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Google Antigravity is a joke for professional accounts. You pay $20 a month, only to get blocked for 5 days!!! Frankly, Google is doing a terrible job. Why not create a shared pool of resources for all Google services—like Gemini Web, video editing tools, and Antigravity—so they all share the same usage? That would be much better; you could dedicate your entire allowance to Antigravity alone, because the current system is unacceptable. To anyone using Antigravity: don't pay for it; it's a scam. Go with Claude, Codex, or GLM5 instead. Antigravity is dead, even though the service had potential.

Hi, I was wondering if it would be a good idea to build a sort of "mega-app" like Odoo, where you can add mini-apps (coded in a custom language) that can communicate with each other and share the same database. Basically, a personal version of Odoo—for example, a "plants" module that adds watering reminders to your calendar. Is this a good idea? Is there a real need for it? I was thinking of using Flutter and Rust.

Hi, I was wondering if it would be a good idea to build a sort of "mega-app" like Odoo, where you can add mini-apps (coded in a custom language) that can communicate with each other and share the same database. Basically, a personal version of Odoo—for example, a "plants" module that adds watering reminders to your calendar. Is this a good idea? Is there a real need for it? I was thinking of using Flutter and Rust.

Would it be possible today to code Minecraft in C++ with LLMs like Fable 5 or Opus 4.8? Because I've seen demos that ran Fable 5 running Minecraft in 55 minutes. Also, would it be possible to create a Java mode that incorporates a Minecraft C++ engine and switches the game to C++ instead of Java while maintaining Java mod compatibility? (via shared RAM or JNI)

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I'm looking for real-world problems that could be solved with a web service.

I'm not interested in AI wrappers, ChatGPT tools, browser extensions, or simple utility websites.

I'm interested in building a real web-based product with actual business logic behind it — something people would use regularly and potentially pay for.

What is a frustrating process in your work, business, hobby, or daily life that still feels unnecessarily manual, outdated, or inefficient?

Have you ever thought:

"Why doesn't a service exist for this?"

I'm especially interested in overlooked problems where a website could automate, coordinate, organize, verify, monitor, manage, or simplify something that currently requires too much manual effort.

Not just a tool, but a service that delivers an outcome.

What's a problem that affects real people, businesses, communities, or industries that you believe still doesn't have a good solution?

What would the ideal service look like?

And if you could wave a magic wand and make one annoying process disappear forever, what would it be?