@nocodeworks · X

working on how about you, Light?

u/tronjcodes · Reddit

I’ve added a bunch of stuff to my smartphone comparison app since my last post I posted DifferenceAI here a little while ago when it was pretty barebones. I've been messing with it a lot since then and figured I'd share the latest version. Since the last post I've added: Individual pages for every phone - AI chat on individual phone pages - AI chat for comparing phones - Related phones on individual phone pages - Similar searches - 6,800+ phones in the database - Affiliate links

u/CyberMAL · Reddit

There are so many cool AI tools coming out that I couldn't keep up so, I built a site to compare them properly. I don't know about you, but I hit a point where there was a new AI tool every single week and I genuinely couldn't tell which ones were worth my time. I wanted to actually use this stuff, write, make images, build things, get organised, but figuring out the right tool for each job was a mess. So I'd do what everyone does. Search "best AI writing tool," "best AI voice generator,"

@Wagner__kent · X

Good day Gainframe, built CompetitorSearch — describe your competitors, get a live web-searched side-by-side breakdown + full dossier on each. Selling it outright (Mistral+Tavily+Vercel, 156 visits/19 searches/10 users). Happy to walk you through it.

u/Time-Antelope5806 · Reddit

I don't think the AI model matters anymore for frontend design Launched my new SaaS, and guess what? I designed the frontend using Google Gemini 3.1 Pro. For me, the design turned out pretty good, even though a lot of people say Gemini isn't great for UI design. It made me realize something: I don't think it really matters which AI model you use anymore. I think it's all about your taste. Every major AI model is good enough now—the difference is how you guide it and how well you can tell wh

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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

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@emmaguetta · X

Claude code for GTM, connected to database signals and LinkedIn

u/Puzzleheaded-Neat548 · Reddit

News Aggregator (Concord) Hey everyone, I'm a computer science student and I've spent the last several months building a project called Concord . The idea came from being frustrated with having to read five or ten different articles just to understand one story. Instead of only aggregating headlines, Concord tries to answer: • What actually happened? • What facts do multiple sources agree on? • What information is still uncertain? • What changed since the story first broke? Some

@Hacksore · X