The system allows users to submit a JSON payload containing geocoordinates and mission requirements (e.g., capture_type: "4K_video" | "IR_photo"), the backend then handles the fleet logistics, selecting the optimal VTOL units from distributed sub-stations based on battery state-of-charge and proximity.

This move has allowed me to maintain a project for long times while still maintaining my peace of mind.

I have been struggling with the same paradox, all AI moat seems to be to remove humans. Although that might be possible in a distant future I don't see it happening anytime soon.

Instead I want AI to be my assistant like and IDE, where it help me get things done faster that I can do it by myself but I am always in command. Also what if there is an AI assistant for each code repo, that understands that repo in its entirely and is downloaded when you clone the repo, it has deep knowledge on the code base, it scope and restrictions, how the code changed over time etc etc.

We can provide Small language models for existing codebases for large organizations like banks which run cobol or some other older tech. This AI then empowers there limited developers to punch way above their numbers and help them developer better, cleaner and faster.

This is one way I am thinking on AI/LLMS as they keep shrinking exponentially and keep becoming more powerful.

I think specialized single purpose embedded AI/LLMS will be the future.

We’ve been using it for a while and I’m a super happy customer. The scheduled task feature has been a lifesaver—super simple and just works exactly as expected. Also want to call out the Dev mode: it’s an absolute gem, makes testing and iterating so much smoother than anything else I’ve tried.

Really appreciate the thoughtfulness that’s gone into the product—excited to see the upcoming MicroVM + checkpointing work land!

I’ve been working on AuctionHubIndia , a platform that aggregates bank auction properties (residential and commercial) across India.

Banks regularly auction distressed assets (NPAs, SARFAESI, foreclosures), but the notices are scattered across dozens of bank sites, often as unstructured PDFs or poorly formatted web pages. Finding and tracking them is tedious.

What it does:

Aggregates auction listings from multiple Indian banks.

Uses AI agents to parse and process unstructured notices into clean, searchable property data.

Lets you filter by location, property type, price, bank, and more.

Provides timely updates so buyers never miss an auction.

Why we built it: For investors and homebuyers, the current system is fragmented and opaque. AuctionHubIndia makes the process transparent, searchable, and easy to navigate.

What’s next:

Advanced search capabilities with smarter filters.

Free downloads of up to 4 listings before subscription.

Weekly rollout of new user-friendly features.

Would love to hear your feedback, especially around improving discovery or automating due diligence.

Check it out: https://auctionhubindia.com

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I’ve been working on Kikker, an AI-powered tool that helps software engineers land their dream tech jobs faster. We’ve just launched the alpha version, and I’d love for you to try it out and give me feedback.

Here’s what Kikker can do:

AI-Powered Resume Review: It analyzes your resume and provides personalized, actionable feedback to make it stand out to recruiters.

AI-Powered Social Bios Generator: It generates tailored bios for your LinkedIn, GitHub, and other profiles that will grab the attention of hiring managers.

There’s no sign-up required to try it out – just head to getkikker.com and give it a go. Right now, we’re offering free access to apply for up to 5 jobs through the platform.

I’m still working on improving Kikker, so any feedback you have would be super helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments!

Thanks, and looking forward to hearing what you think!

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43503156

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I'm an engineer with 15 year of IT experience. Instead of tech stack you should focus on speed. Use whichever tech you are faster in.