@shaddam90 · X

Here is my product

@SpartA1ah1 · X

Bulk Links just launched on 2R2 Need hundreds of short links at once? Paste your URLs, get a pack of 100 permanent links 5-char slugs at $5/mo or 4-char at $10/mo. No tracking, CSV export included. #buildinpublic #indiehackers

Willdom1986 · V2EX

多年前考过 CCNP 网络工程师，以前有一个很头疼的地方就是网络设备配置丢失引发的各种故障。后来越发觉得，网络设备的配置实际上是一个非常关键的数字资产。 为此，我利用周末时间开发了 XConf ( https://xconf.ai) 来解决这个问题。 产品主要就是想解决两个问题：**自动化的灾备高可用**，以及**端到端的安全**。 * **自动备份与灾备**：支持将配置定时备份到云端。如果网络断连了，探针会自动在本地离线队列里暂存配置，等连接恢复后自动重传。 * **端到端加密**：本地的 Go 探针是完全开源的，会自动在内存中对密码进行流式脱敏，并在上传前通过 AES-256-GCM 在本地加密。SaaS 后台拿到的只有密文，解密和版本比对（ Diff ）都完全在你的浏览器本地沙盒里通过 WebCrypto API 进行。 * **打磨版的配置对比 Diff**：我花了一些功夫打磨了浏览器端的配置版本对比功能，力求让日常比对的交互体验足够丝滑。 * **AI 安全基线审查**：系统集成了 AI 辅助的安全基线审查，可以一键检查和分析配置中的潜在风险。 因为目前完全是我利用业余时间（主要在周末）维护，所以确实没精力提供工作日的在线即时客服。大家使用过程中遇到任何 Bug ，欢迎随时去 GitHub 提 Issue ，我会在周末集中修复和跟进。 目前公测已开放，不需要邀请码即可注册，欢迎大家体验吐槽。 探针 agent 开源地址： https://github.com/willdom-lee/xconf-agent 官方网站： https://xconf.ai

@aaronbatilo · X

Shout out I made it. Shout out to me. Pre-vibe coding

u/WealthyKyro · Reddit

I built a SAAS with 0 coding experiance I have a background in E-Com. I've always wanted to build a saas but A.I have never been good enough, and Lovable kept producing sloppy outputs, and it cost too much. But recently, ever since Fable 5 has been released, I've been able to build an actual saas, and a working product without any coding experience at all. People often say for you to code with A. I need a coding background, but I found out that's not true at all Stage 1 of m

@medfac_opc · X

有朋友做了一个DeepSeek harness的插件导航站，功能非常齐全，目前已收录近5000个插件仓库，果然开源的力量大； 目前关于DSH的讨论很多，信息比较散乱，有这么一个网站把信息汇总到一处，能节约大家很多的无效时间； 我的个人看法是，dsh创造一个新的范式，尽管它现在可能还不是那么强大，可以理解为一个博士生的幼儿园阶段，但它有个强大的内核和基座，迟早有一天会成为一把屠龙宝刀； 记住cuitianyi这个名字，我觉得他将来会让世界大吃一惊

hannesfur · HN

Stillwind – PCB part selection as constraint solving

u/dahooddawg · Reddit

I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread

@DIYregistry · X

Just launched a new link shortener with QR code generator and analytics.