@anas_build_ · X

@RoyalSalins · X

⚡ Just shipped a tiny utility: ** Need a username? ✅ Free ✅ No sign-up ✅ Instant generation ✅ Unlimited unique username ideas Perfect for social media, gaming, developer accounts, and more. #buildinpublic #indiehackers

@GeorgeMartin_JZ · X

I built a haunted fortune-teller's mansion you can walk into. Madame Violet Sybilla reads real tarot, dice, tea leaves & more: Built with Claude Code + @higgsfield in days. Ask her a question, free 🕯️ 👉 #HiggsfieldApp

@PapaTengy · X

for men. Happy wife happy life sorta thing.

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@twfaria · X

@BreeFlemings · X

a feature like this is one solid spike. what actually compounds is a few creators making content for your product month after month. is built for that side of it

@Ayoub145156 · X

Connections Hint — 收集了《纽约时报》Connections 游戏从上线至今每一期的答案和解谜提示，每日更新。

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Topfi · HN

Like everyone on HN, I love nothing more than to (re)read my own comments. Getting my intuition that I am among the smartest, most humble, highest quality commenters on here confirmed by an LLM so capable that the US government had to temporarily export restrict it [0] seemed only natural. Having had my perfection confirmed, I decided to share this joy with you as I had a few percent usage left before a reset. I took a few prompts, then did a review of the output which resulted in Selbstbild, a BYOK (Anthropic / OpenRouter) web app that gives you a summary and assessment of your public comments by one of our machine Gods, including Fable 5 (provided your can afford that luxury at API pricing). In all seriousness, I have, for a long time, used my own comments on social media (including HN) as part of a personal needle-in-haystack test, simply because I do know my somewhat peculiar style and what I tend to write, but also because I can sometimes write in a slightly confusing manner, ma

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