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Europe’s First Five-Car Autonomous Race at Imola Shows the Demands of Real-Time AI
23+ hour, 57+ min ago (549+ words) A2RL’s official Imola race report describes the event as the league’s first international race outside Abu Dhabi. The format provided a high-pressure setting for autonomous-racing AI, including perception, planning and real-time decision-making. Five teams entered fully autonomous racecars: Kinetiz, Constructor…...
I built an open-source travel planner that I actually use
1+ week, 3+ day ago (102+ words) Every time I planned a trip, information ended up scattered across Google Maps, notes, messages, and spreadsheets. So I built Turistar. It lets you organize a trip by day, move activities with drag and drop, and keep the budget alongside…...
Building TravelMate: Part 1 — Why I Built a Social Travel Platform (And Why My Last Project Failed)
2+ week, 12+ hour ago (508+ words) This is Part 1 of a 4-part series documenting the build of TravelMate, my 3rd-year engineering project. Part 2 covers architecture and tech decisions, Part 3 dives into the hardest engineering problems I solved, and Part 4 (coming after the project ships) covers what…...
CAR WASH SYSTEM WITH PYTHON
2+ week, 3+ day ago (281+ words) As part of my journey in software development, I decided to build a Car Wash Management System using Python. The main goal of the project was to create a simple and practical system to help manage a car wash business,…...
My Car Had a Check Engine Light. My Code Has console.log().
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1043+ words) A few weeks ago, the check engine light came on in my 2007 SUV. I plugged in an OBD scanner and got P003F: “Intake Camshaft Profile Control Stuck On, Bank 2.” Sounded menacing enough… Basically, I had a bug. What finally made the…...
How TecDoc Actually Works: A Developer's Guide to Automotive Parts Fitment Data
3+ week, 1+ day ago (445+ words) If you've ever tried to build "does this part fit my car" search for an e-commerce site, you've probably hit TecDoc — the European standard database for automotive parts fitment — without anyone actually explaining how it's structured. Here's the developer-level version....
I built an EV trip planner because a charger pin in an empty lot is a wasted stop
3+ week, 3+ day ago (311+ words) Most EV trip apps treat a charger as a destination. On a real drive, a charger with nothing around it is a wasted forty minutes. I wanted the stop to be a charger plus a meal. That is Drive Charge…...
What Building a Local Experiences Marketplace in Morocco Taught Me About SEO and Product Design
3+ week, 6+ day ago (876+ words) Building a marketplace looks simple from the outside. You put the offers online, add a booking button, and connect the two. In reality, things become much more interesting when the marketplace is based on local experiences rather than physical products....