Param Aggarwal

Before this app I would use complicated tools like Handbrake. Even Permute is very feature rich and complex. But CompressX has a breath of fresh air simple design that is just a drag and drop interface. It’s very effective and it shows how much space was saved which is very useful. Very recently the creator has also added transparent video support.

A lot of things we buy online have an element of subjectivity. Just booking a hotel with the highest rating is often not the right choice. So we typically scroll through many of the recent customer reviews to get a better sense of the hotel listing. LLMs are very well capable of doing this for us! Typically we go to an LLM like ChatGPT, and we ask our question, but I think that more and more...

It allows me to convert my Chrome browser into a supercharged development tool by creating advanced rules to modify the requests that the website is making. Very useful to quickly tweak API parameters and image resolutions without any code change!

I would like to hear a comparison with Tachyons CSS (http://tachyons.io) which is also a famous utility CSS library!

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Hey Makers! 👋 I am a developer on the team building Caliber in Bangalore, India. There are plenty of applicant tracking tools available, but none satisfy the needs of the startup community, the first being cost. We tried to figure out a way that we could give a simple and useful applicant tracking system for free, while still offering value to startups and us. We realised that by evaluating...

Congrats to @ayusin on launching the Helpingo app for college students. While families use WhatsApp, friends use Messenger, offices use Slack and communities use forums, college students are still stuck in a mix of tools with college mails, Facebook groups, word-of-mouth, WhatsApp groups and physical notice boards. This makes their life stressful because there is always a fear of missing out...

Hits the sweet spot on each tech trend as of today. 1. Pay for service, not hardware. 2. Use AI, not imperative code. 3. Realtime IoT API and not download-data-at-end-of-day.

Excellent app. I like how simple it is. No friend lists to manage, no conversations to manage. Just get on and start discussing. In school, in office or in a conference, everyone around you is literally and virtually in the same room. :)