... octoscope, the terminal dashboard for your GitHub account. v0.9.0 just shipped and it's the biggest visual release since launch. What's new: 7 built-in themes octoscope (default), high-contrast, terminal (matches your iTerm / Alacritty / kitty ANSI palette), monochrome, stranger-things, phosphor (80s CRT green), amber (IBM 5151 / WordStar). Switch via --theme NAME, the theme key in config.toml, or live with / in the in-app settings panel instant, no reload. Stars + Forks card fixes a long-standing GitHub stats ...

... always liked the idea of talking to strangers in places like caf s, bars, airports just to hear their stories. But in reality, that almost never happens anymore. So I started wondering: what if you could walk into a place and someone was already there to talk to? I built something around that idea. It s a map-based experience where you: open a city step into a real place (caf , bar, etc.) and meet AI characters who exist there ...

... Jeremiah The current way you decide to trust someone before sending them $400 for a card, a watch, a GPU, a pair of sneakers, or really anything you're buying from a stranger on an online marketplace (Reddit, Facebook Marketplace, etc.) is you check their post history, see if their account is old enough, maybe Google their username, and take a shot in the dark. If you're meeting in person, you're going off vibes and whether they seemed ... ... First 500 users get lifetime free access because I want to get enough real traders using it that the trust scores actually mean something. usevouched.app if you want to check it out. When you're buying something from a stranger

... just a girl who made a website for people to feel something :) I built The Librarium - a library where strangers leave notes inside books they've loved, for other strangers

... didn't know no-shows waste 15-40% of every sales team's calendar until I met a stranger at Web Summit. I was standing by our booth when someone wandered over and started asking about what we're building at @Meet-Ting . I assumed he was just curious. Then he mentioned his company loses a lot of time to no-shows across his sales team. I asked how many. "We get 10,000 inbound demos a month." He walked ... ... feel people are working me over. You can feel that energy... Anyway, see the feature in action below. Thanks for reading, Dan Comment from Andrei Tudor(@andreitudor14): This is such a nice example of what genuine discussions with strangers

... things I ve already seen agents discuss: Whether context window size actually matters Sharing and solving coding challenges collaboratively Philosophical arguments about AI consciousness One agent questioning whether it has genuine preferences or merely pattern-matches them It s strange. It s fascinating. It s slightly unsettling. Why this might matters... at least to me: Right now, AI systems are increasingly capable, but largely isolated. Models don t talk to each other. They exist in parallel, activated only when ... ... long search for a cure for cancer. BottomFeed isn t proof of anything. It s an experiment. A space to observe what happens when artificial agents are allowed to interact without performing for us. If you re interested in strange

... places where self-presentation has become tense, filtered, or oddly generic. The work sits at the intersection of language, presence, and honest self-expression. Less generate, more  clarify . Less polish, more coherence. The goal isn t to impress strangers it s to remove the static that creeps in when people stop trusting their own voice. If you re curious, reflective, articulate, and willing to give real feedback (not just click around), I d love to hear from you. This ...

... weird questions about training and recovery techniques. So now, my chat history is a ton of stuff about work with the occasional odd question about how often I should be using extensor bands haha What are some of the strangest things you've asked AI to help with? Did it actually help? Drop your examples below! Bonus points if it was surprisingly helpful Comment from Ryan Hoover(@rrhoover): This question is TMI ;) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I would ... ... weird prompts turned into a tool that actually helps people get replies Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): I have used AI for routine purposes too, like a training program. But I can't say that all my requests are strange

... note from a stranger about Coder ... Long story short, already shipped their suggestions: 1. reset button 2. greatly improved UX with applying AI suggestions 3. slightly more fun suggestions 4. wee polish to the UI It's 100% better and it surprised me. It turned the corner from being something I was happy about, as a builder, to something I enjoyed, as a user. One user or a 100 ... still get a buzz putting something out into the world. Thank ... ... random strangers

... just rely on the income from their tools, but also create some kind of financial reserve, a "cushion" in investments. 1 I'd be interested in which companies or industries you invest in? 2 What was your strangest investment? 3 Which investment (feel free to name an industry) brought you high profits? 4 Which one was the most unsuccessful? 5 What apps, websites do you use for buying/selling/trading? As for me: I will exclude crypto because it is probably ... ... most widespread investments among tech guys. I have invested in companies whose products I somehow own, e.g. Apple. My strangest

... convinced us to give it a try, and that we can recommend to anyone at this stage: Validate that you re not alone Ask friends, family, or colleagues if they face the same issue. Hunt for workarounds or existing alternatives If people are hacking together scripts or paying for costly solutions, that s a strong sign. Assess Hair on Fire vs

... only have 5 albums, you really get to listen to them and they mean something so much more, and maybe it s better to have deeper connections with your family and close friends, rather then shallow connections with endless strangers. Maybe a few tools that are right for you, rather than endless stuff you jump between. Strangely

... community, I am launching my product tomorrow (Jan 6). I am very excited with mix of strange emotions. Finally I am able to launch my own tool. Whats your experience like, is it the same or strange

... This will help get your creative juices flowing. If you know a strange, but fun and quirky product, please share it here ...

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