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Open-Meteo API: Free Weather Data for Any Location (No Key, No Limits, No BS)
Why I Stopped Paying for Weather APIs I was paying $40/month for a weather API. Then I found Open-Meteo — completely free, no API key, no rate limits, and the data is actually better. Global coverage — any latitude/longitude on Earth 16-day forecast + historical data back to 1940 80+ weather variables (temperature, rain, wind, UV, air quality) No API key — just make HTTP requests No rate limits for non-commercial use Get Current Weather (3 Lines) import requests resp = requests.get("https://api.
Running Tesla Model 3's computer on my desk using parts from crashed cars
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The EU still wants to scan your private messages and photos
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I Built an Offline-First Productivity App for Freelancers and Solo Developers
A lot of productivity tools look great in demos, but once real work starts, they begin to feel fragmented. One app for tasks. Another for reminders. Another for invoices. Notes somewhere else. Passwords in a separate tool. And if your connection drops, half your workflow becomes unreliable. I wanted something simpler. So I built Essentials: an offline-first productivity app for freelancers, solo developers, and small teams who want one place to manage the day-to-day side of work. Why I built it
"One more course" is not a learning strategy
You've been working through a course for three weeks. You're almost done. But there's already another one open in another tab (the one you'll do after this) because once you finish both, you'll finally feel ready to apply. Or to take on bigger work. Or to stop feeling like you're pretending. That feeling doesn't go away when you finish the course. You already know that. I used tutorials as a way to avoid the thing I was afraid of When I was trying to land my first dev job, I did this obsessively