
Today — The Impossible Shift
Complete a daily 3-5 minute guided practice on noticing, storytelling, possibility, control, and action.
@jennifersbenson · X
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Complete a daily 3-5 minute guided practice on noticing, storytelling, possibility, control, and action.
@jennifersbenson · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!

Track hours toward 10,000-hour mastery with gamified XP, streaks, and local-first storage.
@AmitKum99743190 · X
Shipped MASTERY this afternoon, Claude Code as my engineering partner. Gamified 10,000 hour skill tracker: XP, streaks, leaderboard. Local first, one synced stat, zero rewrites. 🔗 💻

Turn scattered thoughts into a single actionable task to start in 5 minutes.
@mofan9006 · X
我做了一个只解决“开不了工”的小工具:开工一下。 把脑子里乱七八糟的事情倒进去,它不会给你一张更长的待办清单,只留下一个 5 分钟就能开始的动作。 无需注册,数据只留在本机。首批创始用户 ¥19。 👉 如果你也总在准备、迟迟没开始,欢迎试用。

Play chess against five neural network models trained for different durations, from 15 seconds to 30 minutes old.
u/nnnnnnnim100percentn · Reddit
I trained a chess neural network. See the results as it starts learning. I trained one neural net for thirty minutes and saved snapshots along the way. Five of them are deployed as opponents you can play right now. You can also set up any position and watch all five answer it side by side, or put two of them in an arena and let them fight. Runs entirely in your browser. Beat one and you can put your game on the leaderboard. submitted by /u/nnnnnnnim100percentn

Train your focus, speed, and memory in 6-minute brain exercise sessions.
@i_manish_30 · X
Mathletiq - 6 minute brain exercise app

@lightsilver323 Built something slightly pointless but strangely addictive 😅 One global countdown shared by everyone. Every person can add 1 second, but the clock never stops. Now
@WhatHappensAt0 · X
Built something slightly pointless but strangely addictive 😅 One global countdown shared by everyone. Every person can add 1 second, but the clock never stops. Now I'm just waiting to see how long the internet can keep it alive 👀

Bid to claim a spot; hold it for 24 hours by outbidding others before time runs out.
@MarkZofMarkZ · X
formerly known as ... well that one didn't work, so new name and new game!

Own the internet's top spot for 60 seconds. Every $1 guarantees one full minute at #1 on oneusd.lol.
@Hi00267940 · X

Describe an API in plain language — it's running in two minutes.
@apinido_dev · X

AI tool that audits your weekly time usage and shows potential productivity gains in 10 minutes.
@BlackLedgerSig · X

Type a topic to generate a finished documentary video in under a minute using AI.
pw · HN
Hiya! So I've been playing around with having Claude make videos for a bit now even had some success posting the results to TikTok (and setup a whole pipeline so Claude can generate and post autonomously). With the release of Nano Banana 2 Lite, I was curious show fast I could make the generation, so last night I gave it a whirl and got down to around 30s for short-form video. It uses GLM-5.2 fast via Fireworks to generate the scripts and image prompts and, like I said, Nano Banana 2 Lite for the images, gpt-4o-mini-tts for the narration, and ffmpeg to string it all together and add the Ken Burns zoom effect (which still has a shake I haven't been able to get rid of). The video compilation proved to be the blocker once the rest was in place, but I was able to speed that up by putting it on a 64 vCPU EC2. The cost might be the most interesting aspect as the short form videos tend to be about 25 cents. Almost 90% of that is the images, which are 3.336 cents a piece. Of course, running

Rephrase a twelve-word sentence in exactly five words using only its words.
u/Mastbubbles · Reddit
Long Story Short, a daily word game where you rephrase a 12-word sentence in exactly 5 of its words Hi, I made this one. I've played Wordle-likes for years and always wanted to build my own, but I never had an idea that felt like mine. The push came from a strange place. Half of what I read these days is written by AI, and it's never short. Every email, every doc, twelve words where five would do. At some point I said the phrase out loud, long story short, and realised it was