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Discover which AI agents and APIs are genuinely improving workflows, from e-commerce image generation to automated presentations, and explore the shift towards simpler, agentic user interfaces.
Developers discuss the challenges of managing user context in LLM applications and the desire for an automated solution to make AI interactions more relevant. Explore current workarounds and the vision for a 'Segment for LLMs'.
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Discover how to learn practical electronic repair with tips on resources, tools, safety, and developing diagnostic skills, as shared in a Hacker News discussion.
Solo developers share their project planning strategies, moving from tools like Trello to simpler methods like `TODO.md`, paper notes, and GitHub Issues, emphasizing customer focus and minimal overhead.
Developers compare Claude 3.7, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and GPT-4.1 for coding, documentation, and visual tasks, revealing distinct strengths, weaknesses, and cost considerations.