I am an SAP Finance consultant, and I have to do a lot of calculations daily. And after using this, I can't go back to any other normal calculator. :-D
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#932After building it for 8+ months I am finally moving towards monetisation. Any books on entrepreneurship would be helpful as i build this.
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#933https://distortionlabs.com/papermind
You drag in your statements (mortgage, insurance, car payments ...) and it organizes them for you. There are also reminders for due dates. App is for Mac OS. There will be a companion iOS read only app so you can reference your docs quickly.
All docs are stored in Cloudkit.
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#937For decades, we have been using resumes as primary people discovery tool. frankly speaking, no one likes to update boring resume stuff. We thought why can't we discover people by more signals, deep lens which a personal website/portfolio gives.
This gives people motivation to keep portfolio website upto date with journaling.
ATS automatically captures all signals realtime from github, blogs, case studies docs comprehensively and showcase to employers
We are approaching not AI heavy way. Balance of SAAS + AI integration to build it into people hiring platform.
Would love blunt feedback from others
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#939So making a new language that is a mix of haskell and F# that transpiles to wgsl. It has traits, bitfields, adts, module/imports externs to bind to other wgsl. Was born from a fork called fwgsl.
Very early days though.
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#940I'm building Tela ( https://github.com/paulmooreparks/tela ), a self-hosted relay that tunnels TCP services through encrypted WireGuard connections. The key difference from Tailscale and similar tools is that it requires no TUN adapter, no root access, and no admin privileges on either end. It runs entirely in userspace. My initial motivation was wanting to RDP and SSH into my home workstation from a locked-down corp…