... time) rather than just the count Comment from vmonome(@taskrelayhq): This is a fun rabbit hole the repeat-founder pattern (Vogt, Kan, Conrad) is the interesting part, way more than the leaderboard itself. Would love to see it sliced by 'founders who've had one exit vs

... entire documents to AI chats when I only needed a few pages. It's a Chrome extension with a side panel where you upload a PDF, PowerPoint, or Word file, pick a page range, and it generates a new sliced file and attaches it directly into the chat box of whatever AI platform you're on ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity or T3 Chat. The interesting technical bit: attachment works by reconstructing the file as a File object in the content ... ... element, then firing the appropriate change and input events so the React app picks it up. No clipboard involved. For files over 50MB it falls back to chrome.storage .session to avoid hitting Chrome's IPC message size limit. PDF slicing

... same wall: Real apps need more flexibility, feature-based modules, clean structure overrides, and modern, standarized UI. That s why I built Nucleify . What makes it different: Atomic Design structure (bosons, atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, sections & pages) Feature-Sliced Modules Overriding system Clean structure without legacy code Clean separation of UI and business logic Components with modern animations built in Nucleify is for teams and solo devs who want: create optimized websites in blink clean components flexible customization ...

... bluntly: do not hire anyone that thinks vibe coding is a good idea for production level products. Experimenting? Playing? Sure. But not for serious work. ( cdevroe.com ) In other words, vibe coding was either the coolest thing since sliced bread or a ticking time bomb of spaghetti code, depending on whom you asked. Meme or Revolution? Finding the Middle Ground At first, I planted my flag firmly in the skeptic camp. I cracked my share of jokes about vibe coders hallucinating ...