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Another ChatGPT trend is here People are turning their profiles into cute crayon-style cartoons using ChatGPT. The idea is simple. Upload a screenshot of your profile, paste the prompt, and let the model redraw the whole page as if it was made with crayons on white paper. The result keeps the profile layout, but turns the details into a playful handmade version filled with sweet childlike elements. It works because the output feels personal, nostalgic, and instantly shareable. Would you try this with your own profile?
The original title is "I built an open-source Terraform drift scanner in 2 days, before starting college"
An 18-year-old from Kerala built SynchroIaC, an open-source GitHub Action detecting Terraform infrastructure drift by comparing state files to live AWS resources. The tool auto-generates AI explanations, fix PRs, and risk classifications (low–critical) on a dashboard. The author shipped in 2 days and is seeking community feedback on product-market fit and feature priorities.
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Batfish marks Huawei VRP as unsupported — so I built a source-traceable IR for it
Author built vrp-ir, a Python parser for Huawei VRP/USG network device configurations that provides source-level provenance—every parsed value traces back to its exact file:line, crucial for compliance audits and security acceptance testing. It solves a real gap: Batfish marks Huawei as unsupported, and existing tools like ciscoconfparse2 don't track provenance to the config line. Includes 13 security checks, is early-stage (v0.6/alpha), open source (Apache-2.0), and designed to complement Batfish, ntc-templates, and napalm.
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