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Have been experimenting in HCI for past few weeks. First demo - a new way of interacting with your MacBook!!

it’s Boolean as of now, but I think I can make it support more actions…

Would you use this interaction to perform actions??
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New redesigned "Update available" dialog for Scribbble :D
One should feel happy to see this everytime it pops up!
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Kushagra Gour @css_battle retweeted
Today I am excited to announce the new product that I have been working on for the last few months 🚨

Software feels like a mostly solved problem now. With AI, building another SaaS is faster and easier than ever, but a lot of the interesting problems feel like they’ve moved elsewhere.

I believe the next wave of successful indie founders will show up in consumer hardware, because that’s where building something still feels hard, real, and much more feasible now with AI.

So, this is my next big bet heyniblet.com/shop

It’s my first consumer hardware product. Niblet is a small pixel display that sits in the room and shows the little things you’d normally open your phone for weather, next train, scores, calendar, whatever you set it to.
I turn 22 today. 🎂

At 15, I launched my first saas product on Hacker News, back then everything felt special in a way that’s hard to explain now. It felt like I was ahead of the curve, and building software felt like something I was naturally good at.

Seven years later, after cts, exiting a couple of them, and having my current ones do over $50k a month, that feeling is gone. Things are working, but it feels strange, for lack of a better word.

The last year especially has been full of this weird uncertainty around software and AI. (Not an AI rant, I promise)

I just spent almost the entire year thinking day and night about what I actually want to do next. I traveled a lot, met a bunch of interesting founders and indie hackers, and realized a lot of them felt the same way.

Like the thing that used to feel exciting doesn’t hit the same anymore. Seeing it everywhere made me start questioning whether I wanted to keep doing the same thing.

During that time I also started tinkering with hardware again, which has always been the thing I was interested in way before I got into SaaS.

As a kid, I’d open every device lying around the house, reverse-engineer it, and try to understand how it worked (my parents would scold me sometimes for breaking things in the process :P)

But after giving myself space to explore for a year, I realized building something new was always what I actually wanted to do, and software was just a medium.

Now that the classic indie hacker dream feels kind of broken for me, I’m pivoting fully into hardware as a solo founder. Maybe the first real indie hacker hardware startup (sharing more soon).

AI gives me more power than I could have imagined a few years ago, and for the first time I have both the resources and a challenge that actually feels worth going after.
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Me too. Seriously!
i miss the times when we used to fight on react vs svelte
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Kushagra Gour @css_battle retweeted
Turning all my wild ideas into reality!! I present to you, the new Versus spectator mode in @css_battle 🔥
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Turning all my wild ideas into reality!! I present to you, the new Versus spectator mode in @css_battle 🔥
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Having been seeing lot of posts about how Opus is a great video editor. Just tried it - gave it 10 short recordings, with lot of duplicated content, also a person whose voice had to be removed and asked to add captions and effects. And damnn....

What a perfect beautiful result!! Video editors are seriously finished!
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Kushagra Gour @css_battle retweeted
Don't know what you can do with this, but had this idea so built it :)
what-after-prompting.vercel.app
Enjoy!
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✏️ Scribbble // Oct '26:
💰 Made $525 in revenue (+5%)
⚙️ Number of sales were less.
🌐 Could only 2 releases with one feature launch
🚀 Launched on ProductHunt - failed

This month - more marketing!
✏️ Scribbble // Sep '26:
💰 Big milestone - made $500 in revenue (+70%) 🎉
⚙️ Mostly attributed to increased pricing, but no. of sales was also 20% more!
🌐 Made some improvements on marketing website - demo animation, testimonial, pricing
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I was using Browserless for dynamic image generation from code. Then they increased pricing by a lot so I built my custom solution using puppeteer. It used to crash a lot when concurrent requests came. I experiemented with 100s of improvements for months - that made it lil more reliable, but not perfect.

Then few months back I asked Opus to make the service robust and should never crash. It worked for 30mins, tested everything, for 3 days and finally fixed it, forever! I didnt get everything it did, but still learnt 1-2 new things.

I now have a private Browserless running on my server, at one-third price :)
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Woahhh...so innovative! Loved playing this. And the interaction mechanics!!! 🤌
made a game where you carve pumpkins with your webcam 🔪🎃

it's hard ↓
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Damn...Chatgpt generated an image in 10s for me! 😮 Did image generation get some super-boost recently?
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Hackers are surely working day n night to hack software. But who is working on finding these exploits before the hackers do?
Just got off the phone with the most intelligent person I know.

He said this is COVID 2.0.

Everything on the internet is going to get hacked. One by One.

It'll start affecting people close to you and one day a big bank will get penetrated and their data will be wiped clean.

Thousands of accounts will show $0 and there will be no way of recovering their true balance.

When this happens we will go on grid lock down.

They will shut down the internet all over the world for 3 months to patch every single exploitable bug with the help of super advanced AIs.

This will cause mass panic and chaos.

You need to stock up on food, water, gold, silver, guns, ammo, and cash.

ASAP.

Rumors are that this global shutdown will start on November 17th.
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No credible source reports a planned global internet shutdown; the post cites only an unnamed friend and "rumors." The verifiable Nov 17 event is a routine FEMA/FCC Emergency Alert System test, about one minute on TV and radio.

tvtechnology.com/regulatory-leg…
techtimes.co.uk/fema-prueba-si…
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But, for whom? 🤔
Next week will be an exciting week for Antigravity! Lots of shipping will happen.
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I am finally using Opus for the most fun and thrilling use case I have found! It's damn exciting and I can't wait to...
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Kushagra Gour @css_battle retweeted
Bento is live on Product Hunt 🎉

Tidy your Mac desktop and keep new files sorted as they arrive.

would love your feedback:
producthunt.com/products/bento…
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I built a mac app for a person who had put a reddit post explaining his problem and how current apps don't solve it. I built the app and put it out there as a comment. He tried and didn't like it.

Now this might look like a failed project - done for just one person and even he didn't use it. But a problem never belong's to just one person. That app now gets 2-3 sales every month, just from that reddit comment I had put! No marketing anywhere else. Internet is beautiful, no? Just build more.
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super useful idea!!
🪁 Introducing Bento - calmkite.com/bento/

Turn your messy Mac desktop into a beautifully organized space, in one click.

Here's the before & after 👇
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Finally started to pick up again...
No hint on what happened yet.
scribbble suddenly getting low number of sales. all numbers look usual, no idea why sale is dropping. if there was a product that tells me why sales drop/increase it would be very useful!!
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woahh...someone made a CSS component styling library and it showed up on HN frontpage....in 2026!
Kudos to the brave soul 👏
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Replying to @CSSMonk
fyi, it was sumi.css
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