@nbOlveira · X

A vendor comparison software

@ShivanshChawla3 · X

Avoid AI overreliance

@utkuglsvn · X

@ConflictedApp · X

For fantasy football managers who take it all too seriously 😂

@Tweet2Tusharr · X

hey everyone 👋 we've been working on something over the last few weeks around customer research. we'd genuinely love if you could spend 5 minutes trying it and tell us what we're getting wrong.

@BiaoBuilds · X

我做了一个帮助读者拆解新闻论证结构的工具：LedeLens。 它不做事实核查，也不判断政治倾向，只回答一个更小的问题：文章的结论，能否由它自己提供的证据支持？ 在线体验： 感兴趣可以看看~

@PadraigOraghail · X

u/TasteMysterious5285 · Reddit

I built AI Census, a live field bulletin for how people are actually talking about AI models I’ve been building AI Census, a public “field bulletin” for how people are talking about current AI models. I kept running into the same problem: benchmark tables tell me how a model performs on a test, but not whether people are actually finding it useful, frustrating, reliable, etc. So I built a rolling view from public technical conversations across Reddit, Hacker News, Bluesky, GitHub, and Huggi

@prateekgoelmzn · X

@laminemansour_ · X

Building Voxgrow SaaS that monitors Reddit & X to find people already asking for your solution, then drafts contextual replies for you to validate. No cold outreach to random people. Just warm leads on autopilot.

dgerken · HN

I rebuilt my 2000s polling site with an AI running the editorial desk

u/Gazzashere · Reddit

I built an AI court for settling pointless arguments — I’d love some brutally honest feedback I’ve spent the last few days building I’m Right — Britain’s Court of Pointless Arguments . The idea is deliberately simple: two people disagree about something stupid — who loads the dishwasher properly, whether pineapple belongs on pizza, who should have replaced the toilet roll, etc. You give both sides of the argument to The Tribunal , and it delivers a verdict. It has to pick a winner. No sit