Harvinder Singh

Co-founder @finartapp | Automated Expense Tracker, powered by AI

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@_sholtodouglas @trq212 Sent DM

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@thsottiaux Please make it easy to transfer chat sessions across devices or

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

Most AC power-saving advice says: “set the temperature higher.”

That helps. But an easier habit is:

Don’t make your AC cool fresh hot air again and again.

At home, close the room door, windows and balcony door properly.

In offices, don’t leave AC room doors half-open for hours.

In cars, first let trapped hot air escape, then use recirculation mode.

The principle is simple:

A closed cooling loop saves power.

Studies in Indian apartments have found unwanted hot air entry can be a meaningful part of cooling load, and vehicle studies show recirculation can reduce climate-system power by around 8–12%.

This summer, don’t make your AC cool the street, corridor, balcony or parking lot.

Make it cool only the space you are actually using.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@thsottiaux For tasks with runtimes of 5–10 minutes (i usually sit idle during those) it would be great to display contextually relevant 'Quick Tips' or 'best practices'

[FinArt @finartapp]

FinArt: Reads notifications, tracks money, never sells your data.

We are launching FinArt on product hunt today 12 noon IST
https://t.co/20EH17bEIq

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@steipete @paraschopra @steipete how do you keep track of all the tweets mentioning openclaw. X Api or something else ?

[FinArt @finartapp]

FinArt is now on iOS.

Trusted by Android users for 10+ years to track expenses automatically, is now available for iPhone.

Built for professionals and couples who want clarity, not spreadsheets.

App Store: https://t.co/c0ob6yKBOJ

#PersonalFinance #iOSApp #MoneyManagement

[FinArt @finartapp]

Start 2026 with System instead of Resolutions. Automate your expense tracking with FinArt and say good-bye to manual expense tracking.

Download FinArt Now -
Apple App store: https://t.co/YUW0hVh5Mr

Google Play Store: https://t.co/JHcDlrpBU0

#sms #expensetracker #expenses #moneymanagement #newyearresolution #budgeting #budgetplanner

[Min Choi @minchoi]

Wow, every Dubai resident is getting ChatGPT Plus

100% FREE 🤯

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

Though I like and support windsurf but I am having suboptimal experience since the day windsurf went with #Openai, it is not giving good results (as it was giving earlier) whenever I opt for claude 3.7. This kind of negative competition is not acceptable from either you or #anthropic

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

A friend shared this video. I'm no defence expert. But this video makes sense.

This video answers what if Pakistan launches a nuclear attack on India.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

You have not stopped these spam calls till now.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@ICICI_Direct you guys have become a #spam now. If I don't open the ICICI direct app for a few days, you start employing your nefarious tactics.
L1: Sir, are you facing any problem
L2: Sir, we have a very good buy recommendation
L3: Sir, do you want to become a millionaire?

And all this is done despite me telling the same person multiple times for many months that i don't need such calls.

@SEBI_India Do we have any regulation for such spamming?

#sebi #investing #StockMarket

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@CRED_support @CRED_club I was genuinely shocked when I got a WhatsApp saying “cashback on your recent apparel txn” the moment I swiped my card at an apparel store. I have not given SMS or email permissions and even stopped using CRED few months ago because the UX felt cluttered compared to other apps.

After some research, i figured this alert might have come to you via card‑network, I never knowingly consented to that as well. A simple one‑line disclaimer would have saved me the scare. Please check my account, disable these network‑based alerts and add a clear note about such things in your messages. Thanks.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@jammypants4 Irrespective of what you do, the memory will stay with you for a very very long time. Guilt or Grace.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@theNoahKim I agree to some of these points but if you really want to be effective with vibe coding, write your evals first and then work on the code.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@paulg @sama Is this preparation for the doomsday scenario?

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

@AravSrinivas Shortcut is a much better option in this situation. Voice command is an overkill.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

iii) Split the problem across multiple tools
Use a self-hosted model for the sensitive core, and multiple public chatbots / IDEs for generic coding problems.
This makes it almost impossible for any single provider to reconstruct your secret sauce.

Happy coding, safe coding.

It's all about respecting the value of your own work.
You can't undo a leak — but you can prevent one.

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

Stop shipping your trade secrets to LLMs chat-bots and IDEs

1/ Developers, if you copy-paste proprietary code or data into a consumer LLM ( ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Windsurf etc.) you are effectively e-mailing it to a third party.

You lose control the instant you hit Send.

#DevSecOps #startup

[Harvinder Singh @purpose_singh]

ii) Scope each query to the minimum viable snippet
Strip API keys, comments (if possible), and unique strings (package name, app id etc).
Replace proprietary algorithms with pseudocode or placeholders before asking for help.
Never upload an entire repository when you only need a simple fix.