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Eventually I realized the issue wasn’t missing plugins. The assumptions were different.
Obsidian was designed around humans manually writing, organizing, and reading notes.
I had already gotten used to harnessing Claude Code. There was no going back.
Recently a friend shared this project exploring the same direction: [StashBase](https://github.com/liliu-z/stashbase)
It feels closer to VS Code than a traditional note app.
Found it actually performs well for data analysis and running automated checks (cron-style tasks). Because the reasoning layer seems reliable so far, I've hooked it up to a simulation account (paper trading) to backtest the execution in real-time.
It’s good enough to monitor the market, but I’m keeping it sandboxed until I see consistent behavior over a longer timeframe.
Show HN: I vibe coded an (unofficial) Board of Peace site
To be honest, without vibe coding, I never would have built something this frivolous.
I asked Reddit to give me a weird game idea to test my "vibe coding" workflow. They voted for a "Diddy shooting baby lotion bottles" space invader clone.
The interesting takeaway: The actual development took about 30 minutes using my agent. However, agonizing over which celebrities to target and hunting down memes took ~2hr.
It feels like the bottleneck has completely shifted from "how do I implement this" to "what assets do I need".
Show HN: Diddy Invaders – Coding took 30 mins, finding memes took 2 hours
Ask HN: How to Differentiate a General Agent from Manus?
I'm building a General Purpose Agent in the B2C space. The benchmark is Manus (autonomously execute complex, multi-step tasks over time).I'm currently stuck in a strategic loop:1. The Clone Trap: If I just build another "Chat + Tools" interface, I have no moat. Minor UI tweaks won't save a startup against a category leader.2. The Hammer Trap: On the other hand, trying to differentiate often...
Show HN: PvZ clone where Gemini3 wrote all the code and I provided the "AAA" art
Ask HN: How to boost Gemini transcription accuracy for company names?
I’m using Gemini for speech-to-text and it often misrecognizes company names and acronyms.Is there any way to use a custom lexicon or vocabulary with Gemini to improve recognition accuracy? If not directly supported, what are practical workarounds people use — e.g. preprocessing prompts, fine-tuning, or combining Gemini with another ASR that supports phrase boosting?
I'm curating my own tech newsletter to keep myself stay ahead
$TRAVEL, a coin where holders win free flights with the coin fees. Pump or rug?
Show HN: I built a simple site for today's top tech news. What are your picks?
https://chilldog-news-feed.lovable.app/
1. The Browser Company Just Got Bought for $610M – And It Changes Everything2. This Robot Vacuum Can Actually Climb Stairs (Yes, Really)3. Samsung's Weirdest Product Yet: A 27-Inch TV... With a Handle?4. SpaceX Just Proved Starship Can Land Like a Feather in Slow-Motion Perfection5. Adobe's Bringing 'Pro-Level' Video Editing to Your iPhone for Free (Yes, Free)
Show HN: Milo, an AI podcast host dedicated to personal narrative
Ask HN: Is manually discovering and configuring MCP servers the only way?
After reading this paper on autonomous tool invocation (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.01056), I'm wondering if others share my frustration with the current MCP (Model Context Protocol) workflow. My typical process for adding a new capability to my agent:1) Search for MCP servers that might have the functionality I need 2) Read through documentation to verify it actually does what I want 3) Install...
That's actually the exact reason I built my website. It's a quick AI tool that asks you the right questions and creates a personalized plan.
You should check it out! https://mysupps.tech/
Show HN: I got lost when choosing supplements, so I built an AI nutritionist
Notes on "Andrej Karpathy: Software is changing(again)"
Turns your raw notes into a blog post with highlights
https://quick-quotes-quill.lovable.app/
Happy to open-source this if there's interest!