James Young

I'm a fan of the direction Neeva is going in here. Using AI to give me a TLDR summary (with URL "footnotes") as a chunk of content above a traditional search results listing is a helpful experience. I look forward to seeing how they and others make the presentation, curation, and sorting of the search results themselves even more informative. Like an AI summary qualifier per link, for example...

The rectangles in your samples above are slightly rotated and that's unexpectedly distracting! Lolz, I was looking at it trying to figure out if they were not quite straight, or if it was me, and that initially kept me from focusing on your content. That aside, this looks interesting...

Great platform, my direct experience with it is thanks to https://leaders.centercentre.com/

Neat idea. How do you ensure the safety of the couriers who can access these ‘Cache machines’. There will be items of value in them, and they are in fixed locations. Seems like a hot target for criminals looking to get into the boxes or take what ‘delivery drivers’ extract from them?

Now I feel like a ransomware company is going to use a Risk Calculator like this at some point as the gateway to an actual ransomware attack. #thisiswhywecanthavenicethings

Tagline should be "Plagiarize a Robot!"

Well if they are going to own all the apps, this at least makes things more efficient for profile maintainers.

So fun, the smartphone era CueCat! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CueCat

hehe, PH usurps classic digg, then Hack Stack reboots digg and launches it on PH

Cool, now if we could just search our own history of Upvotes more easily too ;-)

We were hoping to get this out a little earlier during Pride month, but still counts right?! Hoping these might offer up a bit of levity & fun.

This looks very promising upon first try. Intuitive UI and feels very 'snappy'.

Yup, happy subscriber - get on this list...

Good stuff, thanks

I like the simplicity of this. However a majority of the time I'm intending to derive a color palette from a specific color(s) usually derived from preceding brand work. I got excited when I saw the URL structure, so I tried simply swapping out the hex pairs with my own custom colors but this does not appear to work outside your defined base set? Ex https://www.palettelist.com/0277bd/546e7a

Very interesting, will try this out more later. FYI typo on About page "Our goal is to make the web easily >> accessibile <<

really like the stained-glass-like (yet modern) icon

The app icon looks like a game of Pong with no ball, this seems like a terrifyingly beautiful ironic statement in and of itself.

Good simple onboarding