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Is it Bluebird or Twitter.now?

I sense some issues incoming if the latter.

Also why ask for money immediately?

What's up with this bit?

Note: I know the LLM-use will (understandably) piss some people off.

They used it to be able to read the code better!

To better stop / control AI crawlers

Melatonin makes me feel dopey the next day.

Had me rolling

Definitely still exists. You just can't find it amidst everything else.

Absolutely fine.

I feel more empowered than ever

Nissan Leaf with a hideous bodykit

You're right, the market is flooded with simple "button grid" apps. That saturation is actually why I built FlowPDF.

I didn't want another list of basic tools; I wanted to chain them. I built a node-based editor so you can create actual pipelines (Merge -> OCR -> Filter -> Compress) rather than just doing one-off tasks.

I think that's the only way to actually add value over the 50 other "Hello World" clones.

https://www.flowpdf.app/ if you wanna check it out!

I've been working on exactly this with FlowPDF (https://www.flowpdf.app/). It was a huge pain to find a tool that didn't rely on Google APIs.

I integrated a local translation model. It downloads the model to your browser cache on the first run (so it's a bit heavy initially), but after that, you can OCR and translate documents 100% offline without uploading anything.

I actually built a tool called FlowPDF - https://www.flowpdf.app/ - specifically to solve this "logic" problem. I found that single-button tools were too limiting for things like "Merge -> Check Size -> Compress".

It uses a node-based graph so you can literally string those steps together (e.g., Merge files -> Split out page 35 -> Compress the rest) and save it as a repeatable workflow.

Just another reason not to buy Samsung. They're already notoriously fragile fridges.

Codex just seems to have a much bigger context and doesn't chew up tokens as readily as Claude. It seems to be able to do a much wider and broader range of things, accepting much wider and broader instructions and implementing them perfectly.Whereas Claude would struggle.

I think it's more because they're way behind on AI and they literally have nothing to actually tell us.

Isn't the playbook with a $120M+ annual LLM bill?

*Tim Sweeney

FB ads is probably the cheapest way to start getting the word out

You wouldn't know it looking at stock market indexes

Very old news. The website seems to be republishing stories

I'm no fan of WP Engine and their outrageous prices for very average performance, but this is a terrible look for Matt M if true. reply

I'm no fan of WP Engine and their outrageous prices for very average performance, but this is a terrible look for Matt M if true.

Emails to myself and snoozing combined with inbox-zero.

This. 12ft has never ever worked for me.

You actually have less ocean front property because the land mass shrinks.

A: you trust LastPass

To be fair, a lot of the content is opinion too.

But I see now on the facts point. Thanks

I know that a lot of content on the web is rehashed itself, but many creators actually review products themselves, speak from first hard experience, research, etc.

The original knowledge has to come from someone human.

How can Google promote its "1 trillion facts" database of scrapped content and just use it to show answers to searchers alongside ads.

Seems like they are doing this without regard for much anything else because OpenAI is a new entrant and about to threaten their search empire?

What does this mean for someone non-technical who uses a Pi for home files server?