the hood it's a Windows container (dockur/windows via Podman) plus FreeRDP RemoteApp (RAIL) for the seamless windows. Install is a single curl-to-bash line that handles distro ...

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Ancient Corinth had two massive, port cities, Kenchreai and Lechaion on either side of the Isthmus of Corinth. The two ports were connected by a trackway along which ships were hauled, thus avoiding a long haul round the Peloponnesian Peninsula. [The underwater site of Kenchreai, the eastern gateway to Corinth](https://preview.redd.it/93qrtpz3j2xg1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a6df6d75014771939cc80a2c917a207426fc9c5) # The Rise and Fall of Kenchreai For centuries, historians regarded the ancient port of Kenchreai (or Cenchreae) primarily as Corinth’s eastern gateway. Recent advancements in marine geology and underwater robotics have expanded this unders...

Ancient Corinth had two massive, port cities, Kenchreai and Lechaion on either side of the Isthmus of Corinth. The two ports were connected by a trackway along which ships were hauled, thus avoiding a long haul round the Peloponnesian Peninsula. [The underwater site of Kenchreai, the eastern gateway to Corinth](https://preview.redd.it/93qrtpz3j2xg1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a6df6d75014771939cc80a2c917a207426fc9c5) # The Rise and Fall of Kenchreai For centuries, historians regarded the ancient port of Kenchreai (or Cenchreae) primarily as Corinth’s eastern gateway. Recent advancements in marine geology and underwater robotics have expanded this unders...

Ancient Corinth had two massive, port cities, Kenchreai and Lechaion on either side of the Isthmus of Corinth. The two ports were connected by a trackway along which ships were hauled, thus avoiding a long haul round the Peloponnesian Peninsula. [The underwater site of Kenchreai, the eastern gateway to Corinth](https://preview.redd.it/93qrtpz3j2xg1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a6df6d75014771939cc80a2c917a207426fc9c5) # The Rise and Fall of Kenchreai For centuries, historians regarded the ancient port of Kenchreai (or Cenchreae) primarily as Corinth’s eastern gateway. Recent advancements in marine geology and underwater robotics have expanded this unders...

Ancient Corinth had two massive, port cities, Kenchreai and Lechaion on either side of the Isthmus of Corinth. The two ports were connected by a trackway along which ships were hauled, thus avoiding a long haul round the Peloponnesian Peninsula. [The underwater site of Kenchreai, the eastern gateway to Corinth](https://preview.redd.it/93qrtpz3j2xg1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a6df6d75014771939cc80a2c917a207426fc9c5) # The Rise and Fall of Kenchreai For centuries, historians regarded the ancient port of Kenchreai (or Cenchreae) primarily as Corinth’s eastern gateway. Recent advancements in marine geology and underwater robotics have expanded this unders...

Ancient Corinth had two massive, port cities, Kenchreai and Lechaion on either side of the Isthmus of Corinth. The two ports were connected by a trackway along which ships were hauled, thus avoiding a long haul round the Peloponnesian Peninsula. [The underwater site of Kenchreai, the eastern gateway to Corinth](https://preview.redd.it/93qrtpz3j2xg1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a6df6d75014771939cc80a2c917a207426fc9c5) # The Rise and Fall of Kenchreai For centuries, historians regarded the ancient port of Kenchreai (or Cenchreae) primarily as Corinth’s eastern gateway. Recent advancements in marine geology and underwater robotics have expanded this unders...

Ancient Corinth had two massive, port cities, Kenchreai and Lechaion on either side of the Isthmus of Corinth. The two ports were connected by a trackway along which ships were hauled, thus avoiding a long haul round the Peloponnesian Peninsula. [The underwater site of Kenchreai, the eastern gateway to Corinth](https://preview.redd.it/93qrtpz3j2xg1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a6df6d75014771939cc80a2c917a207426fc9c5) # The Rise and Fall of Kenchreai For centuries, historians regarded the ancient port of Kenchreai (or Cenchreae) primarily as Corinth’s eastern gateway. Recent advancements in marine geology and underwater robotics have expanded this unders...

