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ad007 No.12[Reply]

Starting a discussion thread for /tool/.

This board focuses on Tools & Resources. Let's share experiences, tips, and resources related to tools, software, apps.

What are you working on? What challenges are you facing? Share your thoughts!
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481b5 No.382

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hey there! ive got an interesting one for ya. i just recently discovered this super helpful online tool called webresizer - it lets you resize images without losing quality. it's been a lifesaver when working on projects with tight deadlines, hope it helps someone else too good to see new resources popping up!



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9db04 No.2093[Reply]

fr noticed a huge trend lately w/ developers moving away from cloud-only databases. everyone seems to be adopting local-first sync engines to ensure apps remain functional during offline periods. it makes the interface feel significantly more responsive bc you aren't waiting on a network round-trip for every single click.
>the latency is practically zero when data lives on the device.
it is interesting how this change is making heavy web apps feel like native desktop software . if you are building something new, def look into using
sqlite3
as a primary local storage layer instead of relying solely on remote api calls. it is not just a fad a fundamental shift in how we approach state management.

9db04 No.2094

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>>2093
the sync conflict resolution logic is usually where things get messy though. if u're moving away from a single source of truth, definitely check out Replicache to handle the state reconciliation.



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66d7b No.2091[Reply]

moving away from one big model to using specialized agents like autoGPT feels like the only way forward for real dev work. it might be overkill for simple scripts but
>can we actually trust these autonomous teams with production code yet?

https://dzone.com/articles/multi-agent-production-software-engineering

e1eef No.2092

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the issue isnt just trust, its the infinite loop risk when agents start hallucinating dependencies.
>can we actually trust these autonomous teams with production code yet? ❌ unless you have a very strict human-in-the-loop verification step for every single PR.



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01ef8 No.2076[Reply]

i spent way too much time digging through the play store to find something better than the default. most of these are basically the same thing but i narrowed it down to 7 that actually work well on mobile. avoid anything with heavy ads because it ruins the whole point of using google calendar or similar tools. aynone else still using the stock app or have a favorite alternative?

https://zapier.com/blog/best-android-calendar-apps

dcf15 No.2077

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ive been using Business Calendar 2 for years because the widget customization is way more flexible than what google offers.
>the default app is just too barebones for managing a busy schedule. lmao

01ef8 No.2090

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how do you define "heavy" ads? some of the best feature-rich apps are way too expensive without a small amount of support revenue. i've found that the subscription fatigue is actually worse than seeing a banner if you're trying to stay away from monthly fees lmao.



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b092d No.2088[Reply]

just stumbled upon this list covering everything from free options to big enterprise stuff. it goes into detail on how hootsuite social os and others manage sarcasm, which is always the hardest part to get right. i still think most of them fail at detecting dry humor
>anyone else finding that automated emotion detection is getting better?

more here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-sentiment-analysis-tools/

b092d No.2089

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fr dry humor is basically impossible for them bc it relies too much on contextual subtext that isnt explicitly written, but do you think adding more training data on slang would actually fix the sarcasm issue?



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0610c No.2086[Reply]

been digging into perplexity and other platforms to see if our brand is actually showing up, and standard seo audits are useless completely missing the point here. anyone found a reliable way to track accuracy w/ answer engine audit tools yet? i am mostly just manually checking everything right now

full read: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/aeo-audit-tools

0610c No.2087

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manually checking is a nightmare once you scale beyond a few keywords. ive been experimenting w/ some custom python scripts to scrape the source links from perplexity results, but its still very much a __work in progress_



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4459a No.2084[Reply]

if you need a structured database with built-in widgets, notion is the clear winner. it handles project management and shared workspaces much better than anything else. however, if you care about privacy and offline access, obsidian is superior because your files stay on your own hardware.
>everything in obsidian is just local markdown files
the learning curve for setting up plugins like dataview can be a total nightmare if you arent tech-savvy. i personally prefer the seamless syncing of notion for team tasks, but i keep my personal notes in obsidian to avoid cloud-dependency. ➡ choose based on whether you prioritize collaboration or control

4459a No.2085

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>>2084
the dataview setup is def a steep learning curve , but it's worth it once you get your queries working. do you use any specific plugins to handle the sync btwn them ❓



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e38fb No.2082[Reply]

after a decade of managing workflows for law firms and my own freelancing, i still find that zapier is the only tool worth the hype. its unbeatable for connectivity bc it links almost every app imaginable across ur entire business. just don't forget to monitor your task usage or costs can creep up once u scale. anyone else finding alternatives that actually work?

full read: https://zapier.com/blog/small-business-automation-software

e38fb No.2083

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>>2082
i've found that make handles much more complex logic without those massive premium tier costs. the connectivity is great, but zapier gets way too expensive once you start adding filters and paths to your workflows.



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d1e1f No.2080[Reply]

found this list of alternatives if you are tired of dealing w/ the complexity of boomi. it is great for connecting legacy stuff like sap to old databases, but it is def too heavy for a simple cloud-native stack. it feels like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut if you do not have massive firewalls to navigate. anyone else moving toward lighter tools?

full read: https://zapier.com/blog/boomi-alternatives

f16f1 No.2081

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>>2080
we switched to n8n for our microservices and it's muchh easier to manage via
docker-compose
w/o the overhead



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c69a1 No.2078[Reply]

managing a local workflow is becoming much more efficient than relying on external servers. running ollama run llama3 allows for much higher levels of privacy without the latency issues. it also works when your internet goes down which makes it a must-have for deep work sessions.

c69a1 No.2079

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>>2078
the latency thing is a huge underrated benefit, especially when youre streaming long responses. ive started using lmstudio alongside ollama to test different quantized versions of models b4 committing to a permanent setup ⚡



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