
Arbitrage Bot: Free code to (try to) make quick money
Imagine making money by exploiting tiny price differences, all on autopilot. A new GitHub project promises exactly that, or something close.
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Saturday, August 1, 2026
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Imagine making money by exploiting tiny price differences, all on autopilot. A new GitHub project promises exactly that, or something close.

Imagine never again spending hours trimming video clips. Now, an AI can do it for you, even with the free DaVinci Resolve.

Imagine a world where paying for every streaming service feels outdated. It seems free ad-supported content is making a big comeback.

Imagine using Claude Opus, one of the coolest AI models, without spending a dime. Sounds like sci-fi, right? Well, someone gave it a shot.
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Tired of dull video calls? Imagine sending your 3D avatar instead, maybe while you grab a coffee. Now you can, and it's completely free.

Imagine running AI without draining your bank account. A French startup just released software promising exactly that.
AI models have feasted on other people's content for too long, for free of course. Now Cloudflare is drawing a line, demanding a hefty bill.
Imagine searching the web with Gemini's smarts, all without costs or hassle. Now there's a way, and it's not even official.

Tired of copy-pasting code between Slack and GitHub? Now you can tag an AI agent directly in chat and get results in a thread without jumping between apps.

There's a moment when AI stops being just for people with money and actually becomes accessible. Minimax M3 is one of those moments: an open-source model that doesn't demand a subscription and doesn't spy on your data, because it runs straight on your machine.

Tired of asking OpenAI for permission every time you want to use AI? Someone just built a desktop app that runs locally, free, with a model packing a million-token context window (basically, it remembers everything like it just read 100 books). And no, you don't need the cloud.