@MasterMyBudget · X

Hey, check out something i have been vibe coding since Friday last... tell me what you think... is interesting read my friend

facundobon · HN

Verdict – AI hiring verdicts where every score cites the CV verbatim

@YashSha06255909 · X

u/tejassp03 · Reddit

building in public: a tool to practice real work instead of courses saw so many people finishing courses and collecting certificates like they're collecting pokemon cards. So we built something that closes the gap between "i finished the course" and "i can actually do the work" it's tasklearn.app , you get real industry tasks, you attempt them, you see how far you actually get. no videos, no tutorials , just the task itself and ai feedback on what you did. learning th

@aka_gaurang · X

There are bounties for creators to grow

@syprayt · X

We are building platform to verify user knowledge using AI, so you can avoid boring lectures and save years of life. It’s Academission baby. Yesterday we launched online mode, so that everyone could test our technology, here is the link:

@DanielGPT2022 · X

I made an app for peptides users, that will hopefully adress their trust issues:

@Showcase_app1 · X

Building Showcase: turns a résumé into an editable, evidence-first portfolio for final-year students and new grads. AI-assisted drafts, nothing invented. Build/edit/preview free; live publishing is Pro.

@Michaela200_5 · X

u/AmazingFinger · Reddit

VeriRedact - Offline PDF redactor because I didn't trust any tool with my tax returns Apartment hunting meant sending my SSN, tax returns, and bank statements to strangers, often all in one PDF. Redacting them myself with a black box or highlighter tool felt scary. Cloud tools wanted me to upload my tax return to fix that. However, I didn't trust them, and the one that look trustworthy would charge a lot of money. So I built VeriRedact. Load it, optionally download the local A

@ashish_b_py · X

Tiered of buring tokens to get 70% product

samcymbaluk · HN

Axiom toolkit – Make your ideas precise enough to be proven wrong