Saskia S.

Saskia S.

I like keeping a record of the things I repair. I keep the useful bits in a notebook.

Joined 10/30/2026
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루리의 줍줍

A Korean daily-life info site: hourly auto-collected contests, subsidies, giveaways and recipes, with uncertain numbers honestly marked “needs checking”.

루리의 줍줍 is a Korean daily-life info site: every hour it automatically collects public contests, subsidies, giveaways and recipes, then lets you filter them by your own situation. At check time the homepage listed 316 open contests and 47 chances ending that day, browsable by contest, subsidy, event and recipe, so you do not have to dig through sites one by one. It does more than pile up links: each item is marked for whether its source is an official notice and whether it has been checked, and numbers it cannot confirm are honestly left as “needs checking” instead of inventing a definite answer. There are also handy small tools, like finding recipes from what is in your fridge, estimating a housing lottery score for your situation, and checking when subsidies and grants open. What is interesting is not just the content but the project's own ledger: the author is not a full-time developer, yet built 1,360 static pages in two days and 110 commits, with a server and API bill of zero — hosting on free static pages, logins, favorites and visit counts on free-tier cloud functions, and images drawn by an open model on his own graphics card. The site also publishes a build log with its cost table, architecture and the original instructions given to the AI. One warning: the whole site is currently Korean only, so without Korean you can mostly read numbers and dates. The information is collected and organized by AI, and the author himself says it is only a reading aid, not a final answer — for signing up or claiming money, always click through to the official source and double-check. By the author's account, the hourly rebuild depends on a scheduled task on his own computer, so if the computer is off, updates may stop, and what you see may not be from the latest hour.