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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 →

Awesome MCP Servers is the closest thing the Model Context Protocol ecosystem has to a phone book. More than 3,300 server implementations are sorted into 58 categories, from databases and browser automation to code execution and cloud platforms. When an agent needs to touch an external system, this list usually has a server for it… Continue reading →