I devleoped ScreenBreak App as a contra-weight against the powerful social media companies. It is based on Digital Friction... you gain back your screentime by fitness- or well-being exercise. Launched it today on Product Hunt. Check it out! https://play.google.com/store/ap...
Hey I m Jordan, founder of What s New (https://whatsnewwith.you).
I like the internet. I like making things, discovering artists, and keeping up with people I care about. But opening an app to check on a friend shouldn t turn into 45 minutes of videos I never meant to watch.
If you re building a business, learning a skill, making art, or just trying to be more present with your family, your attention matters. So do your relationships. I don t think we should have to sacrifice one for the other.
That s why I m building What s New: a social network meant to fit into a life you re actively living.
Mintlify reported that AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor made up 66% of traffic across their hosted docs in July, up from 15.2% in January. GitBook saw a similar jump (51.8% of page reads).
I m a USC student working on Portfolio Autopsy. It s a free site for exploring how a current mix of investments could have behaved during past market declines.
I ve changed the homepage and sample report, and I need feedback from someone seeing them for the first time.
https://portfolioautopsy.pages.d...
If you have two minutes, try the Try a sample portfolio button. You can use the example holdings without an account or an upload.
We run a hosted AMD service (VM Hunter). The most frequent request from VICIdial and Asterisk operators was for an option that does not stream audio to a third party. So we built one.
It is an acoustic model (CNN on log-mel spectrograms plus a call-progress tone detector) served locally over a WebSocket. The Asterisk side is a static C EAGI binary with no dependencies that sets AMDSTATUS/AMDCAUSE, replacing AMD() in the VICIdial AMD extension. Verdict at 2.0 s. Lite model does ~5,000 concurrent streams on a 16-core CPU.
I'm an independent developer working on apps for TV platforms, and I wanted to share something I've built for Roku: USB Slideshow & Signage.
The idea is to make it easier to use an existing TV as a photo slideshow or simple digital signage display without setting up a separate computer, media server, or cloud-based signage service.
For example, a small caf could display menu images and promotions, a shop could loop product photos and videos, or someone at home could show family memories on their TV.
Hey everyone, Adrian here. I'm a software developer and indie maker, and I've been lurking long enough that it's time to actually put something out there.
Quick context on me. I like building software, I like experimenting with new tech, and I'm happiest when I find a simpler way to solve something that everyone else has accepted as complicated. My interests live around developer tools, automation, open source, and AI-assisted development.
