... Performance can degrade as pages grow larger and more complex. And critically, the usefulness of a page often depends on the behavior of a community rather than on intentional editorial structure. Qeeebo takes a different path. A Static, Structured Alternative Qeeebo is built as a structured library of questions and answers rather than a collection of ongoing discussions. Each page is designed to deliver a clear answer quickly, without requiring users to scroll through debates, comments, or tangential replies. Instead ... ... changing threads, Qeeebo uses static pages generated ahead of time. These pages are organized around individual questions, grouped by topic, and delivered through a global content delivery network. This architectural choice influences nearly every aspect of the platform. Qeeebo vs

... days of AI were about selling "novelty," today it's about solving "real problems that cost real money." As Big Tech dominates the Horizontal AI battleground, where should startups look? Here's my take on where the real opportunity lies. 1. The Era of "The Great Polarization" Today's AI market isn't just shifting; it is polarizing. With massive foundation models acting as the new "AI OS," Big Tech is devouring the general-purpose service area with overwhelming capital ... ... coding. There is no room left for simple "Wrapper" services. 2) Vertical Startups (The Deep Specialists): Narrow and Deep Areas too complex, highly regulated, and requiring deep domain expertise for Big Tech to touch. This is where the opportunity lies

... Plan mode with markdown docs really does make feature building feel structured without slowing you down. Curious which MCPs you ve found most useful so far? Comment from Kaadz(@kaadz): Mines a fully bootstrapped stack... I use Cursor / Windsurf / VSC +github copilot / Qoder based on when limits hit... so if cursor and windsurf ran out of their monthly limit, i use Qoder / VSC

... Professional Side Project Graveyard Digger  . If side projects had tombstones, my backyard would look like an overgrown cemetery. Here lies A-Copy-Of-XYZ-But-Just-Nobody-Use #17. Here lies

... Today, I came across an article on Techcrunch describing research that found that AI models not only hallucinate, but also lie. While these are small lies

... changing depending on the time of day is nice and gives a hint to the kind of details the team behind Poke, The Interaction Company of California, keep in mind while building. Features & Performance Poke s real power lies in its proactive automations and integrations. Here are some I have set: Daily Schedule Automation: Every morning at 8am, Poke sends me a day overview with my calendar events, surfaces important emails that need my attention, and highlights key updates ... ... proactive messaging, ability to adapt to your needs, and long-term context make it feel a bit more than another GPT. Just like a human would, it even suggests relevant actions and adapts as your needs evolve. Comparisons & Alternatives

... across the entire organization. That s why we re excited to announce our transition from Polite AI to PoliteHub a bold step forward in building the all-in-one AI workspace for modern teams. PoliteHub is more than an alternative to Slack or Discord. It s a vision for a unified platform where teams can chat, collaborate, and harness the best AI models (GPT-4, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, and more) in a secure, flexible workspace. We believe the future ... ... productivity lies

... build mobile apps. Soon hitting 50 new signups daily. All these signups came with massive LLM costs. Starting with just ~$4K, we burned through 30% of our budget in the first week with only $260 MRR. Our well-funded competitors offered 5 free code gen requests daily (30/month), while we provided just 1 request/user lifetime. Talked to users, they wanted to explore platform for free but even with our minimal free tier, costs were eating up our savings. Traffic kept ... ... blogs. We approached VCs but got no replies. We pivoted to a paid-only model after burning 60% of our funds. Still getting ~50 daily signups from our @daily.dev blog, but users expected the same free plans as competitors