phrasel_service · Product Hunt

Phrasel AI-powered PTE Core practice, feedback, and mock tests

Nalife520 · V2EX

做了一个在线反应、记忆与专注力测试网站 最近做了一个叫 [PickTests]( https://picktests.com/) 的在线测试站。 反应时间、序列记忆、瞄准训练这些东西，网上其实已经有很多了。真正让我想重新做一遍的，是不少页面要么堆了很多不必要的内容，要么广告和装饰比测试本身更抢注意力，到了手机上也不一定顺手。 所以我给这个项目定了一个比较克制的方向： 不急着增加更多测试，先把每一个已有的测试认真做好。 目前上线了 6 个测试： - 反应时间 - 瞄准训练 - 序列记忆 - 数字记忆 - 多目标追踪 - 斯特鲁普测试 首页：[反应测试]( https://picktests.com/zh/) 网站使用纯 HTML 、CSS 和 JavaScript ，没有账号系统。成绩保存在当前浏览器，打开页面就可以开始。 我现在主要在调整这些细节： - 操作是不是足够顺手 - 测试节奏会不会太快或太慢 - 结果能不能一眼看懂 - 动效和反馈会不会太多 - 手机、平板和电脑上的体验是否一致 目前最想先做好的页面

@amanry28 · X

I don’t know why isn’t it getting that much attention it’s actually a big deal for people who do vibe coding, for people like who develop micro apps daily. As a teacher it’s so ise to just tell students to go to and practice tables… It’s so amazing

@TheSpiritualHQ · X

One idea. AI tools. Zero code written from scratch. 🌱 Just shipped the v1 of The Spiritual School — a digital for spiritual learning & practice. Quick demo 👇 🙏 Build with @emergentlabs #buildinpublic #AIindiehackers #NoCode #startup #meditation

@yadavdheerajraj · X

Hey Founders @Everyone , We are building a market place for interviewee and interviewer. Anyone who is preparing for interviews can book a slot for real interview with the guy working in that organiation. Please roast my landing page #BuildInPublic.

u/ExitRowSeat_13A · Reddit

I built a 3-min test to find out how good you actually are at using AI It's very easy. 8 questions. 3 minutes. At the end you get a level from 1–5 and a roadmap showing what to learn next. I did it because I noticed that “being good at AI” is incredibly vague, and I wanted a simple way to measure it. But honestly... I built it to learn the process of buidling something like this and I had so much fun figuring things out, its addictive! :) I'd love to have you guys give i

u/Rcoo232 · Reddit

I built a council of 5 historical figures that debates your hardest life decision (based on Karpathy's LLM Council) A few weeks ago, I came across Karpathy's "LLM Council" concept. You ask multiple Agents the same question independently, have them anonymously peer-review each other, then synthesise a final answer. The peer-review round is the genius part; models get surprisingly honest when critiquing anonymised responses. I turned it into a consumer product where the council members are hi