starlightttt · HN

All your saved articles in one place

aiobe · HN

I built Commonplace because I wanted to learn more about Google's Open Knowledge Format for knowledge sharing with human and agents. At the same time, Atlassian announced it will start using customer cloud data to train its AI models (opt-out is Enterprise-only), which made a self-hosted Confluence alternative feel timely. The idea: - Use a Git repository that follows Open Knowledge Format with plain Markdown - Commonplace is just a stateless frontend on top (nice UI, but no database, no backups

@euxhenjonex · X

@weavefeed4u · X

- curated digests based on the interests you select, negating an algorithmic rabbit hole and it only provides 10-12 items from sources around the web. There is also a whole book section where you can input what you're reading, see what other people are reading, and even gift books to other users directly.

@luca_iaconelli · X

u/Accurate_Board_9401 · Reddit

Copilot cited my product 19 times before Google even ranked it Checked my Bing Webmaster stats yesterday out of boredom. Copilot has cited Briefly 19 times in the last 3 months. I never did anything for that. No schema markup, no FAQ optimization, none of the AEO stuff people talk about. It just happened. Meanwhile my actual Google numbers are rough. Average position 15.6, basically page 2. 367 impressions, 3 clicks. The classic SEO game still isn't working for me. So I've got this weir

u/Personal-Ad-131 · Reddit

Built a bookmarking app you can ask questions It's called Attic. You paste in links, videos or plain text. Later you can ask it things in normal language: "what have I been reading about lately", "what did I save and never open again". Each answer lists the saved items it used, so you can check it. It runs on your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini) Free while I work out what it should be. No card. Would like feedback on where to take this. Is asking questions about your own saved s

u/MrDavidP · Reddit

HoodTip.com I’ve been building HoodTip.com , a travel/recommendations site that gives you recommendations, not reviews. I don't want to hear about your bad experience somewhere, I want recs. You can build a kind of taste profile of your recommendations, make guides, save other people’s tips, and share them. Would love for some folks to try and sign up and leave a few 'HoodTips' so I can see what's working and what's not. (Video is an AI generation of a screen sho

@iamAliAgha · X

u/rahmanbite · Reddit

Read research papers is funny but find the right one is challenging If I want read a research papers always time consuming: - visit the repository - start bunch of filters - download PDF, read it.. - then what next? reading history missing.. Why not use excel to save the link? this work again, I'm not happy :( and... how to make sure I read paper properly? no test, no judging.. right? Why not AI papers finder tools like SciSpace, Elicit or something like that? Again.. to

@Gazalisapuzzle · X

BriefPot — a creative block ender for designers. Get random design briefs when you’re staring at a blank canvas with no idea what to make. And if you’re bored between projects, there are mini-games too. Pull the lever. Get a brief. Start designing. 🎰

@thisisdara · X

Expanded some useful tools i made for my own #centralasia trip into a pocket guide complete with a travel checklist, and field notes. Built with #cursor