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C64 Basic Dungeon Crawler: Stairs, Levels and Levelling Up (Part 11)

Hacker News Top ↗ · 5d ago Cached

Part 11 of a C64 BASIC dungeon crawler tutorial adds five levels with escalating chalice requirements, persistent character stats, and a separation between INITPLAYER and BUILDLEVEL routines so progress survives map regeneration.

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Building a gemini server in python

Lobsters Hottest ↗ · 6d ago Cached

A step-by-step blog post on building a Gemini protocol server in Python with minimal dependencies, starting from raw TCP socket listening on port 1965 and explaining low-level socket APIs. It also introduces the Gemini protocol as a minimal, tracker-free alternative to the web.

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Introduction to Programming in ATS

Lobsters Hottest ↗ · 6d ago

A link to an introduction to programming in the ATS language, with discussion on Lobsters.

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Pratt parsing is a black box

Lobsters Hottest ↗ · 6d ago Cached

博客文章论证 Pratt 解析应被视为黑盒来使用,强调理解 nuds/leds 心智模型比记忆 9 行算法实现更重要,并对比了与 GNU Bison 等传统解析技术的差异。

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@AdrianPunk115: https://x.com/AdrianPunk115/status/2116848372854267963

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-11-01 Cached

A 10,000-word Chinese tutorial that systematically covers Cloudflare's all-in-one usage — from DNS resolution, email sending and receiving, Workers form handling, and object storage to caching acceleration, security protection, and AI features — aimed at website builders with no coding experience.

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@Ylj158852: https://x.com/Ylj158852/status/2116779024064323705

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-11-01 Cached

This tutorial explains how to use Cloudflare Tunnel (cloudflared) to turn an old computer at home into a publicly accessible server without a VPS, public IP address, or port forwarding. It covers getting started with Quick Tunnel, long-term deployment with a named Tunnel, and common pitfalls.

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Agentic AI Engineer’s Portfolio

Reddit r/AI_Agents ↗ · 2026-11-01

A practitioner's listicle outlining 15+ essential portfolio projects for aspiring Agentic AI Engineers, covering async orchestration, strict tool routing, memory eviction, self-healing ReAct loops, human-in-the-loop gates, trajectory evaluation CI, agent observability, prompt-injection defenses, sandboxed execution, and cost kill-switches.

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@LangChain: LangChain Community Spotlight: Enterprise RAG on LangChain Kacper Klusek of Soba Labs shows how to build enterprise RAG…

X AI KOLs Following ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

LangChain Community Spotlight featuring Kacper Klusek of Soba Labs on building enterprise RAG by fixing retrieval first: contextual chunking, BM25 hybrid search, and a reranker cut failed retrievals by 67% in Anthropic's evaluation, with LangSmith evals catching document drift.

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@SUOHA_AI: This might be the most powerful and concise Grok bot tutorial out there. How do you create a high-quality Grok bot and manage your own team? The author is Lauren @poteto (the person in charge of Grok Bot). If you don’t know her yet, she’s basically Grok’s equivalent of Codex’s Tibo.... …

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

Grok Bot lead Lauren (@poteto) shared a concise tutorial on creating Grok bots and managing teams, explaining how to build high-quality bots and collaborate efficiently with a small number of bots.

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@komereji12: The Chinese edition of Stanford’s Agent tutorial is here! 19 lessons + 4 hands-on projects covering LLMs, RAG, tool calling, memory, multi-agent systems, and evaluation, with offline HTML reading support. Want to know how to actually build an AI agent? Start with this tutorial series.

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

A Chinese-language self-study tutorial for Stanford’s CS329Z “Engineering AI Agents” course has been released, featuring 19 lectures and 4 hands-on exercises covering LLMs, RAG, tool calling, memory, multi-agent systems, and evaluation, with support for offline HTML reading.

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An LC-3 Disassembler in Haskell

Lobsters Hottest ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

A blog post walking through building a disassembler for the educational LC-3 assembly language in Haskell, covering instruction decoding, fixed-point cleanup, postprocessing, and pretty-printing.

