HackerCabin
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Bringing together makers who value creativity, autonomy, and action - without the hype. https://hackercabin.com/
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Writing the App Store listing for a new app is the WORST. 😴 So, I made a prompt that: • Fills out all fields, with my list of keywords • Localizes the app in 9 languages indexed by the U.S. App Store • Follows proper rules (e.g. no keyword cramming) Get it below 👇
Introducing @Orgo Orgo provides virtual computers for AI agents. Build computer-using agents and deploy them across thousands of instances in seconds. Now available for developers.
Does anyone have any small/niche tool sites they want to sell? If it's a static site (html/js/css only) with functionality and has revenue, I'd consider buying it with this formula: (Trailing 12-month ad revenue * 3) - (domain renewal fees * 3)
So far, so good. Brainrotting hard. Not sure why I'm doing it, but I'm determined. 😆
Thinking of starting a new side-quest: Getting monetized on X. I wanna see how easy (or hard?) it is to reach 5M. Planning to use the reply guy strategy (don’t wanna turn into a ragebait account). Should I do it? Some tips I got from you guys 👇
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The Tea app leaked 72,000 IDs. Everyone blames "vibe coding." The real problem? Devs treating AI like their boss instead of their junior. You can't just blindly let AI make decision. Don't understand a line? Ask for an explanation. Something looks suspicious? Push back.…
Introducing Orgo, Computers for AI Agents. AI apps today are constrained to a chat interface and text responses. With Orgo, you can give a model like GPT access to a full computer. Orgo provides full desktop environments which can be controlled by AI models like GPT and…
I don't know why I'm saying this, but I'll make it! You will make it.
so true!!
Every guru on X spending $6k a month on Claude and talking about how they are shipping 10x faster… always has some unlaunched product or no product in their bio. It’s all a grift.
We already have some amazing sessions lined up: - @mitchellh on Agentic Engineering in action - @kentcdodds on Leveling up agents with MCPs - @a7fort on Why I'm dialing back my LLM usage - @leerob on The ideal tool setup for coding with LLMs - @fasterthanlime on AI isn’t so bad…
tl;dr - if this logo is good enough for this new big company with money to burn, then your icon logo is fine too. Just launch. Nicely presented though, not knocking it or the reasoning.
Does anyone know a html/css template that looks really good for local service businesses? Like a local appliance repair. Keep it simple for people to hire someone. So many templates are tech focused and I am looking for something different.
unbroken pattern: every design thought leader goes “chat is not the future of ai ux” and shows off a cool demo and everybody claps and nods and cheers and upvotes and goes back to using chatgpt gemini claude dot ai
First things first: I was wrong about so much. So much 1. chat actually is a great interface, not a bug 2. computer use models were not as good as expected 3. getting memory right is really hard (I’m saying “I” here b/c not everyone on team agreed with me)
A project that you think is super simple might be just what the customer is looking for. If you save someone - time - money - both(!) You could have a real winner. Perhaps even more important - identify an ICP with deep pockets (usually not indie hackers)
The entrepreneurs making the most money aren't the ones you read about. They're solving specific problems for specific people at specific prices.
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