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Humanizer is a Claude Code skill with one job: read a piece of AI-written text and rewrite it so it stops sounding like AI wrote it. No model fine-tuning, no browser extension, just a very specific list of tells (thirty-three of them) and instructions for fixing each one. View humanizer on GitHub 29,870 stars 2,756… Continue reading →

Coding Interview University is John Washam’s self-taught computer science study plan, the one he used to go from “no CS degree, working as a software developer” to a Software Development Engineer offer at Amazon in about eight months of full-time study. It’s a single long README that maps the entire CS undergraduate curriculum plus interview… Continue reading →

System Design Primer is Donne Martin’s structured study guide for the system-design interview, the one that almost every senior engineering loop now includes, and that almost no CS degree actually teaches. Anki flashcards, worked exercises, real architecture write-ups, and a long reading list, organized to be worked top-to-bottom. View System Design Primer on GitHub 359,165… Continue reading →