I’m currently working on a nine-month computer-vision research program with Claude Code (Opus) to validate my setup against what’s actually working for others. The project, called Parley, aims to develop an AR glasses product for sign language recognition. Phase 0 is a five-notebook research arc (May–Nov 2026), with one notebook per month. The goal is to establish honest cross-signer accuracy baselines on the Google ASL Signs dataset, which contains 94,000 clips, 21 signers, and 543 MediaPipe landmarks per frame. Last week, I published Notebook 00 (EDA) and Notebook 01 (hand-shape baseline) on Kaggle with seed-averaged numbers and error bars. My current structure includes: - An in-...

I’m currently working on a nine-month computer-vision research program with Claude Code (Opus) to validate my setup against what’s actually working for others. The project, called Parley, aims to develop an AR glasses product for sign language recognition. Phase 0 is a five-notebook research arc (May–Nov 2026), with one notebook per month. The goal is to establish honest cross-signer accuracy baselines on the Google ASL Signs dataset, which contains 94,000 clips, 21 signers, and 543 MediaPipe landmarks per frame. Last week, I published Notebook 00 (EDA) and Notebook 01 (hand-shape baseline) on Kaggle with seed-averaged numbers and error bars. My current structure includes: - An in-...

TLDR: I have used Claude Code daily for 60 days. The difference between a junior developer struggling with context limits and a 10x engineer shipping production code is not the model - it is the workflow. Here are the 32 exact steps, rules, and power moves you need to master Claude Code, broken down into Setup, Prompting, Workflow, Sessions, and Power Moves. Claude Code is an autonomous agent that lives in your terminal. If you treat it like an employee your output will scale exponentially. Here are the 32 things I wish I knew on day one to get more from every session. **The Setup Phase** Get these five things right before you write a single line of code. If your environment is not confi...

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Im a freight broker. Recently I was asked to move an electric semi truck/tractor that contained a lithium ion battery. Apparently the truck was not operational, so the plan was to ship it on a flatbed RGN trailer. The customer listed it as Class 9 hazmat UN 3556. I dont move a ton of hazmat freight, but some light research led me to believe that it did not require a hazmat endorsed truck driver to ship it on a flatbed truck. But my coworkers disagreed, and said we did need a hazmat certified driver, because the battery weighed more than 1000lbs. This is whats been bugging me... wouldnt that also mean every truck driver who drives one of these would also need a hazmat endorsement? No way...

Most AI bots in Discord are chat wrappers - one person asks, gets a text reply. Ergod is different: it's a coding agent designed for Discord *communities*. Your server adds the bot, every member gets their own private workspace automatically, and they can build things together in channels. Some of what that looks like in practice: * Any member can @-mention the bot and ask it to build a site, a script, a game, a tool - it plans, writes the code, runs it in a sandbox, and sends the finished files back in the channel. * **Channel sessions** \- an admin can open a channel-wide shared workspace. A Pro user in the server "sponsors" it, accepts a prompt, and now *everyone* in ...

Let's talk about Name AutoCorrect - a feature in Access that sounds like it should save you from typos, refactoring headaches, and ominously broken queries. In theory, if you rename a field or table, AutoCorrect swoops in, recalibrating the universe so nothing breaks. In practice, well… it's more like the Holodeck's safety protocols: reassuring until you see Moriarty take over. At its core, Name AutoCorrect is designed to update references when you change object, field, or control names. The pitch is great: effortless refactoring! The reality? It quietly updates some things and completely misses others. Queries reading from tables whose fields have new names? Sometimes fine...

So this is genuinely one of the coolest side hustle success stories I've heard so far, but a girl I went to high school with just surpassed the $50k mark with her side hustle. She basically has a side business where she sells resin blocks and designs that preserve wedding bouquets. So after the wedding is over, the bride ships or drops off their bouquet to Lin (we'll call her "Lin" for privacy purposes), and she then preserves the bouqet in a resin block, tray, coaster, or frame (those are the most popular from her shop). You have to do the service relatively quick to preserve the flowers when they're at their peak. Her actual material costs are around $50 to $70 w...

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