Ladieeeeees! I need your honest thoughts on a new product.
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See title. I'm building something to make AI agents more consistent and reliable, but people's understanding varies wildly from "I've used GPT" to "I'm building an agent army in n8n." Curious where y'all are at.
And if you fall more within the former category, would a writeup bringing you up to speed on LLM basics (MCP, context window, agents, prompt injection, etc.) be helpful? I've been writing a (pretty long) essay on it and trying to figure out if there's an audience before I share it.
Hi everyone! I’m putting together a new AI meetup series and I want to do some research on what would people actually want to attend.
There are already plenty of AI events that feel repetitive, too corporate, or disconnected from what founders, operators, and technical teams are actually dealing with day to day. I’d rather create something more grounded in real conversations, real product decisions, and the messy reality of building.
The meetup is meant for founders, engineers, product leaders, designers, and people actively thinking about how AI is changing the way companies operate, build products, and make decisions.
I already have a few ideas around topics and formats, but honestly I'm more interested in hearing what people would genuinely find useful, interesting, or worth leaving the house for.
Curious what kinds of conversations you think are missing from most AI events right now - and what would actually make one feel valuable.
hii everyone, built this over the weekend. it's an interactive bookshelf where you can customize and add some objects(candle, matcha bowl, flower etc) to the shelf, plus add books you've read or want to read with notes on them.
honestly, i know it's not a big project with 5-figure mrr or anything, it's just a cute little side project for me to start building cool stuff and learn through that. right now i'm trying to figure out where to buy a custom domain, how to set it up, and move my project to it.
right now i have 40 users, some of them are my friends, classmates, and my sister, and some of them are from reddit. i'd love to get feedback on it. if you try it, it means a lot, let me know if you liked it or not.
here's the link if you wants to try it: mybookshelf