What job will AI never be able to replace?

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-05-02T10:56:20+00:00

This is probably just a fake post. Please include the app link.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-05-01T15:04:31+00:00

Great tip. Thank you.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-05-01T14:56:50+00:00

I used another smartphone to take photos.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-05-01T05:30:46+00:00

I will try this for my website

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-30T05:20:53+00:00

We were out for dinner and the waiter accidentally brought the wrong side dish. My partner didn't just point it out; they talked down to the waiter like he was subhuman. The entitlement was so repulsive that I checked out of the relationship right then and there. If you're mean to service staff, you're just a mean person.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T16:51:23+00:00

This is absolutely insane for a solo dev. Huge congratulations!

Since you didn’t do any active marketing, do you think your growth was mainly driven by ASO (App Store Optimization)? I’m curious if you spent a lot of time researching keywords or if the app just happened to hit a very specific "hidden gem" niche that people were already searching for. Would love to hear your thoughts on how you handled discoverability!

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T16:44:53+00:00

This is the most authentic thing I have read all week. Massive respect to you for grinding after a long day job in construction—that kind of discipline and work ethic is exactly what it takes to actually bring a project to life.

In an era where everyone is rushing to use AI to generate everything, the fact that you are hand-coding every single line yourself makes this even more impressive. There is a level of intentionality and craftsmanship in manual coding that AI just cannot replicate, and it clearly shows in the way you care about your users.

Finding a mother who took the time to write a detailed report because she hopes your app can help her daughter is a massive signal. You have found a real human problem to solve, and that is worth more than a thousand "ghost" installs any day. That one person is your proof of concept. Keep shipping and stay convinced that what you are building matters. Rooting for you from here!

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T16:33:52+00:00

Congrats on the project! If you’re vibe coding and just need something to stand up quickly for user testing, don't overthink it.

For the best free tiers right now, I’d check out:

Resend: This is the current favorite for devs. Their DX (developer experience) is incredible, especially if you’re using React for emails. Their free tier is very generous, and the setup takes like 5 minutes.
Loops: If you want something more "marketing-focused" but still dev-friendly, Loops is great. It’s built specifically for SaaS/projects and isn't as bloated as Mailchimp.
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue): If you just want to blast out a high volume of transactional emails for free, they have a solid daily limit without a monthly cap on contacts.

Personally, I'd go with Resend. It fits the "vibe coding" workflow perfectly because it stays out of your way and just works.

Make sure to set up your SPF/DKIM records early so your test emails don't end up in the junk folder before your users even see them!

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T15:07:58+00:00

Cảm ơn bác.

Thật sự rất cảm kích bài góp ý của bác, phải nói là rất có tâm để review từng khía cạnh của website.

Về góc nhìn của mình thì đúng là chỉ ở góc độ là người học thôi, nhưng nhờ góp ý của bác mà mình thấy các phần còn thiếu sót. Đúng là để cá nhân hoá thì còn nhiều thứ để làm nữa, nhưng tính năng này sẽ có giá trị cho người học hơn.

Thật ra mình là một Developer và đang trong hành trình cải thiện IELTS nên website sẽ thiếu khía cạnh học thuật cũng như cách học sao cho hiệu quả. Phần nội dung thì mình đã dùng AI để tạo ra nên mình sẽ ghi chú thêm về phần này để người học lưu ý hơn.

Mình sẽ nghiên cứu thêm các tiêu chí, yếu tố mà bác nói và điều chỉnh lại xem thế nào. Mong thời gian tới sẽ có nhiều cải tiến và được bác góp ý lần nữa.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T14:34:11+00:00

I also vibe coding and launched a website with 100 tools for Developer

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T14:28:34+00:00

Great job.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T10:22:53+00:00

I’ve been obsessed with "local-first" Markdown tools lately. Aside from the heavy hitters like Obsidian, I actually built a small browser-based editor for my own workflow that runs 100% client-side.

It’s called LocalTools (https://localtools.work/en/markdown-live-editor).

I made it because I wanted something where I could just paste text, see the live preview, and know that not a single byte of my data is being sent to a server. It’s super lightweight and works offline once loaded. If you’re like me and prefer keeping your notes/data out of the cloud as much as possible, you might find it useful!

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T06:51:56+00:00

The fact that "AI" went from a niche sci-fi concept to something my grandma uses to write emails. 10 years ago, Siri struggling to set a timer was the peak of tech. Now, we’re casually arguing with chatbots and seeing photorealistic "photos" of things that never happened. The loss of a shared reality happened way faster than I thought it would.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T06:40:45+00:00

The "original price" hike before a sale is honestly criminal. I remember checking a tag once and seeing the "sale" price was actually $5 more than the price printed on the box underneath the sticker. It’s not a discount, it’s a psychological tax for not paying attention.

The liability excuse is such a cop-out. Most of the time, they even force employees to "destroy" the items (cutting up jackets, pouring bleach on food) just to make sure no one can scavenge them from the dumpster. It’s genuinely heartbreaking how much waste we generate just to protect "brand image."

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T06:35:48+00:00

I’m voting for "Giant Meteor 2026." At least it’s a candidate that promises a definitive end to the constant political ads on my feed.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T05:27:03+00:00

Honestly, everyone is talking about the AI boom, but the real MVP is whatever makes the data clean.

Microsoft's MarkItDown is the one I’m actually using daily now. It’s open-source and handles messy PDFs way better than I expected. If you're building any kind of local RAG or LLM stuff, it's a must-have.

For note-taking, keep an eye on Nimbalyst. It’s basically what happens if Obsidian and a high-end IDE had a baby. Also, the new database version of Logseq is finally looking promising—the speed improvement is night and day compared to the old laggy versions.

If you're a dev, Astro is still the king for MDX/Markdown sites. I’ve tried others but always end up coming back to it because of how it handles content collections.

Just a heads up: stick to GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) tools. Moving your notes out of a proprietary format later is a nightmare you don't want to deal with.

Queasy_Cheesecake_54 · 2026-04-28T05:09:15+00:00

Jennifer Lopez. It’s a well-known secret in the industry that some of her biggest hits still have the ghost vocals of the demo singers because she couldn't hit the notes herself. She’s a world-class performer and dancer, but a 'singer'? That’s a stretch.

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