loverboyvamsi @its_CodeCaptain

Laravel tip. Make Carbon dates in your app IMMUTABLE. One line in `AppServiceProvider`. No more `$date->addDay()` silently mutating the object that should be used somewhere else.

6 open source AI agent repositories you should star on GitHub this week. All free. All worth knowing. 🧵

1 లీటర్ నీటితో 500 KM నడిచే bike రాజన్న సిరిసిల్ల జిల్లాకు చెందిన శంకర్ గౌడ్ దీన్ని తయారు చేశాడు

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See these frames 🎞️ 90s directors must be legends

Arachkam is small word ra 🔥🔥

🤯 Wow I can't believe I'm open sourcing the email platform we built internally. Self-hosted, runs on your own AWS SES. You pay @awscloud $0.10 per 1,000 emails instead of a SaaS markup, and your email data never leaves your infra. MIT licensed. Here's what it does 🧵

DO YOU REALIZE WHAT HE JUST DID? HE CONNECTED CLAUDE FABLE 5 TO HIS DRONE, PUT THE WHOLE THING ON HIS PHONE SCREEN, AND NOW EVERY HOUR IN THE AIR PAYS HIM $300. Look at his screen. A regular drone flying over a street in Vietnam, but with a green corridor drawn through the air, like a racing game. That corridor is the flight path Claude Fable 5 planned for the scan: altitude, speed, camera angle, all calculated so every building facade gets captured from the right distance. He doesn't fly the route. He supervises it from his phone. Pause at 0:19 and read the orange banner on his screen. "Positioning. Fly with caution." The drone sweeps the street once at 4K 60fps. Then Claude Fable 5 processes the footage into a 3D model of the entire block: every shopfront, every awning, every tangled bundle of power lines. The kind of streets where Google's mapping cars physically cannot go, because half of them are alleys narrower than a car. That's exactly who pays him. Delivery startups need maps of those alleys for routing. Property platforms need 3D of shophouses that have no documentation at all. Utility companies need to see the cable chaos without sending a crew. He charges $300 per flight hour. A morning of flying is $900. A drone with a green road in the sky, charging $300 an hour to see what cars never will.

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Un laboratorio chino acaba de humillar a media industria del video de pago. Subes una foto y un audio, sale hablando en sincro y aguanta minutos. Open source. Lo que antes era cámara y edición ahora parece un repo. Se llama LongCat-Avatar.

Pier Code starts at ₹499/month. 🇮🇳 Built for Indian developers, powered by Sarvam 30B, Sarvam 105B, and Pier-Hybrid, so you can spend less time worrying about token costs and more time shipping. Available for macOS, Linux & Windows.

“I wouldn’t build anything serious with Node.js.” If you’ve spent enough time on tech Twitter or in engineering circles, you’ve probably heard this take. The advice usually goes like this: “Use C#.” “Use Java.” “Node.js is only for small apps and MVPs.” But how true is that statement? Let’s unpack it properly.

🚨 As a Frequent Flyer, Few Golden Rules • Use Google Flights/Skyscanner • Air India > Akasa > IndiGo • Avoid Red Spice • ixigo and Cleartrip are Better • Avoid MMT and Yatra • Use Travel Credit Cards • Earn/Burn Airline Miles • Ask For a Good Seat (Politely)

My friend’s brother made ₹4 lakh LTCG from stocks this year. First ₹1.25 lakh was tax free. Tax on remaining gain? Around ₹34,375. He used his mind.. He booked ₹1.25 Lakh profit on his own name to use exemption. And gifted the remaining stocks to his wife & sister (they had no LTCG this year). Each got their own ₹1.25L exemption. Tax bill → ₹0. But the bigger challenge came later. He had almost ₹2 crore profit in mutual funds. Someone told him about Section 54F — reinvest gains into a residential property and save tax. Problem? He already had 2 residential properties. So he thought of another route. Transferred the mutual fund units to his mother. She sold them & bought a residential property. Suddenly… ₹2 Cr gain → 0 tax. Tax planning or Tax Loophole ? 🤯

While comparing @nativephp vs React Native and Flutter for mobile apps, I thought LLMs would be much better trained on RN/Flutter. Cause NativePHP is a total newcomer, right? But actually... NativePHP benefits Laravel Boost, adds skills referencing the docs, which is enough for LLMs! My YouTube video about it: "Build a NativePHP Mobile App with AI: Claude Code Skills Example" youtube.com/watch?v=suVNjf… My full 1-hour course comparing those three mobile frameworks: laraveldaily.com/lesson/react-n…

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WEB SCRAPING JUST GOT A SERIOUS UPGRADE. PixelRAG doesn't read HTML. It reads the page exactly like you do. 100% open-source. Instead of parsing websites into plain text, it captures screenshots and lets a vision model retrieve answers directly from the pixels. Why that's a big deal: • HTML parsers silently lose information. • Tables, charts, formulas, and layouts often disappear. • Even changing the parser can swing RAG accuracy by ~10%. PixelRAG skips that entire bottleneck. It indexes what users actually see. The team built a visual index of 30M+ Wikipedia screenshots, and it outperformed the strongest text-based RAG baseline by 18.1% on text-only QA. Even cooler: It includes a Claude Code plugin that gives Claude visual browsing. Instead of scraping the DOM, Claude can screenshot any webpage, PDF, arXiv paper, or even your local app—and answer based on the rendered page. The pipeline is surprisingly clean: → Render pages into image tiles → Embed with Qwen3-VL-Embedding (LoRA-tuned on screenshots) → Store in a FAISS index → Search visually The best part? Upgrade to a better vision model later, and you don't need to rebuild the index. Because the index stores pixels, not parsed text. Fully open-source under Apache 2.0. GitHub: github.com/StarTrail-org/…

Interviewed a Senior Backend Engineer today. Knew Redis, caching, CDN, database optimization — all of it. Then I asked: "Your API response time is 200ms. You add Redis caching. Response time drops to 5ms. Perfect. 3 months later users start seeing wrong data. No bugs in the code. Cache is working perfectly. What went wrong — and how do you fix it?" Silence. Your turn: Redis added ✅ Response time 5ms ✅ Users seeing wrong data ❌ No bugs in code ✅ What's the actual problem — and what's your fix? 👇 (This mistake ships to production every single day)

Hey Laravel developers, You must be aware of the composer run dev command, which looks similar to the npm run dev command from the npm ecosystem. This command basically runs the server, pail, queue:listen, and npm run dev concurrently, helping you kickstart your development environment. Recently, Laravel also introduced an artisan dev command. The benefit of having this at the Artisan level is that it gives you more control at the application level, which means you can easily add new commands using service providers. It also automatically detects the related package manager installed in your project for running Node commands. #laravel #php

One of the questions I asked during Full Stack interviews this week: There is 1 item left in stock. Two users click Buy Now at the exact same time. How do you make sure only one order succeeds? This question caught many candidates off guard. How would you solve it?

Asked Claude to design my logo. The result looked like it cost $500,000. It cost $0. The 18 prompts I used (steal these): Save for later🔖

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