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@antiAIvo: Want to learn how to code with an AI Agent? One of the best free tutorials is Stanford’s CS146S The Modern Software Developer. The instructor, Mihail Eric, isn’t an ivory-tower professor. He came out of Stanford’s NLP group and worked on Alexa…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

Recommend Stanford’s free course CS146S, “The Modern Software Developer” (taught by Mihail Eric), and introduce the accompanying open-source project NamiAgent—a Chinese-language tutorial on building an AI agent from scratch, progressively implementing core capabilities such as tools, permissions, context, Skills, MCP, sub-agents, and memory, complete with web-based visual debugging.

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@Pluvio9yte: I put a lot of effort into setting up a multi-account solution for Claude. Just figuring out how to register several Apple IDs took hours, but thankfully, it’s finally stable—no KYC prompts or account bans. I’ve written down what I learned, and following the steps should be quick. Full write-up below

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

The author shared a reliable setup for managing multiple Claude subscriptions: first, thoroughly clean up the local device environment flagged by risk controls; then subscribe on mobile using App Store gift cards to bypass KYC verification; and finally, use the open-source tool Magpie to link multiple Pro accounts and rotate between them.

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@xiaoying_eth: Why can some people build 200+ AI Agents while you can't even get your first one running smoothly? A 60-minute technical session covering AI Agent architecture design, rule setup, skill configuration, and validation mechanisms. From a single Agent to multi-agent collaboration, the real thing worth learning is this complete meth…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

A tweet promoting a 60-minute technical session on how to build AI Agents, covering architecture design, rule setup, skill configuration, validation mechanisms, and a complete approach to scaling from a single Agent to multi-agent collaboration.

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@Xudong07452910: Want to train your own Agent that truly knows how to use tools, but don’t know where to start? I think this set of tutorials recently put together by Hugging Face is just what many people need. It’s called “A curriculum for post-training agents,” and uses Coding Ag…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-31 Cached

The tweet shared Hugging Face’s tutorial “A curriculum for post-training agents,” which centers on coding agents and covers SFT, distillation, GRPO, OpenEnv multi-turn interactions, and training with a real harness, using experiments to clearly demonstrate the risks of reward hacking.

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How to read traces and run evals for agent debugging 101

Reddit r/AI_Agents ↗ · 2026-10-30

作者与 Antaripa Saha 合作发布了一篇关于 AI 代理调试的深度教程,讲解如何阅读代理 trace、定位失败原因,并将失败案例转化为 evals 以提升生产环境可靠性。

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@antiAIvo: I’ve turned my earlier “Writing an Agent from Scratch” tutorial into an open-source GitHub project: NamiAgent. This isn’t just a tutorial—it’s also an Agent you can run on your computer: read and write files in a designated workspace, execute commands, connect to MCP, and remember who you are. Before writing files or running commands…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-30 Cached

The author has turned the “Build an Agent from Scratch” tutorial into NamiAgent, an open-source project that serves as both an 11-lesson tutorial with text, images, and code and a locally runnable Agent. It supports reading and writing files, executing commands, MCP integration, long-term memory, and web-based visualization, with only one dependency: the openai package.

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If you love a website, back it up

Lobsters Hottest ↗ · 2026-10-30 Cached

A web archiving professional shares a personal story about losing a beloved fansite and makes the case that anyone can and should back up websites themselves, walking through easy personal web archiving tools like the ArchiveWeb.page browser extension.

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@massive_com: It's easier than you think. Learn to build a stock heatmap with Massive and Claude Opus 5.5. Massive provides the live …

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-10-29 Cached

Learn how to build a live stock heatmap app using Massive for real-time financial data and Claude Opus 5.5 to generate the application code, with an easy path to extend it further.

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Building NixOS using Nixtamal

Lobsters Hottest ↗ · 2026-10-29 Cached

A cookbook-style guide demonstrating how to build a NixOS system using Nixtamal, an input pinner that replaces stateful nix-channel workflows, and highlighting the new system.nix entry point introduced in NixOS 26.05.

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