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A plug-and-play ZFS box at home will hit scale pain on silent data loss risks from misconfigured pools plus long-term security patching across 300+ one-click apps. Best practice is automated ZFS snapshots + scrub schedules with SMART alerts, plus signed app manifests and unattended OS/app updates with rollback for bad releases. How are you handling app isolation and update provenance today, and...

Umbrel Pro16TB home cloud server. Run OpenClaw, store files, and more.
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Hourly re-ranking on verified payment streams can get noisy fast from refunds, annual-plan spikes, and provider latency causing leaderboard churn and false “viral” signals. Best practice is event-sourced revenue normalization with dedupe + currency handling, anomaly detection, and confidence intervals with smoothing so ranks move on statistically significant deltas. How are you normalizing...

UnicorneThe 20 fastest growing startups based on TrustMRR data
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Creator growth suites usually hit scale pain when X API limits and auth churn collide with scheduling, analytics refresh, and engagement automation across many accounts. Best practice is a per-account task queue with token-bucket budgeting, adaptive backoff honoring Retry-After, and aggressive caching plus incremental analytics fetches to avoid polling storms. How are you partitioning rate...

SuperXAll-in-one growth OS for serious 𝕏 creators
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At scale across Android devices, the hard part is MediaCodec fragmentation: weird aspect ratios, HDR tone mapping, and thermal throttling can turn “fast” into export failures or wildly inconsistent sizes. Best practice is Media3 Transformer with capability checks + graceful fallback (software or OpenGL tone mapping where needed), plus a foreground export pipeline so long compressions do not get...

CompressorThe fastest video compressor for Android.
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Meteroid being fully OSS (not open-core) + the Kafka → ClickHouse metering pipeline is a strong “ship pricing like you’re at scale” stance. How are you ensuring exactly-once / idempotent usage ingestion so retries don’t double-bill (event IDs, dedupe windows, replay)? We dealt with similar at scale and “late events + corrections” was the constant headache. Any plans for native revenue...
MeteroidBilling platform to launch, test, + scale business models
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Local video search tends to buckle when libraries hit tens of thousands of clips and you need fast reindexing plus precise timecodes for “exact moment” retrieval. A solid pattern is segment-level indexing with VAD, word-level alignment and diarization via WhisperX on top of faster-whisper, then store vectors + metadata with strong persistence (often Postgres + pgvector) to keep one backup and...

Edit Mind AI-Powered Local Video Search & Analysis
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RSS readers hit scale pain when subscriptions grow: background refresh, battery, and read-state sync across Mac/iOS/iPad without duplicate fetches or missed items. Best practice is strict HTTP caching (ETag, If-Modified-Since), adaptive fetch scheduling with backoff per feed, and a local SQLite store with incremental cleanup to keep launch and scrolling fast. How are you handling cross-device...
NetNewsWire 7Free and open source RSS reader for Mac, iPhone, and iPad
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Global hotkey dictation into any text field gets tricky at scale on latency and battery, plus edge cases like secure input fields and flaky accessibility focus. Best practice is streaming VAD + partial hypotheses with a small audio ring buffer, aggressive quantization on MLX, and strict redaction plus disablement for password and secure fields. How are you handling per-app permissions and focus...

SaylineThe Most Productive Way to Type in 2026
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@rajiv_ayyangar Remapping Caps Lock to app-level mute is such a clean Fitts’ Law win; at scale the hard part is reliability across Zoom/Teams/Meet updates + making sure the mute state never desyncs. Best-practice: read mic/app mute state (where APIs allow), add a tiny “you’re muted” HUD + optional haptic/earcon, and ship shortcut profiles w/ auto-detection per app. Curious: are you planning a...

CapslockMuteThe fastest way to mute yourself on video calls
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Agents with full shell + file access hit scale issues fast when permissions and secrets are too coarse, and chat ingress gets probed as soon as it is public. Best practice is capability based allowlists enforced by a policy engine like OPA, plus sandboxed execution (namespaces seccomp or gVisor) and append only audit logs per action. How do you authenticate each chat channel and map users to...

