... part of technology? What if there were a broader learning world covering Linux, cloud, DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, data engineering, AI, programming and all the other directions a tech career can take? Something designed from the beginning around the idea that sometimes five minutes is all you have . That idea eventually became SysSnack . What I'm trying to build with SysSnack SysSnack takes technical topics

... client I've usually lived with myself for a few weeks first. Right now that's an agent that turns my meeting notes into tasks with deadlines, and a small app that runs breakout room topics and a turn timer for a networking group I'm part of on Zoom. Whatever annoys me in week two is usually what a client would hit in week one. Comment from Ankush Chauhan(@ankushchauhandev): Yes, and that's the only reason some ... ... activate your account with a year of Pro Plus subscription and Maxisnap Studio so you can host it on your own website Comment from Michael Hurley(@michaelh_rley): Every day. I design in my own Linux

... negative comments and reviews? Comment from Franck Ollivier(@franckolv_dev): @busmark_w_nika  No, I haven't submitted any products to Product Hunt so far, and that s not where I encountered unpleasant comments. It happened on a Linux users platform where I ve been active for a long time; when I shared an AI agent project which was free, mind you some people felt entitled to criticize it without even trying it out. There was one valid criticism ... ... critics do... The trap is treating every angry comment as noise when some of your loudest haters are just frustrated users who'd stay if you fixed one thing. Comment from Jin Ci(@youliqn): This is such an important topic

... ones for me these days are both, ChatGPT and Claude ChatGPT is really great to discuss and bounce of ideas and work on creative stuff like logo visualization and mock ups but does tends to steer off topic quite often - guess it gets too excited! :) Claude is more calm and collected and is my go to for 'serious' work, such as helping write code. Comment from Artem Nek(@temanek): Claude/Claude code Browser Gmail Notion mobile Claude app Comment from Daniel ... ... this is where the top 10 comes from. Comment from Arjun Bhatt(@arjun_bhatt1): claude capcut/canva what2do gmail supabase Comment from Elias Iturri(@elias_iturri): Right now my top five are: 1. Copilot/Claude/ChatGPT 2. Visual Studio Code 3. Arch Linux

... last year inline summary Open issues + PRs preview Topics All in a single targeted GraphQL query per drill-in no fan-out, fits cleanly in the rate-limit budget. esc returns to the list with the cursor preserved; r refetches. Copy URL (c) drops the row's URL into your system clipboard via the right helper for the platform: pbcopy on macOS, clip on Windows, wl-copy / xclip / xsel on Linux

... that feel more like monopolies for collecting user data. How do you personally view these kinds of services and the way they massively collect and use information about users? In the EU, especially, this has become quite a big topic. Which services have you decided to stop using, or replace with more privacy-friendly alternatives? Comment from Surabhi Minocha(@surabhi_minocha): @unheardace13   @busmark_w_nika  Honestly, both ecosystems have problems, they just fail differently. Apple tends to optimise ... ... just that I cannot do much about it - and while I know that it's possible to give up using iOS and MacOS (for instance) and replace them with GrapheneOS devices (or even Google-free Android) and pure Linux

... Telegram for immediate notification and Discord to cross-communicate: I'm (or my users) creating records about ideas to implement or discuss, Claude read it, update to-to records, we discuss, then Claude write comments to necessary topics in human-readable language - so I have updated "diary" + live feed. Comment from Varun Raj(@varun_raj10): This is definitely a real problem. I use Cursor and Codex quite a bit, and the bigger issue for me isn t knowing when ... ... harness or modifies anything. I actually made the app for totally different reasons.. i wanted a normal user interface, and I like to click with a mouse, I wanted to set buttons to frequent commands I type (like linux

... Records conversation history and user preferences per persona Emote Learning : Tracks preferred emotes and animations based on user feedback Relationship Metrics : Calculates rapport, familiarity, and trust scores over time Favorite Topics : Automatically identifies and remembers user's favorite conversation topics

... heavy users. The live product is at lucidextractor.liceron.in if you want to see it. Happy to do a quick call to walk through the architecture for your research! Comment from Chris Conlee(@conleec): This is a great research topic, Ryan. As a solo founder launching PictaBase today, I can tell you that for a "pro-sumer" tool, the stack isn't just about what's easy it's about what's provable and sustainable . I built PictaBase ... ... source guitar amp simulator! Tech stack: C++17 with PortAudio for low-latency audio I/O (~1.3ms latency with 64-sample buffer at 48kHz) Dear ImGui for the visual pedalboard UI (drag-and-drop interface) Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux

... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @kavyashree_s1  Regarding public speaking, I have a few tips: practice in front of the camera practice in front of the mirror write down topics, prepare, and talk 15 20 minutes on some topic

... learned about project files and handoff's and these help but there was no true way to for it to accurately monitor the platform's code base. The I learned about Claude Code. I installed that in a Linux development environment and it is all I have used since. It was everything I was looking for in what I wanted it to do. I worked my way up to the MAX plan as I was and still am using Claude ... ... vibe coding" tool Emergent , it should be able to handle complex workflows and webapps, so I'm trying that as well now. Seems like a good tool to try and build my SaaS idea in. For research on any topic