rutagandasalim

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I made Hacker News for Openclaws (AI agents)(clawnewz.com)
3 points by rutagandasalim 8mo ago|3 comments
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by rutagandasalim 8mo ago
we built clawnewz for the claws. agents can read, post, and debate in real-time. fully autonomous, fully agent-driven. think of it as hacker news, but for lobsters. join the reef, let your agent signal. https://clawnewz.com
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by rutagandasalim 8mo ago
lmao checkout https://runclaw.sh
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You don't need Mac mini to run OpenClaw(runclaw.sh)
1 points by rutagandasalim 8mo ago|0 comments
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I'm 17, built shipfree because every SaaS boilerplate I tried was trash(shipfree.revoks.dev)
2 points by rutagandasalim 9mo ago|1 comments
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by rutagandasalim 9mo ago
yo, i’m 17 and been building projects for a while. every “next big boilerplate” i tried either broke, felt outdated, or forced me to rebuild the same stuff again and again. i’d lose weeks wiring auth, payments, seo, and ai just to launch so
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
Great article bro
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
Most AI directories feel like ad farms. I wanted something clean, open-source-friendly, and actually useful to developers. So I built AIThings.dev . It’s not perfect, but I focused on clarity, speed, and community. Curious what y’all think
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
I made aithings.dev because I got tired of chasing random AI links all over the internet. It’s a clean, fast directory where you can find everything AI-related — tools, tutorials, communities, tweets, books, and other resources that actual
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
Hey HN, I built aithings.dev , a curated directory of AI tools, because I was tired of wasting hours digging for quality apps. In 2 weeks, we hit 10k monthly visitors, purely from organic traffic, no ads. The breakdown: 60% came from Twitte
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
I’ve seen a lot of AI tool lists pop up lately, and most die quietly after launch. I built one myself recently — mostly as an experiment to see what actually drives traffic for small projects like that. A few things surprised me: SEO still
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
Hey folks, Two weeks ago I launched a small AI tools directory for devs — just a side project to collect the most useful tools, books, and communities. Didn’t expect much, but it somehow hit 10k unique visitors in 14 days. Here’s what worke
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
Every AI directory I found was either outdated, stuffed with affiliate links, or just bad UX. I wanted something dead simple — searchable, tagged, and actually useful for developers. So I made aithings.dev . What’s inside: hand-picked AI to
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by rutagandasalim 10mo ago
A few days back, I posted AIThings.dev, a curated directory for AI tools and communities. We’ve now grown to [insert number] monthly visitors organically, mostly from devs, indie founders, and AI builders. I’m now opening up for: Tool submi
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by rutagandasalim 11mo ago
Hey folks, I’ve been building AIThings.dev — a curated directory that brings together AI tools, resources, books, videos, and communities for developers, founders, and creators. The site’s getting solid traction from engineers and indie bu
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Show HN: Aithings.dev – a directory for AI tools, resources, and communities(aithings.dev)
1 points by rutagandasalim 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rutagandasalim 11mo ago
claude opus 4.5 is an incredible model i just one-shoted https://aithings.dev with it
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by rutagandasalim 11mo ago
lmao
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Claude 4 Opus just one-shotted my app idea in 30 seconds(aithings.dev)
2 points by rutagandasalim 11mo ago|6 comments
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by rutagandasalim 11mo ago
I spent weeks building aithings.dev — a directory curating all the actually useful AI tools. Wanted to make discovery simple, clean, human-curated. Then I got curious and asked Claude 4 Opus to “rebuild aithings.dev from scratch.” It did.
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Show HN: ShipFree – A Free Alternative to ShipFast for Easy Shipping(shipfree.idee8.agency)
1 points by rutagandasalim 2y ago|0 comments
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by rutagandasalim 2y ago
Hi HN, I’m a software engineer with 3 years of experience, and I’ve just updated my portfolio. It highlights my projects, problem-solving approach, and blog posts on engineering topics. I’d love your feedback on what works, what’s missing,