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Most people only see Cloudflare as a free CDN and DNS provider. That’s a huge underutilization.
If you know what you're doing, Cloudflare's free tier is actually a complete cloud computing infrastructure that requires no server maintenance.
The awesome-cloudflare project on GitHub almost maximizes the benefits of CF.
It compiles all open-source tools and methods based on the CF ecosystem:
· Alternative VPS: Host full-stack applications using Workers and Pages, no need to buy servers.
· Intranet penetration: Use Cloudflare Tunnel instead of Frp, enabling remote access without a public IP.
· Unl

macOS built-in dictionary hasn't improved in ten years. Triple-finger word selection is fast, but when facing long or complex sentences or code comments, its explanations are often nonsense.
Just configure Easydict on GitHub, and it can basically replace other translation software.
Its core logic is not "look up words," but "aggregation":
· API Aggregation: simultaneously call OpenAI (ChatGPT), DeepL, and Google. DeepL provides accurate translations, GPT understands context, making comparisons the most reliable.
· Visual OCR: for error messages in images or UI elements that can't be selected,

Someone finally integrated Git and MCP (Model Context Protocol). The project is called git-mcp.
Previously, using AI to write code was purely a manual process: copy error -> paste to AI -> copy fixed code -> paste back into IDE -> commit via command line. Once there was a break in the process, the context would get messy.
Now the logic has changed: directly through the MCP protocol, allowing AI to read the local repository, and automatically commit after modifications.
I tested it with Claude Desktop combined with this tool:
· Authorize local repository path
· Input in the dialog box “Fix logi

Here are 10 top GitHub projects. This is not an ordinary collection; it's a weapon arsenal for "solo combat."
The core logic is straightforward: use machine computing power to replace your manpower. Most people treat them as toys, but smart users have already built automated pipelines with them.
Detailed list and usage
1. Infrastructure Layer: Local Large Models
1. Autonomous Computing Power: Ollama + Open WebUI
Want to use AI but don't want to share data with OpenAI?
• Ollama: A minimal way to run models like Llama3, Qwen locally.
• Open WebUI: Wraps local models with a ChatGPT-like interfa

Uninstalled DeepL and Youdao Dictionary from my computer. Discovered a new tool on GitHub: STranslate.
The logic is very straightforward, perfect for tackling various subscription-based charging traps:
Global text selection / screenshot OCR, click anywhere you don't understand.
No membership sales, directly use your OpenAI / Gemini / Claude API.
WPF development, extremely lightweight, with no ad pop-ups.

Tried GitIngest, directly converting a GitHub repository into a plain text prompt, with the directory structure and code inside. When used with Claude or Gemini's long context window, it's quite convenient for reading source code or refactoring old projects, saving the trouble of manual copy-pasting.

Happy New Year🎆🎉

Just now I saw this ossnav on GitHub, an open-source software directory. The projects included are of decent quality, with detailed categories, suitable for those who enjoy tinkering with open-source tools to find treasures, and it's handy to save for later.

I used to be afraid I couldn't write code, now I'm afraid I can't understand the code written by AI. 😅