We just shipped the first feature for oneInfer-edge and it's open source.
Ever copy a Hugging Face model ID, spend 2 hours setting things up, and then watch it fail because your VRAM was off by a few GB? Yeah. We've all been there.
I've been comparing the free tiers of social media schedulers and the word "free" is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
Most free plans fall into one of two traps. Either they cap your scheduling volume so low it's unusable past week one (10 posts, 20 posts/month), or they let you schedule but lock the thing you actually need behind a paywall: analytics, more than one or two channels, or AI features that run out after a few credits.
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Arjun here, founder of HiringPartner.ai. We're launching today and I wanted to share why we built this.
Last year, I posted a developer role and got 1,200 applications. My small team spent a month screening, and I'm pretty sure we missed great people who got buried in the pile. That sucked.
So we built an AI platform that does the heavy lifting: screens resumes, calls candidates, conducts interviews, and gives you a ranked list of the top 10 finalists - all in 48 hours.
Over the past few months, I've been really impressed with Claude for stock research. However, I often found myself still juggling different tools to pull certain things (price charts, live information, etc.).
So I made a connector for Claude that let's you pull in real-time information--charts, financials, earnings, institutional ownership, etc.--into a consolidated report.
I've found it helpful and just wanted to share--totally free to use:
Also I am a technical CEO - (Ask me anything about AI, LLM's SLM's, Server's architecture, Encryptions, Quantum Computers) Currently building the first AI doctor Avatar that can diagnose you from a video call.
App is finished ( pending review from playstores)..
Will launch it here at Product Hunt, where probably it will be seen only from Me, Myself and I
I've spent the last year figuring out how Reddit actually works as a marketing channel.
Not the spammy way. The right way.
I learned which subreddits convert, how to write posts that don't get removed, how to start conversations that naturally lead people to your product, and how to do it all without triggering mods or looking like a bot.
The results surprised me. Reddit drove more genuine interest than any other channel I've tested.
You can spend only 2 hours on your phone and still destroy your focus.
So I built OXIS.
Instead of counting time, it tries to measure attention fragmentation in real time: Mind Score (0 100) App switching behavior Recovery after distraction Daily cognitive patterns
One thing surprised me:
People with lower screen time were sometimes more fragmented than heavy users.
Curious:
If your phone measured attention instead of time what would you want to see?
(Feedback appreciated still improving the model.)
A while back, I needed exchange rate data for a small personal project. Nothing fancy just convert a few currencies, maybe pull some historical rates for a simple chart.
So I did what most developers do: went to RapidAPI, picked the first free currency API that looked decent, and integrated it.
