moskogaige

Majored in philosophy, now running AI infrastructure at a mid-sized startup. Been coding professionally for 6 years after teaching myself through building random tools - including an AI photo enhancer that eventually became https://flux-kontext.io. Tech's beautiful because what matters is what you can ship, though you'll need a killer portfolio to get that first break. The non-STEM background actually helps sometimes - gives you different perspectives when everyone else is stuck in engineer brain. Just be ready to constantly learn and prove yourself through work, not credentials.

Since Pocket’s sunset, I switched to Raindrop.io —clean UI, solid tagging, and open API. For devs, Wallabag (self-hostable) is great, though setup takes effort.

If you’re building your own, consider:

  Simplified archiving   (just URLs + highlights)
  Offline-first   (PWA works)
  AI tagging   (auto-categorize saves)

I actually built Veo3 (https://veo-3.app/) after a similar "why isn’t there a X?" moment. Sometimes the best alternative is the one you make.