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Spread the words Coming soon to Google Play I build apps for the iPhone. @XcodeAndChill

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Couldn't sleep, any Spotify playlist recommendation for the night

Finally launched on ProductHunt • producthunt.com/products/scholarxiv-3 Kindly Upvote, the more the upvotes the more people it reaches. <3 #Launch #ScholarXIV #XIV @ScholarXIV

Introducing ScholarXIV • youtu.be/Zy_m1-px-fQ For a long time research has been scattered, lacked powerful tools and had bad user experience. That ends today! ScholarXIV is a next-gen research platform that comes with a set of powerful tools and features to make research a very insightful and an indepth experience. ScholarXIV let's you build your own research library, curate papers and share them. It also let's users like, bookmark and comment on each and every paper. But the most powerful feature is the AI research with sandboxes. This bring a whole new aspect of conducting research. The sandboxes let you generate files, run simulation and so much more. ScholarXIV also has a proactive feature called Pulse. In Pulse your recently liked and bookmarked papers are converted into a quick and cross-research articles to save you time. Checkout ScholarXIV.com (@ScholarXIV) for many more epic features like advanced search, paper selection, content analysis and much more. #MyProjects #ScholarXIV @Dagmawi_Babi

This is happening now Listening to Michael Jackson, bout to start moon walking

Okay, Codex is bae

For me coca-cola isn’t a soft drink anymore… it has offically become my emotional support beverage 😭

Did you guys know that Y Combinator literally publishes a “wishlist” every batch, startup ideas they actively want founders to build and will fund, and each project idea has a short description along side with a video description as well Some of the Spring 2026 wishlist ideas were - AI-native hedge funds - Cursor for Product Managers ( @Luna_moonmam would love this ) - AI for Government - Stablecoin financial services - AI guidance for physical work - AI-native agencies You guys can check out the other batch wishlist here https://www.ycombinator.com/rfs

as a girl, education gives you choices. I believe choice is the most important thing to have. your whole life depends on it. the system isn't made for you, and being incompetent on top of that is a slap to your future self. (it's really disappointing to have the access generations of women didn't have and not use it to your advantage.)

Something for the night https://open.spotify.com/track/3DHIw47UndWh5vcjGN0eJM?si=afb7ae7021b04885

I think I was just too old for this book. The entire time I was reading I kept screaming “JUST TALK TO EACH OTHER.” Like genuinely, if Connell and Marianne had one proper conversation, this whole book would’ve been 40 pages long. I get that the miscommunication is kind of the point, but after a while it just became frustrating. I still liked Sally Rooney’s writing style though, even tho there were no speech marks which required sometime to get used to. Also she does an amazing job of moving easily between two very different characters. She stays in third person but it is always clear whether or not we are viewing the world from Marianne’s or Connell’s perspective. But honestly, the ending was good.

Is it just me, or is AI getting dumber and dumber by the day or am I the problem 😭

what are the best practices for a Next.js project, not well versed when it comes to Next.js Drop them in the comments, Thank you in advance <3

I read this story just yesterday, The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. In simple terms, it is about a small American town gathering on a bright summer morning for their annual lottery. She writes it all so warmly, so ordinarily, the kind of scene that makes you feel completely at ease. And then the ending arrives, and everything you thought you were reading falls apart. What unsettles me most is how human the reaction to it is. Nobody in that town sees anything wrong. The cruelty is not hidden from them, it happens every year, in broad daylight. And still, it does not register as cruelty at all. It is simply a random day in June ( "lottery in June, crops will be heavy soon" ). It is simply the lottery. It is simply how things are done to get success throughout the year, it is simply tradition, until it affects them personally. It made me think about how much suffering around us we have decided not to see, not because we are evil, but because it has not touched us yet.

I shall be trying these today.

Sending good vibes your way :)

May the 4th be with you :)