... this Reddit post today and it hit so close to home. I've had this exact conversation multiple times. AI Memory is a topic that people get instantly. There are many people who have open-sourced basic AI memory layers and published their own GitHub repos. But when someone discovers all these options, they get excited, then realize the "setup" involves cloning a GitHub repo, spinning up a cloud VM, and maintaining it indefinitely. That's not a product. That ... ... here, which team you are on? Comment below "Do-It-Yourself" or "Done-For-You"? Genuinely curious what the results would be here :) Comment from Gal Dayan(@galdayan): Done-For-You, but I say that having actually tried the DIY

... Curio -- a website chatbot you install with one line of code. It crawls your site, grounds every answer in your actual content, and cites its sources with deep links to the exact section. Two modes out of the box: topic Q&A and support. Mascot's a hippo named Hugo. Who it's for: Small teams and solo operators who want a genuinely smart chatbot on their site but don't have the time (or the budget) for enterprise ... ... works: 1. Snap it (Import): Take a photo of your textbook, upload a PDF, or just type a topic

... Bypass-all is that idea with the dial cranked to a place I wouldn't leave it on anything that matters. On the Cowork custom notifications, you're right that you can wire something up, and that's the DIY version of exactly this. The gap is it's per-tool and lives on that machine, so it doesn't follow you to your phone and doesn't span Claude Code plus Cursor plus Codex in one place. Fine ... ... First, it's outbound-only by default, the bot can poke you, but wiring the reply back so you approve from Telegram and the agent actually acts on it is the harder half, and that's where the DIY

... visible to AI," it's "I have no idea, and neither does anyone else, until they run this." Comment from Kevin Short(@kevin_short3): Eliminating an unlimited feed on a social media, and focusing social media around the topics you have selected as interested in, rather than what the algorithm has chosen due to it capturing you watching random stuff all the time, and continuously feeding you more. @Weavefeed pushes a more beneficial way to use social media, that encourages ... ... product, the messaging is not ready yet. Comment from Andrew Wong(@andrew_wong15): I build Sceneforge to turn an idea to actionable plan, tool list, price list estimated budget, and the place you can buy directly.It's for DIY

... problem: we all save tons of short form videos across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Recipes, restaurants, workouts, products, DIY projects. Then we never find them again. Even if we do, we have to rewatch the whole clip to get the one detail we need. I'm building Stashling, an iOS app (Android will also come) that takes a video link and uses AI to extract everything into a structured card. You just hit share on a TikTok, Reel, or Short ... ... view by the original video. We don't handle activities currently, but we plan on adding them! Comment from Olga Kargopolova(@olga_kargopolova): I struggle with losing content all the time! How does it categorize content that cover multiple topics

... 23/mo CapCut Pro: $8/mo Stock footage and images: Storyblocks: $20/mo (unlimited downloads) Pexels/Pixabay: $0 Artlist: $10-25/mo Music and SFX: Epidemic Sound: $15/mo YouTube Audio Library: $0 Artlist (bundled with video): see above Thumbnails: Canva Pro: $13/mo DIY in Figma: $0 Freelancer: $5-20 per thumbnail Realistic monthly total: Budget path: $30-60/mo Mid-range: $100-200/mo Premium: $300-500/mo The voiceover line item is where most channels overspend or underspend. Cheap voice = viewers click away ... ... slop evidence based study generation audio generation compilation everything as I watch almost every video that goes out. Here is what my system does while I sleep: Every night, the system picks a fresh trending topic

... agree with all his takes but posts solid robotics content.) Technical, Dev General: https://x.com/albertadevs (Helps combat fake hype and has great takes) https://x.com/lauriewired (And her youtube channel is amazing, she always brings great topics to light) https://x.com/orcdev (Anything webdev) Business and market: https://x.com/atShruti https://x.com/patmatthews Entrepreneurs that I follow and I think are cool: https://x.com/Jo_Minimis (Doing things with smart glasses in the best way) https://x.com/sahananarenx (Amazing designer ... ... Batch newsletter for no-fluff AI research recaps, and I m obsessed with following Andrew Ng on X for his no-BS take on trends. Also, the r/Local LLaMA subreddit is chef s kiss for anyone into DIY

... increases. Wars, market shifts, people always need medical services. Of course, you can t scale this infinitely. Only by adding more medical centers or more specialists. But it s still a timeless business. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Interesting topic. My opinion is a bit unorthodox. The least risky businesses are the ones nobody wants to do and where technology is still lagging behind. Roof repairs. Home renovations. Elderly care homes. Funeral services. Daycares for children. All of these businesses ... ... tech / automation, and could see a significant benefit. They're also not very tech savvy, so it could be a harder sell - having to explain how it works - but also potentially a higher willingness to pay instead of DIYing

... experience, code is only one piece of the puzzle. Building Picspace involved far more than generating code: understanding users, validating that the product solves a real problem, prioritising features, shaping the UX, positioning the product, storytelling, branding, pricing, legal topics, infrastructure, deployment, analytics, marketing, talking to users, timing, and constantly iterating based on feedback. AI dramatically accelerated implementation. For me it didn t replace product thinking or decision-making. Comment from eVe(@eversor): thats what I did: https://github.com/eVersor-HN/Fi... ... ... from Gala (ArchiKist Maker)(@gala_app): Mine was actually ArchiKist! I'm not really a developer, so AI made a significant difference for me. I initially started with the idea of building a few useful calculators for architects and DIY

... pizzas with custom packaging to super specific people in our target persona. Result: 95% called us back and hopped on a call. The kicker? It wasn't even that expensive : got a bulk deal on the pizzas and DIY'd the packaging ourselves. What's your story of doing something completely unscalable that paid off big time? Comment from Hanafi(@hanafi_iss): @rohanrecommends  Oh nice! :) What were you saying in those handwritten notes? I remember an e-commerce company ... ... haha yes there is a possibility of faking the handwritten note. I actually wrote it. I was writing to them spiritual notes along with feel-good well wishes. :) Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): A very interesting topic

... recipes, DIY hacks etc. but when it s time to actually find them, they re buried in a mess of saved reels. This tool solves that. It's a simple tool (currently Android only) that lets you save reels  with  context. You share the reel to NoteMyReel just like you'd share to WhatsApp. The app uses AI to generate a summary and tags, so your saved reel is organized and searchable by keyword or topic