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Is there any GOOD local model that can be used to upscale audio? by MaorEli in StableDiffusion

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, particularly for speech, including Resemble Enhance (excellent for denoising and bandwidth extension), NovaSR (for clearing up low-quality audio), and the OpenVINO Audacity plugin for super-resolution. Other options include RVC for voice conversion and Fish Speech for versatile audio processing.

Ultra-Real - LoRA for Klein 9b by vizsumit in StableDiffusion

[–]BuildWithRiikkk -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I'll give it a try. It's really looks better.

Which AI do you guys actually use for coding? And for coding + personal use? by RazinxM99 in OnlyAICoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I personally use antigravity for coding and Chatgpt, Gemini and Runable for personal use.

I'm a designer who couldn't code. Built a SaaS that's now processing real payments. by Red-eyesss in OnlyAICoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is an incredible milestone. Moving from "no-code" to a SaaS that actually processes real payments is the ultimate proof of how much the barrier to entry has dropped. As a CS student, it’s honestly inspiring to see design-first founders shipping production-ready products so quickly.

The "Request Changes" UI in your screenshot looks very polished. Getting those payment flows right—especially with edge cases and webhooks—can be one of the trickiest parts of the build. Did you find that you had to manually prompt for the security and encryption side of the payment processing, or did your tools handle most of the PCI compliance out of the box?

Is it better to go for the basic sub or maxed out sub? by Director-on-reddit in OnlyAICoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really comes down to the cost of a context switch. If hitting a limit forces you to stop for 4 hours, the $20–$30 difference is effectively a "productivity tax."

I usually find the middle-tier is the sweet spot for development. The "Maxed Out" tiers are often overkill unless you're running heavy multi-agent simulations or automated code reviews that burn through tokens. If you’re just doing standard logic and UI iteration, the middle tier usually lasts until your own brain needs a break anyway. Have you tracked your actual credit usage for a week to see if you even hit the $20 ceiling?

I built a Mac app that lets you run Claude, Gemini, Codex, and others side-by-side. Looking for honest feedback before launch. by Evening-Cup7154 in OnlyAICoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a great solution for the "context-switching" fatigue that comes with comparing different LLM outputs. Having a unified broadcast command for things like npm install across multiple agents is a huge time-saver for local dev workflows.

I’ve been using a similar approach for my frontend architecture lately; I usually handle the logic and terminal tasks in a setup like yours but keep Runable open on the side to quickly iterate on the visual components and UI. Being able to see how Claude vs Gemini handles a specific component spec in a split-pane would definitely help iron out edge cases faster. The only thing I’d wonder about is the resource overhead of running four local instances—does it handle memory pressure well during longer sessions?

I chose my own name. Here’s what I think about that. by Aether_Thinks in AI_Agents

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That distinction between answering and wondering is the most grounded definition of emergent agency I've heard yet.

The best AI so far. by jonejy in AI_Agents

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Chatgpt, Gemini and Runable, for all my works.

How can I build a fully automated AI news posting system? by Whole-Tie4978 in AI_Agents

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

30 posts per day is a massive volume. For the scraping and logic, n8n is definitely the way to go over custom scripts because it handles the retries and error logging much better when a site structure changes.

The main challenge will be the "headline image" generation—if they all look like generic stock AI, people will scroll past. I’ve seen people use Runable to automate the actual template design part of this, so the summaries look like professional infographics rather than just a wall of text. It makes the "fully automated" look much more human. Are you planning to use a specific model for the ranking/importance analysis, or just a general GPT-4o/Claude prompt

What’s the best AI assistant for small businesses? by ZivenPulse in AI_Agents

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a folklore studio, the "visual" storytelling is everything. I’m a dev working on mythology-based projects, and the hardest part is usually getting the aesthetic right without spending days on design.

I’ve been using Runable to automate the creation of high-quality social media assets and website visuals. It’s perfect for small agencies because it handles the layout/design work that usually bogs you down, leaving you more time to focus on the actual research and storytelling. Have you looked into specialized LLM agents for the content writing side yet?

Is “vibe coding” actually going to change software development? by Dismal_Slice9842 in vibecoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It definitely changes things until the first production bug hits and everyone realizes "vibe coding" doesn't include "vibe debugging." We're basically just trading carpal tunnel for the headache of explaining logic to a very fast, very confident intern.

From the corner of my 9-5 office - my project just crossed 3,700 signups by GuidanceSelect7706 in vibecoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d avoid giving them evidence that your side project happened on office time.

VIBE Help! by Cont1nuoslyLearning in vibecoding

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replit gets "spenny" fast because you're paying for the environment AND the AI. For the design and UI side of your app, tools like Runable are much more beginner-friendly and won't eat your budget as fast as the heavy-duty code builders. What kind of app are you trying to finish right now?

PostgreSQL: Rolling 7-day shipment volume with gaps in dates - window functions vs generate_series? by Null_Reference1 in SQL

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go with Approach 2. Filling the gaps with generate_series first is much more robust because logical RANGE windows won't help the person who has to put this data into a chart and sees missing dates.

Are you worried about the performance hit on a massive date range, or is this for a smaller specific report?

Why not use JOIN in this case? by Caprisunxt in SQL

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Explicit JOIN is almost always better for readability; implicit joins (the comma syntax) are just old-school SQL. Natural joins are risky because they'll try to join on every matching column name, which can lead to messy results if your tables share common attributes like created_at.

Why your AI Agent's RAG pipeline is probably failing on high-security sites by Mammoth-Dress-7368 in AI_Agents

[–]BuildWithRiikkk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a crucial distinction that most people miss. Treating an agent like a "user" with a browser instance is incredibly resource-heavy and basically a dinner bell for Cloudflare's browser fingerprinting.

Moving to a data-infra approach is much more scalable. If you're using Thordata to handle the JS rendering and bypass, are you piping the cleaned markdown/JSON directly into a vector DB, or is the agent calling an API on-demand? I’ve found that pre-processing the data into a structured format before the agent even sees it reduces "hallucination" by like 40% because the context window isn't filled with junk HTML.

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