@harrychow_@getsolari Your hiring approach is really cool! you get real users, real reach and some crazy builders.
But it feels a little disorganized. Maybe open a Google Form, bring selected people into Discord, give them a few use cases and a fixed build window. Would make evaluation easier too.
Saw @Amboras_inc is hiring backend/full-stack engineers, so I spent some time understanding what theyβre building.
What stood out to me was the part after a store goes live, using real shopper behavior to keep improving the storefront.
So I built StorePilot, a focused proof-of-work around that loop:
product page β funnel events β revenue analytics β experiment lab β Bayesian confidence β promote winner
Core loop is deterministic: events, attribution, analytics, confidence, and promotion. AI can assist variant copy, but the system owns the decision.
Would love feedback from the Amboras team.
@imad_mkdm@Amin_mokdm@Vaibhav30665241
Been exploring how embedding spaces can become something people can actually navigate, not just vectors sitting in a DB.
Built Latent Atlas : real @metmuseum artworks οΏ½οΏ½ CLIP embeddings β UMAP + HDBSCAN β interactive visual exploration.
This started after seeing some of the problems @GooeyAI is exploring around cultural datasets.
oss : https://t.co/ExpsM9bpTs
What if the conversation itself was your document editor?
So I built Draftcord: a document editing agent inside Discord, powered by @superdocsapp.
Upload a DOCX β describe changes in plain English β review the exact edits β approve/reject β export the updated DOCX or PDF.
No jumping between chat and an editor. The conversation becomes the document workflow.
SuperDocs puts it perfectly: βYour AI can write. Itβs time it could edit.β
Really impressed by what @OmkaraKadam is building at SuperDocs.
@rohansharma0509 Congrats! @usealmanac is solving a real pain.
AI coding agents can read code, but they still miss the βwhyβ behind decisions, gotchas, and old tradeoffs.
Will try it out.
@kushal124 Hey @kushal124 Here is a project i recently worked on sounds similar with your product Idea : https://t.co/OMLV2PY8F5
Would love your feedback!
Saw @Amboras_inc is hiring backend/full-stack engineers, so I spent some time understanding what theyβre building.
What stood out to me was the part after a store goes live, using real shopper behavior to keep improving the storefront.
So I built StorePilot, a focused proof-of-work around that loop:
product page β funnel events β revenue analytics β experiment lab β Bayesian confidence β promote winner
Core loop is deterministic: events, attribution, analytics, confidence, and promotion. AI can assist variant copy, but the system owns the decision.
Would love feedback from the Amboras team.
@imad_mkdm@Amin_mokdm@Vaibhav30665241
Saw @Amboras_inc is hiring backend/full-stack engineers, so I spent some time understanding what theyβre building.
What stood out to me was the part after a store goes live, using real shopper behavior to keep improving the storefront.
So I built StorePilot, a focused proof-of-work around that loop:
product page β funnel events β revenue analytics β experiment lab β Bayesian confidence β promote winner
Core loop is deterministic: events, attribution, analytics, confidence, and promotion. AI can assist variant copy, but the system owns the decision.
Would love feedback from the Amboras team.
@imad_mkdm@Amin_mokdm@Vaibhav30665241
Saw @Amboras_inc is hiring backend/full-stack engineers, so I spent some time understanding what theyβre building.
What stood out to me was the part after a store goes live, using real shopper behavior to keep improving the storefront.
So I built StorePilot, a focused proof-of-work around that loop:
product page β funnel events β revenue analytics β experiment lab β Bayesian confidence β promote winner
Core loop is deterministic: events, attribution, analytics, confidence, and promotion. AI can assist variant copy, but the system owns the decision.
Would love feedback from the Amboras team.
@imad_mkdm@Amin_mokdm@Vaibhav30665241