Tags / Engineering & tools
Open source
- Will pricier RAM push people to Linux? Where each OS goes with AI A V2EX user measured Windows using 4 to 6GB more RAM than Linux and asked whether rising memory prices will lift Linux adoption. Most of the 95 replies said no, and the data backs them. But pricey RAM is pushing OS vendors to slim down, and AI is rewriting what operating systems compete on. Here is how Windows, macOS, Linux, Googlebook, and HarmonyOS may evolve in the AI era.
- OpenClaw's Eight Months: From Viral to Nobody Cares Peter Steinberger's Startup School recap: personal brand can't be forked, your dependency's business model is yours, and don't stop having fun.
- Indie Weekly #153: A UI Library Hit $80K in Two Months ezindie 153: Aceternity UI went from 7 weekend components to $80K+ in two months, $60–100K/mo with six people. Plus Marblism, Robopost, and formbricks.
- Self-hosting email in 2026, with local LLM spam filtering The advice not to self-host email is outdated. Home vs VPS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, docker-mailserver, and Gmail-class antispam with rspamd plus a local Gemma model.
- Three open-source tools: AutoClip, Cloud-Mail, Open Lovable Three X threads, three pipelines: auto-cut long video, self-host email, clone a site into React. Who each is for, where it breaks, and how to verify fast.
- gstack: the Claude Code factory YC's CEO uses Garry Tan open-sourced gstack, the Claude Code toolkit he actually runs: 15 Skills that turn a model into a virtual engineering team, while remaining YC CEO.
- Agent Skills Hub: finding and managing good Skills A Skills discovery platform built in three days: find good Skills, find who makes them, combine them. A picture of what pure vibe coding can actually ship.