@sashimikun_void: Hot take: this view probably gonna mint the next millionaire founder or startup. I like it personally for 3 reasons: 1.…
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A hot take tweet promotes a new view (possibly an AI-curated GitHub feed) that lets users track top creators and repos, claiming it could mint the next millionaire founder.
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Hot take: this view probably gonna mint the next millionaire founder or startup.
I like it personally for 3 reasons:
- I can track what the top creators/developers are working on.
- I can immediately vibe-check the freshness of the repo.
- I don’t have to go to GitHub-app and manually stalk all my fav coders.
https://digg.com/ai/github/new
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