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PinMiner: Boulder Bounce — Retro Mining
A retro arcade mining game where you drop balls to collect diamonds and climb the leaderboard.
@OlliK2203 · X
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A retro arcade mining game where you drop balls to collect diamonds and climb the leaderboard.
@OlliK2203 · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
@anupamrjp https://t.co/Wfgm9ot0a0 The tool of tomorrow.
@PiroskaR · X
The tool of tomorrow.
@RoundtableSpace a fun project! It will make you happy trust me! https://t.co/Xd0JH8yc3V
@Phoenix_I_am · X
a fun project! It will make you happy trust me!
Extracts customer language from reviews and ranks it into ad-ready hooks and angles.
@buildingadlicio · X
Trade on real-time public sentiment markets for athletes, politicians, and cultural figures.
u/Maleficent-Ad-5181 · Reddit
got roasted, made some changes, ready to get roasted again A few weeks ago, we posted about our marketing, and we got the following feedback on our website: I visited your site and have no idea what it is that you do This site is garbage 🙂 Very confused on what the website is for. Ai slop I have no fucking idea what your company does or how any of what I’m looking at works. Discouraging? A little. BUT it was actually very helpful to hear some brutal feedback we hadn't heard ye
Add persistent likes and dislikes to text passages with aggregate reaction heatmaps.
kotoverse · HN
Re:Likes – open-source library to be particular about reactions to text
@anupamrjp Try it here: https://t.co/C5nYtcmBB2 https://t.co/qzI0qyzPN9
@lostwiththewind · X
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@zdogmode https://t.co/Cdk9FF9iPM - This is a tool I built and was really useful for my own projects, so I made it available.
@tpacker · X
- This is a tool I built and was really useful for my own projects, so I made it available.
Discover Reddit trends, research keywords, and grade posts before publishing.
u/hachishikiga · Reddit
You don't need LLMs for everything "Just ask (insert any LLM)" is crazy to me. I'm sure you've also seen it, if you go around the saas/entrepreneur subreddit space the most obvious tell is how EVERY homepage looks. Recently the trend has been terminal green with slight glowing elements, and slowly revealing features as you scroll down. This is a bigger issue than the scope of this post, but I will still plant the thought in your head: if everything comes from the same source (even more so if
Turn chat and email threads into beautiful, shareable links.
@DDominella · X
