We’ve got builders popping up from everywhere now — US, Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, Australia…Wild to see the variety. This is exactly why I wanted to build this community. Different countries, different backgrounds, different skill levels — but same mission: 'You can just do & Build stuff' Drop your Cities👇

New long-form video is live 🚀 This one is a full walkthrough on how I built a World Cup dashboard using CLI — but the bigger lesson is why your AI agent might be wasting way more tokens than it needs to. Most people blame the model when their agent gets slow, expensive, or messy. But a lot of the time, it’s not the model. It’s the interface. In the video, I break down how switching from bulky multi-tool setups to a focused command-line workflow can make your agent way more efficient — and I show the actual build process step by step. Watch here: https://youtu.be/N3Mro1kkvtY Curious what you guys think — would you rather see more videos like this where I break down the concept and build a real project at the same time? Tiny favor as always: if you get value from the video, drop a like + comment on YouTube. It helps with the anti-crickets protocol 😂💪

I took the intro to Python series through GA Tech. The instructor Dr. David Joyner wrote the textbook for the class and gives it away for free. If you are interested in learning to program the way it’s taught in freshman computer science class, you have this free resource available to you. https://www.davidjoyner.net/b/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Joyner_IntroductiontoComputing_1stEdition.pdf

I am David from the Dallas, Texas area in the USA. 1.What are you building right now? I am building a Life AI OS with Claude, Obsidian, and Github using Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki principles. 2. What do you expect from the community? Bright, engaging, and insightful interactions while we all learn to leverage AI to make life better. 3. 1 interesting thing about you (it can be anything)? I fished over the side of a submarine in Alaskan waters.

So I have had this talk on my backlog for some time, but just haven't made it a priority-- Do a 45-minute talk on databases aimed at new security professionals. And in four or five hours of talking with Claude I managed to have the video published to my YouTube page in seven languages in my own voice! This is amazing for YouTubers! Here are the details; https://github.com/CryptoJones/databases-for-hackers/blob/main/PROJECT_SUMMARY.md Here is the english version that was trained using a 30 second voice recording I did to train the models; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN6ZfugD9Tw