OpenClawThe AI that actually does things
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Real-time retrieval and ranking tends to break at scale on feature freshness and training serving skew when event volume spikes and backfills happen. Best practice is strict offline to online feature parity with a streaming fed online feature store plus impression logging for eval and safe shadow or canary rollouts. How does ShapedQL handle feature definitions and model versioning plus A B...

ShapedQLThe SQL engine for search, feeds, and AI agents
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The “record → edit → export in one browser tab” + cinematic 3D camera moves is a clever differentiator vs the usual zoom/pan. Are you building the 3D focus in WebGL/Three.js and compositing with WebCodecs/Canvas, or exporting via ffmpeg.wasm? We dealt with similar browser media pipelines at scale and the real pain was latency + keeping audio/video sync stable across devices. Any plans for auto...

ScreentellA in-browser screen recorder featuring cinematic 3D effects
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PingPolls’ “chat-first form + voice notes” + Certiscore™ (pairwise + reaction-time) is a smart way to reduce drop-off while still getting signal. How are you handling voice notes—streaming ASR with timestamps, or batch transcription—and do you store raw audio or only derived text? We dealt with similar “qual + quant” collection at scale and the data model matters more than the UI. Roadmap-wise,...

PingPolls v1.0AI Forms that feel natural, not just conversational.
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@Lowes — “research → plan → on-chain execute in chat” is awesome, but at scale the hard problem is safety: bad quotes/MEV, slippage, and non-idempotent retries that double-send trades. Best-practice: pre-trade simulation + risk policy engine (allowlists, max slippage, spend caps), protected RPC/private tx where possible, and full audit trails per action. Open Q: what’s your key/custody model...

MinaraResearch, plan, and invest in one chat
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@amruthpillai — Hitting ~1M users on an OSS resume builder is awesome; the scale pain is PDF rendering consistency + template safety (no layout drift) while keeping privacy-first defaults. Best-practice: server-side queue for exports (idempotent jobs) + deterministic render pipeline (Playwright/Puppeteer) + strict template schema + automated visual-regression on every template change. Open Q:...

Reactive Resume v5A free and open-source resume builder.
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AI influencer can work, but only if it’s niche-first + workflow-first (e.g., daily shorts for realtors/fitness coaches) — “generic avatar app” retention is brutal. I’d bet on deep personalization (voice/style memory, brand kit, consistent character bible) + 1-click distribution (scripts→video→auto-post + analytics). What niche + repeatable job-to-be-done are you anchoring on, and how will you...

JDoodle.ai 2.0Clone websites and Figma designs into editable sites
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Scheduling across 8 platforms hits scale pain fast: OAuth token churn, per-platform rate limits, and idempotency issues that create duplicate posts when retries happen. Best practice is a platform-adapter layer with a durable job queue, per-destination idempotency keys, webhook-based status reconciliation, and an audit log that can replay or cancel safely. Do you expose a per-post execution...

CueSchedule smarter. Post everywhere. Grow faster.
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Auto-fixing docs on every PR is a huge unlock, but at scale the pain is false positives: refactors, renames, and “behavior changes” that AST diffs catch, but the human intent in the docs is nuanced. Best practice is to ground updates in code-symbol provenance (tree-sitter/LSIF), generate minimal diffs, and run a CI gate that links each doc change to the exact commit and API surface change with...
DoctectiveStop Updating Documentation. We Do It Accurately For You.
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Verdent’s “parallel agents in isolated workspaces” is the right idea — at scale the real pain is merge collisions + hidden side effects across tasks, not codegen. If you’re showing a clean diff/plan per agent and enforcing typed contracts + tests per branch, that’s huge. Curious: how do you handle shared refactors (monorepo-wide changes) and keep agents from stepping on each other’s edits? 🔥

VerdentYour AI-native partner for the new way to build software
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Menu-bar toggles are deceptively hard at scale because macOS settings are a mix of defaults write, privileged services, and OS-version-specific keys that can silently change across updates. Best practice is to route each toggle through a versioned “capability” layer (per macOS build), prefer official APIs where possible, and add a verify step that reads back the effective state after applying...
1SetterOne-click system settings for macOS
