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TakeIt — Take someone's spot.
TakeIt is the internet's competitive leaderboard. Find a spot, bid higher, and take it.
@prthmsrv · X
take you spot on
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TakeIt is the internet's competitive leaderboard. Find a spot, bid higher, and take it.
@prthmsrv · X
take you spot on
Bid money to climb a competitive leaderboard.
@neil_xbt · X
24 hours ago, he didn't consider himself a developer. Today there's a live product taking real payments at built end-to-end with Claude Code. We both did not know what to expect, but built it either way. I've said it before: the honest version of these stories always has a part that was hard, and this one doesn't hide it. Read the full breakdown here.
Two boards, ten sponsor slots, one dram at a time. Vote free for your distillery and your favourite bottling. 18+.
@Swanswater_AI · X
paytriot is the live country leaderboard where every verified bid moves the standings.
@AlinCatalin · X
The competitive advertising leaderboard for games. Anyone can support a game. Highest cumulative bid ranks #1.
@LaunchBidGames · X
Discover public Instagram creators ranked by click-through attention.
@toomaad123 · X
if you can please list Ihatepdf instagram page here for free (vibe coded this 😃)
Leaderboards where opinions are ranked by dollars, not votes. Post your take, put money on it, and hold the top spot until someone wants it more.
@ojasssethi · X
Will people really put their money where their mouth is? Let's find out together :) Worked on a quick experiment inspired by outbid.
Put your product on the board, pick your country, and outbid everyone. Nations compete on the money their listings raise. A new season starts every Monday.
@utkuagi · X
Chat with AI models, compare them, and vote to shape a community leaderboard.
u/Rabus · Reddit
I got TestingModels too overcomplicated over the month it is running: looking for some feedback how to make it more useful and simpler I run a benchmark like arena.ai , but with pre-generated prompts. So far, nearly 6k people came in and like 30k comparisons has been made - which means the thing is genuinely useful for people to compare the models. The problem is the more features i started adding the more overblown and complicated UI became - like old internet explorer tab bars Old: ht