... real problem with AI tooling is memory that does not survive a session. Then I looked at my terminal and realised the argument had been sitting in front of me the whole time. Shell history is the memory system everydeveloper already owns. It has been running for decades. By default it is worse than anything we would ship today. A flat file. No context. Truncated at some arbitrary line count. Gone when you switch machines. It records what ... ... Comment from Rohit Kumar(@new_user___209202627e87af67bf41b28): I agree that storage is rarely the real problem. Context is what makes memory valuable. If you could only keep one extra field I would choose the working directory because almost

... real or not. A developer could add "Frontend Architecture at Google" to their profile and it shows up without any verification. The Algorithm Is Working Against Developers

... Terraform Registry or Vercel's integrations marketplace: real network effects come from other people building on top of your format, not just from what you build yourself. 4. Enterprise standardization A company.stacktora.json that enforces an organization's standards across everydeveloper,

... keywords and running interview rounds, and still make wrong hires while genuinely skilled developers get overlooked because a r sum doesn't show what they can actually do. So I started building @Talenser to flip that. Instead of trusting r sum s, every

... infrastructure margins of the legacy players just didn't make sense anymore. So, we built the infrastructure ourselves and decided to open it up to everyone. Meet Serpent API built to make search and AI visibility data accessible to everydeveloper and indie hacker without the enterprise markup. What makes it different: Insanely Cost-Effective: $0.03 per 10,000 pages at the Scale tier. Credits Never Expire: No monthly resets. If you buy credits, you keep them until ...

... only AI coding tool with encrypted cloud backup, per-file surgical restore, and full machine migration in one command or autonomously. Built in partnership with AWS. VaultBob is more than backup. It is the answer to a question that everydeveloper eventually faces: "What would I lose if my machine disappeared tomorrow?" For most

... Everydeveloper I talk to has the same story. The idea is clear, the stack is decided, but before anything real gets built there's 3 hours of AWS configs, Dockerfiles, environment variables, and CI pipelines that have nothing to do with the actual product. AI coding tools made writing code faster. Nobody has solved what comes after. Working on something early stage in this space. Not ready to share details yet but want to understand how real this pain ... ... things directly if you need to. no lock in. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): @bruce_warren  fragmented and repetitive is exactly it. nobody's saying infra is hard, it's just soul-draining to do the same dance

... ventures under Galax Studios. Quick background: I've spent the last decade in property technology. Started with TinyHomies.com (tiny home marketplace that hit 15,000+ sign-ups), and that experience showed me how broken the property research process is. Everydeveloper, investor, and homeowner faces the same nightmare: hours spent digging through scattered county websites, FEMA maps, and zoning databases just to figure out if they can build on a property. So we built ReadyPermit -- an AI platform that turns ...

... There are millions of apps across the App Store, Google Play, and the Microsoft Store. New ones launch every single day. Yet when you ask developers

... data collection tool. Not as another way for tech companies to harvest user behavior. But as **infrastructure for developers.** You contributed to the future of AI engineering. You made it more user-oriented. More accessible. Less marketing BS, more actual utility. **That's legacy stuff right there.** --- ## Here's what we're actually doing (and why it matters) Every

... After a month on waitlist, we re opening signups and every new user gets a 14-day free trial. Relae solves a problem every

... Everydeveloper who s tried to scale AI knows this pain: Agents crash randomly Logs are scattered everywhere Retries spin forever Cloud bills explode You end up firefighting instead of building. We built GraphBit to stop that. What it does Rust-powered core agents run stable + predictable Sub-percent CPU usage + tiny memory footprint Circuit breakers + adaptive retries no infinite loops Built-in data layer hybrid search + versioned memory In short: GraphBit gives you an AI framework you can actually ...

... public repositories, take the stars each repo has, and weigh them by how much of that repo belongs to each language. Add it all up - and you get your personal language scores. With these scores, GitRanks can now: Rank everydeveloper by language (want to know who s the top Python dev in the US ? Or the #1 TypeScript dev in India ?) Build leaderboards for all 600+ languages on GitHub Show insights like total stars, number of

... over a few years, fuel those hungry LLMs, and basically prepare for a future where your feed is 100% AI-curated and emotionally aware. AI Coding Tools: Fast for Some, Meh for Others Turns out giving AI tools to everydeveloper doesn t turn them into coding ninjas overnight. A new study shows junior devs fly, but senior devs? Not so much. Some even slowed down! Guess years of experience don t always mesh with AI autocomplete vibes. So before ...

... does it feel like everydeveloper in the bay area announces ANOTHER MCP library to write client/servers for AI...the USB-C of AI they say, it feels to me like the nightmare of AI, because everything moves so fast and everyone is building more stuff (and barely maintaining it) There are a lot of AI frameworks to begin with: LangChain. LlamaIndex. AutoGen. CrewAI. DSPy. OpenDevin. Semantic Kernel... They re all trying to answer one basic question: 'The best ... ... agent' Everyone Wants to Be the `express.js` of Agents, the `node-fetch` of web-scraping or the `bun of agentic runtimes` You walk around the bay area and you can see

... Neural, we've been building NeuralAgent: A general AI Agent that works on a user's personal desktop, it moves the mouse, types, clicks, scrolls. We are creating and open sourcing NeuralSDK with the technology behind NeuralAgent and empowering everydeveloper in the world to be able to build autonomous OS Agents that work on a user's desktop, we will give you a shared memory about the user, their preferences and what they like doing, computer use capabilities both ...