Joined September 2019
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Saw wvw.dev by @fkadev and immediately built a tool — a visual generator to create apps.json without writing JSON by hand: findutils.com/en/tools/wvw-a… ✅ All 27 WVW categories ✅ Live JSON preview ✅ One-click download ✅ stores.json entry PR steps Fully client-side, free 🚀
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Want to know how strong a site’s backlink profile really is? Discover what Domain Rating means, how it differs from Domain Authority, what counts as a good score, and the free tool that lets you check up to 25 domains at once—no signup required. findutils.com/guides/domain-…
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Marketing 101 - Fear your customers so they think your product solve everything they can imagine but they'll not able to access your product again or soon. So whenever you make pricing x10 and make it available again they can come back more often or purchase more credits :)
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Why not we use blockchain and all computer power across our homes and create our own best possible AI models? so even governments cannot block open models? #everyone #people #developers #blockchain
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Never run Claude Fable with Workers 😄 Yes, it works. But it also drinks tokens like water.
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Not sure why but Claude is so slow nowadays :(
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Olgun retweeted
🤯CURSOR JUST OPEN-SOURCED ITS AI AGENT OPERATING SYSTEM. 100% OPEN SOURCE. MIT LICENSED. Already pushing 1,000 GitHub stars. And almost nobody is talking about it. I opened the repo expecting a few plugins... Instead I found production-grade systems for: → Multi-agent orchestration → Agent memory & learning → Thermo-nuclear code reviews → Security auditing → Interactive PR analysis → Documentation canvases → Internal engineering workflows → Building apps directly on top of Cursor These are the kinds of tools companies normally keep private. But Cursor shipped the whole playbook to GitHub. Honestly feels like finding the internal toolbox behind one of the fastest-growing AI coding products on earth. If you're building AI agents, coding tools, MCPs, or autonomous workflows... this repo is pure gold. github.com/cursor/plugins
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I am amazed how fast is Grok Build model is and i feel it's capable to do things as Claude Code Opus 4.7 @elonmusk @nikitabier congratulations 👏
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⚡ Just shipped: a PDF text extractor that runs 100% in your browser. Rust → WASM via liteparse. 4 MB bundle, cached. Outputs: text, Markdown, HTML, JSON with bounding boxes, CSV per span, page PNGs. No server. No queue. Bytes never leave the tab 👇
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🔒 Every "online PDF to text" tool uploads your file to a server. Contracts. Payslips. Medical records. Internal memos. I built one that doesn't. Pure WASM in the browser. Open the Network tab while you parse — zero outbound 👇
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SQLite Browser — free, private, browser-only. ✓ Open .db / .sqlite / .sqlite3 (or any SQLite file — even with no extension) ✓ Full editor: CREATE, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ✓ 11 chart types ✓ Auto-generated ER diagram ✓ Import CSV / JSON / XLSX Nothing uploaded. No signup 👇
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Shipped today: a browser-only SQLite editor. Full DDL/DML. 11 chart types. ER diagram with pan/zoom. CSV / JSON / XLSX import. Shareable snapshot URLs. IDE-grade SQL editor with auto-indent beautify. Engine is the official SQLite team's WASM build. Free, no signup, no upload 👇
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Tried zero-native and built a tiny native macOS API tester with it. API Lab is a lightweight Postman-style request composer: • Native macOS app • CORS-free requests via curl • Under 3 MB binary • Instant cold start • Pure HTML/CSS/JS frontend Repo: github.com/olgunozoktas/api-…
Introducing zero-native Build native desktop mobile apps with web UI and Zig → Tiny binaries, low memory usage → Selectable web engines (WKWebView, WebKitGTK, WebView2, Chromium/CEF) → Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Vite, React → macOS, Linux, Windows, iOS, Android
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I sniff that "a company" started to workaround their AI models now again and making them low cost for them and stupid for other people :(
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