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@IslandPDF · X
Find concerts near you: upcoming shows, tour dates and tickets in one listing, with the duplicates merged away. No account needed to browse.
@LSteelflex · X
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See what happens before you decide. Model alternatives, expose assumptions, quantify uncertainty and discover exactly what would make your decision wrong.
@ANOVIA_Apex · X
Your gut has an opinion. Your spreadsheet has a forecast. MARK C has 10,000 futures and the exact question that matters: what breaks your decision? Stop guessing. C MARK it.” ⚡
GPTree is the AI workspace where you branch any conversation, compare models side by side, and merge the strongest thinking into one clean path. Free to start.
@naw103 · X
Pre-commit hook that catches verbose, defensive LLM-generated code before merge.
@iampeersky · X
is blazingly fast LLM generated code slop detector & clean up cli tool that installs as git pre-commit hook to save your git history from sloppppp
A product of emergent.sh
@Am3D1eg · X
TCX.LAB A free analytics library for your workouts: drop files, compare them and track your progress step by step Try here:
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@magictoolshup · X
This unique website handles everything for you with great precision and professionalism. A key feature is that it never uploads your files—they remain solely within your browser for maximum privacy. Give it a try,you will discover something impressive.
A product of emergent.sh
@WAngaama42602 · X
World Rules down here
A dark fantasy browser game in pre-alpha development.
@grimwalkerSM · X
CODES ON MY PROFILE
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A delivery board whose columns are your branches. Pick a card up and the branch is cut; push and the pull request opens; move it to the last column and the merge happens. Works on
@tylonapp · X