Rohitcss's comments

On: Why build a domain-specific agent for front end tasks?

[Rohitcss]

The idea sounds interesting enough. But, with SOOO much AI slop going all around in-the name of AI coding, I'm really weary of anyone who claims to generate "production-ready" code.

Can y'all find another word for high-quality code, please?

On: Show HN: An AI agent that learns your product and guides your users

[Rohitcss]

Great idea. Landing page flow is odd though. Does it run on my machine?

On: I Built Dreami to see how far one dev could take AI

[Rohitcss]

Showing '503 Service Unavailable' for me. I'm in India. Tried loading 3-4 times already.

[zuda → Rohitcss]

So sorry, was rebooting the server due to a rate limiting error. Both are fixed!

[Rohitcss → zuda]

Yeah worked. Thanks

On: How good are you at determining if a video was made by AI?

[Rohitcss]

Veo 3 has challenged small video production agencies' future. It's unbelievable to think how far we've come.

On: Guide to Generative Video with Google Veo 3 and Flow

[Rohitcss]

This is the most comprehensive cheatsheet for any video generation AI tool. Good job.

[jgarzik → Rohitcss]

Thanks! There is very little info available on useful, working Veo 3 techniques, so I cobbled together what I could find, with my own experiments: https://x.com/jgarzik/status/1926496820311605577

[Rohitcss → jgarzik]

Good stuff...

On: Show HN: Personalized Newsletters About Anything

[Rohitcss]

I like this. But I am unsure how 'personalized' and 'niche' it can be?

[zaais → Rohitcss]

Works surprisingly well for super niche topics as long as there's sufficient progress/updates

But stagnant fields/industries with minimal change won't work as well

[Rohitcss → zaais]

Okay. Thanks for the clarification.

On: Show HN: An affordable resume optimizer for tech jobs

[Rohitcss]

Interesting. How's it different from jobsca[dot]co regarding features? I know it's more affordable compared to jobscan.

[taishikato → Rohitcss]

First: I created WinTechJobs as a cheaper alternative app to Jobscan.

As an additional difference it enables more accurate resume analysis.

If you've ever used Jobscan before, you might know that the analysis of hard skills and soft skills in particular is terrible. Jobscan will list things like "cad" (Canadian dollar) as a hard skills item. They're probably just extracting words that seem relevant from the job description. However, this makes resume scoring completely unreliable.

WinTechJobs doesn't have these issues.

On: Show HN: Web Apps for Python Devs with Auto-Generated UI

[Rohitcss]

Please don't auto-start videos. Instead, use a GIF.

[franga2000 → Rohitcss]

Please no?!? Gifs are super inefficient and they look exceptionally bad at any usable compression level. Just use a muted video!

[afnan_davia → Rohitcss]

Thanks so much for the feedback! We’ve updated the site with your suggestion.

[iamsaitam → Rohitcss]

Because of bandwidth consumption?

On: Gemini as a Universal AI Assistant

[Rohitcss]

Apple and Samsung already have partnerships with Google. More hardware companies will follow soon.

On: KumoRFM: A Foundation Model for In-Context Learning on Relational Data

[Rohitcss]

A real-time in-context label generator. Nice...