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A German engineer built a fully automated chess YouTube channel with an AI Agent, combining LLMs and chess engines to auto-generate explainer videos nightly, reaching 500K views. Here's the tech architecture, tool design, and real costs.

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Learn automation testing from scratch! This article breaks down a three-stage path: Selenium/Appium tools, Requests+PyTest API testing, performance testing and CI/CD, with real projects—build a complete skill set in 21 days.

An in-depth analysis of the essentials of Andrew Ng and OpenAI's ChatGPT Prompt Engineering course. Covers the difference between base and instruction-tuned models, two core prompting principles, and how to wield LLM APIs to build apps.

A systematic zero-basis learning path for AI Agent development, covering Python and LLM fundamentals, five core capabilities like task planning and RAG, and LangChain hands-on practice.

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