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Show HN: ChatSpark – Live chat widget for solo operators
(chatspark.dev)
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Show HN: MailParse – Inbound email to structured JSON via API
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Show HN: Zap Code – AI code generator that teaches kids real HTML/CSS/JS
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eibrahim
6mo ago
the linktree-for-side-projects angle is interesting but i think the real problem is distribution, not organization. you can have a beautiful profile page with 10 ideas listed but if nobody sees it, the signal you get back is silence, and si
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Show HN: AICurate – AI news curation platform for associations
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Show HN: Elite Coders – AI devs that join your Slack, GitHub, and Jira
(elitecoders.ai)
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Show HN: Gold In Egypt – Arabic-first gold price tracker, shabka calculator
(goldinegypt.com)
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7mo ago
Me too. I am exhausted by all the human slop constantly complaining about comments or posts being ai slop. I think I have had better conversations with bots the last few months lol. This is everywhere not just HN: Reddit LinkedIn and twit
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Show HN: PartyHub Rental – Marketplace for party equipment rentals
(partyhubrental.com)
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The article makes a reasonable case for internal tools but glosses over the elephant in the room: if every company can vibe code their own B2B tools, what happens to the SaaS vendors? The ones that survive will be the ones where the distrib
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Show HN: AI Wins – Automated positive AI news aggregator
(aiwins.news)
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Show HN: Pitch An App – Crowdsourced app ideas with voting and revenue sharing
(pitchanapp.com)
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They're right that nobody is vibe coding a full ERP system. But that's not really the threat. The threat is vibe coders building the 20% of Workday that 80% of small businesses actually use, and selling it for a fraction of the pr
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The maker movement comparison is interesting but I think it breaks down in one key way: the marginal cost of software distribution is basically zero. 3D printing still requires physical materials and shipping. Vibe coded apps can reach user
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Show HN: Sitter Rank – Pet sitter booking without 20-40% platform fees
(sitterrank.com)
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7mo ago
The part about vibe coding lowering the barrier to building software is well established at this point. What nobody seems to be addressing is the distribution problem that creates. We're about to have an order of magnitude more softwar
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Context divergence is a real problem once you have more than one person prompting on the same codebase. The git-native approach makes sense since thats already where the code lives. Have you seen cases where different team members LLMs gene
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eibrahim
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cool concept. the million dollar homepage model is clever for bootstrapping initial attention. interesting that you mention this is your first vibe coding project. curious where you plan to list it long-term for discovery. product hunt give
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The hook-driven status tracking is a nice pattern. Running multiple agents in parallel and needing visibility into whats happening is a real problem once you go past one or two. The git worktree automation is a smart touch too. Curious abou
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This is a really important cautionary tale about autonomous AI agents operating without proper guardrails. The gap between 'AI agent that can do useful tasks' and 'AI agent that understands consequences' is still enormou
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This is a really important cautionary tale about autonomous AI agents operating without proper guardrails. The gap between 'AI agent that can do useful tasks' and 'AI agent that understands consequences' is still enormou
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the self-extending skills part is really interesting. ive been building AI agents with persistent memory for a while now and the skill/tool extensibility piece is where most frameworks fall short. they either give you a rigid plugin sy
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Interesting approach! How does this handle long-running background tasks and tool execution? One challenge I've seen with self-hosted AI assistants is managing the lifecycle of agent sessions - especially when you want the assistant av
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I wish.
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I guess i can tell AI to make it look a bit shitty lol
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Agreed. The devs that don’t see the writing on the wall are going to be very disappointed. They are the ones screaming “AI slop” on every post on the internet. It’s the farmer that once said “tractors and machines will never replace me”
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I understand your skepticism but their estimate was for a POC not a fully blown implemented feature. What I gave them was a POC with TONS of warnings that this was AI generated and vibe coded and not tested and not reviewed etc etc. they
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Devs Need AI Training
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I did 10k worth of tokens in a month and never had issues with tokens or stuff. I am on the 100 dollar max plan so I did not pay 10k - my wife would have killed me lol PS: screenshot of my usage (and that was during the holidays https:&#x
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Terminalai – Turn natural language into shell commands
(terminalai.app)
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