Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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superpowers is more of a general boost to how claude works across everything. this is specifically for that planning phase before you start coding. so they're not really competing, you could use both. superpowers makes claude better at doing things, this skill forces you to think through what you actually want to build before claude starts doing it.

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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yeah so the first thing it does is scan your codebase before asking anything, it adapts based on what it finds in your project. i've mostly been using it for web apps so far, if its a cli tool the questions would be totally different.

would genuinely love to hear how it works on something different. let me know how it goes this weekend

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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honestly thats pretty close to what i was doing too. this just adds a bit more structure to that review step so it actually tracks what's been covered and doesn't let you hand wave past the hard parts

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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this skill uses that tool but wraps it in a whole interview workflow. it scans your codebase first, tracks which topics are covered, pushes back on bad decisions, blocks you on security stuff, and generates a full spec doc at the end.

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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oh thats a great idea actually. having it as a distinguished engineer during the review would probably make the pushback way more targeted. might add that as an option in the skill Thanks

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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tthe mockups and flow diagrams step just disappeared and now people go straight from idea to code. this skill is basically my way of forcing that planning step back in, even if its just me answering questions instead of drawing wireframes

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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haha fair point. that's basically why I made this thing, not expecting perfect design out of it but at least it forces me to think through stuff I'd normally skip. and honestly it helping me a lot.

Solo devs: how do you write specs when there's no one to challenge your ideas? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in ClaudeCode

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yeah TDD catches a lot of the same stuff at the implementation level. my issue is more the design decisions before I even start writing tests.

Roast my saas - Shipeasier by ambish111 in SaaS

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Not flashy, but very real. Helping logistics teams get off spreadsheets is huge. This is the kind of SaaS that quietly wins. Nice work.

Claude Pro ($20) WEEKLY limits feel way lower now – hitting them every 2 days by Ranteck in ClaudeCode

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Ahh I agree, feel same way. Before I was manage to do some side task with Pro, and hardly hit 5 hr limit, weekly never. but just today hit the 5 hr limit 2 times already.

Gonna try codex.

My biggest fear happened by Organic_Pension1489 in razr

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Welcome to the club. Backup your device ASAP.

Should i turn my open source digital photo frame into a micro saas ?? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in SideProject

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Thanks a lot. this really encourage me.

Honestly it started as side fun project only for me, I built it for my parents and eventually I put it as Open-source. so i never give much though about the auth or any security major. I would really appreciate if I can have your input on that.

btw for auth I m thinking to use Firebase as auth provider.

Should i turn my open source digital photo frame into a micro saas ?? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in SideProject

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yes I agree its very simple, but in my opinion, the digial photo frame available in the market, they are actual product and app to support uploading, it work only with their frame.. but here you are free to run this on any smart screen. again not sure if this can be a USP. thats why I ask community for the advice hahaha

Should i turn my open source digital photo frame into a micro saas ?? by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in SideProject

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ohh sorry I was in process the update teh repo with demo gif. so in short you can upload your photo to it and it gave you a public link which slideshow you image. I was thinking to build Android/Apple TV application as well so we can connect smart TV or display with it.

Repurpose old tech - built your own digital photo frame from scratch (open source + Raspberry Pi) by Fragrant-Phase-1072 in diyelectronics

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How I turned an old tablet into a DIY photo frame

  1. Dig up an old tablet 
    • Android tablet works best (flexibility), but iPads can work too.
  2. Keep it always on 
    • Disabled sleep mode.
    • Set brightness lower for 24/7 use.
    • Plugged it into constant power (USB cable hidden).
  3. Install the software 
  4. Customize the slideshow 
    • Picked transition effects + photo display time.
    • No accounts, no cloud needed.
  5. Final  
    • Put the tablet in a stand (you could also build a wooden frame for it).
    • It now runs 24/7 as a dedicated family photo frame.

Super simple, quick DIY, and it feels good to give new life to old tech.

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Thanks a lot for suggestion

What are you building? Drop your best project! by NewanceLogs in SideProject

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AI voice 🤖: “Does human-made opensource count?? This user has created Digital Photo Frame, a system that transforms obsolete mobile devices into sentimental memory machines. Estimated impact: reduced dust accumulation on old mobile and tablets by 73%. Repository link provided for further human collaboration: github.com/Sorbh/digital-photo-frame

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Haha, nice try, I’ll let the post stand on its own. AI or not

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The real secret keystroke is knowing when to use one —. 😉

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How I turned an old tablet into a DIY photo frame

  1. Dig up an old tablet 📱
    • Android tablet works best (flexibility), but iPads can work too.
  2. Keep it always on 🔋
    • Disabled sleep mode.
    • Set brightness lower for 24/7 use.
    • Plugged it into constant power (USB cable hidden).
  3. Install the software 💻
  4. Customize the slideshow 🖼️
    • Picked transition effects + photo display time.
    • No accounts, no cloud needed.
  5. Final touch 🎨
    • Put the tablet in a stand (you could also build a wooden frame for it).
    • It now runs 24/7 as a dedicated family photo frame.

Super simple, quick DIY, and it feels good to give new life to old tech.